ONE-ON-ONE COACHING FOR HIGH SCHOOL & UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
What if you felt a little more like you’ve got this?
School comes with a syllabus. The rest of being a student doesn’t.
I help with the parts no class really teaches you through personalized coaching and practical tools you can use in real life, so school and life feel more manageable and you feel more confident about what to do next.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
High School Students
Homework piles up, tests come one after another, and somehow you’re supposed to stay motivated through all of it. Add extracurriculars, grades and everything else going on, and it can be a lot to manage.
University Students
No one’s checking if you went to class, started that assignment, or studied for the exam. There’s more independence, more responsibility, and a lot to stay on top of.
Young Adults
School might be ending (or already over), and now there are bigger decisions to make. Work, more school, a different direction... suddenly everyone wants to know what’s next.
I help students and young adults go from knowing what they should be doing to actually doing it. In school and beyond.
I’m a certified Academic Life Coach and have worked with high school and university students through coaching, in the classroom, and in college admissions. I also have a Master’s degree and a background in corporate marketing. And I’ve been a student myself (more than once!), so I know how much pressure there can be to have everything figured out when you’re still working it out.
When you’re young, there are already plenty of people telling you what you should do. I want our sessions to feel different. You’re the expert on you, and we work things out together.
Coaching shouldn’t be something we save for executives. I want you to have that kind of space now, while you’re learning to trust yourself and make your own choices.
If that sounds like something you’d like to have in your corner, I’d love to work with you!
Hi, I'm Maham
Overthinking is welcome here.
Bring what’s been on your mind lately. We'll start there.
WHAT CAN WE TALK ABOUT
Any of these feel familiar?
“I keep putting things off until the last minute.”
“I have so much to do and I don’t even know where to start.”
I make plans, but I never seem to stick to them.
“Everyone keeps asking what I want to do next. I honestly don’t know.”
“I keep overthinking every decision I make.”
“I just feel stuck. I don’t really know what I’m doing right now.”
WHAT WE CAN WORK ON
Motivation
Getting yourself to start, even when you’re not feeling it.
Goals
Picking something you actually care about and making a plan for it.
Confidence
Feeling more sure of yourself when you have to decide what to do.
Values
Working out what actually matters to you, not just what everyone expects.
Routines
Finding a way to stay on top of things that actually fits your life.
Setbacks
Knowing how to regroup when things go off track.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
1. Start Here
Book an intro call to see if coaching feels like a good fit, or choose your package if you already know what you want.
4. Coaching Sessions
We’ll meet one-on-one on Zoom, weekly. You bring what you want to work on, we set the focus for the session, use coaching tools when they’re helpful, and end with clear action steps.
2. See If It Fits
On the intro call, we’ll talk about what brings you here and try a simple coaching tool so you can get a feel for what a session can actually be like.
5. Stay Supported
Between sessions, you’ll have chat support for quick questions and check-ins. At the next session, we’ll pick up from where we left off and look at how things actually went.
3. Get Set Up
Once you’re ready, I’ll send your coaching agreement, confirm your package and payment, and book your first session.
6. Feel More Ready
Know yourself better. Make decisions with more confidence. Set goals you care about. And have tools you can come back to when life gets a little messy.
Ready to See If Coaching Feels Right?
You don’t need to have the perfect question or know exactly what you want to work on. Book an intro call, bring what’s on your mind, and we’ll start there.