Andrew Cipriano is a life coach that has been professionally coaching for the last 3 years.

Qualifications:

✅Bachelor's degree in psychology from Southern New Hampshire University

✅3 separate life coaching certifications

✅2 years of clinical experience working in a psychiatric hospital

✅3 years coaching clients full-time in his own business

✅Host of the #1 Podcast in the world for Quitting Vaping

✅Host of the Making Meaningful Income Podcast

Andrew is on a mission to provide the highest quality life coaching tools to anyone ready to receive them. After spending years going the traditional route working in the clinical field and getting formal education in psychology, he realized the old system is broken and is in dire need of repair. He believes life coaching is the solution to that problem and has been improving his life each day with the exact life coaching tools he teaches his clients. 

No. The $50 for this call is for my time and expertise. If you decide to move forward on the coaching plan we create during this call, the $50 will be discounted off that plan. If you decide to cancel the coaching call after booking, you will not be refunded.

If you need to reschedule the call, you can do so on the confirmation email you will receive after booking, or by simply clicking "reply" on the confirmation emails or SMS you will receive after booking.

No. All you need to do is come with a distraction-free connection to the internet and a general idea of what results you would like to create. The more specific, the better. But, the purpose of this call is to create a more specific and detailed plan together.

The call will be hosted on Zoom and you will get a link to the call after booking (with SMS & email reminders).

Show up distraction-free, with at least a general idea of what you want from coaching, and with a willingness to be honest and vulnerable about what is and is not working in your life.

Andrew will take care of the rest 😉

Andrew has been trained and has direct experience creating a whole range of results. Common results he offers are:

✅Quitting vaping

✅Managing other substances (ex: alcohol, porn, gambling)

✅Losing weight/stopping overeating

✅Finding purpose/direction

✅Creating/growing a business

✅Feeling better about life overall

✅Managing emotions

✅Stopping people pleasing/setting boundaries

✅Improving relationships

✅Finding/attracting an ideal partner

✅Improving motivation/drive

✅Time management

✅Healing from past heartbreak/grief

If you are still unsure whether or not he can help you, the purpose of the call is to answer that question together. If you are not a good fit for 1-on-1 coaching, he will point you in the direction of some other resources that are a better fit.

In short, no.

Although I do have a degree in psychology and clinical experience working in a psychiatric hospital, this is not therapy, it's coaching.

My coaching is based largely on the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), by the way that I have been trained to coach differs greatly from typical therapy.

The main difference between therapy and coaching is that coaching is a non-clinical field. That means there is NOTHING to diagnose or treat.

I see all of my clients as perfect, whole, and worthy, no matter what they have going on in their lives. And I believe that it is this perspective that makes coaching a better fit for the specific problems I solve.

With that said, therapy is still a beautiful container and can be very helpful when it comes to certain problems.

Coaching is not better than therapy just like therapy is not better than coaching. They both serve different purposes and I know the lines between coaching and therapy well and I always err on the side of caution when taking on new clients.

At the end of the day, I am here to help you and if I suspect that therapy is a better fit, I will not hesitate to have that conversation with you.

*If you still have questions, I believe the best way to answer them is to hop on the call and see what coaching is first-hand.