Practitioner April Franklin

MAP is a gentle, structured coaching process designed to help you work with the emotional patterns beneath stress, reactions, and repeating life themes. The focus is on creating clarity, reducing emotional intensity around key experiences, and supporting lasting change at a pace that feels safe.

No. If you’re new to MAP, we’ll start with an orientation and an introductory session so you can learn the process and experience it with a simpler topic first.

We’ll clarify what you’d like support with, make sure the pacing feels right, and decide on the best next step. If MAP work is included in the first session, we usually choose a manageable topic so you can get comfortable with the process.

MAP is a coaching method, not a medical or mental health treatment. It can complement therapy or other forms of support, but it’s not a replacement for professional medical, psychiatric, or crisis care.

Yes, sessions are typically held online. If you’re in a different time zone, we’ll find a time that works for both of us.

That depends on your goals and the depth of what you want to work on. Many people experience meaningful relief and clarity within a few sessions, while deeper pattern work unfolds over time. We’ll decide together on a pace that feels supportive and sustainable.

That’s completely okay. You’re welcome to reach out with a brief description of what you’re navigating, and I’ll let you know whether I’m a good fit or help point you toward a better option.

Some practitioners offer single sessions, packages, or payment options. The best way to know what’s available is to reach out, and I’ll share the options with you.