“We just want them to be okay.” That’s the quiet worry we hear from parents all the time.
- Joanna Talbot
- May 22
- 2 min read
Updated: May 31

College and early adulthood are hard. There’s so much pressure — to succeed, to figure it all out, to be okay. But many students are stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of how to take their next step.
That’s where uNeed A Coach comes in.
🎓 What we do
We’re not tutors. We’re not therapists. And we’re not academic advisors.
We’re brain-based life and career coaches who walk alongside college juniors, seniors, and recent grads to help them gain clarity, build confidence, and take real action — one step at a time.
Our 12-week program helps young adults move from stuck to self-assured, with a structured approach that works.
🔍 How we help
Each week, we sit down with your student for a one-on-one session. Together, we:
✅ Set realistic weekly goals
✅ Break those goals into a simple, doable action plan
✅ Stay accountable with consistent check-ins
✅ Work through roadblocks, self-doubt, and fear
✅ Celebrate progress and adjust along the way
We help them build confidence through action. Step by step, they move forward — not because we push them, but because we’re their silent partner, trusted guide, and cheerleader with a plan.
💬 What parents are saying
“Words can’t fully express how grateful we are for the support and guidance our daughter received from Denise at uNeed A Coach during her college years.
"College can be such an overwhelming and transitional time, and having someone in her corner who truly saw her — her struggles, her strengths, her potential — made all the difference."
🌟 The outcome?
Young adults come out of coaching more self-aware, confident, and ready to tackle life after college — and parents get the peace of mind that comes with knowing their child has a strong support system.
Whether your student is stuck in indecision, facing a life crossroads, or just unsure where to begin, we’re here to help them build the skills and confidence they need to thrive.
📩 Ready to learn more?
Email us — and let’s support your student, together.
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