You’ll get practical tools you can use immediately—even in five-minute pockets. This isn’t about doing more. It’s about making what you already do feel easier and lighter.
We help you maximize your efficiency get your charting down,  make decisions faster, reduce procrastination. set better boundaries so you're doing less out of guilt and obligation all of which gives you more time back. 

Nope. Every session is recorded and available in your secure member portal for an entire year. You can watch (or listen) anytime, from anywhere. Life happens—this program is built to fit your schedule, not the other way around.

Alana says it best, click here! 

Yes—and many women do.
Most employers offer CME or professional development funds (often $2,000–$5,000/year), and this program is eligible for up to 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Even those without enough CME have sometimes been offered discretionary funding to cover the program. It is definitely worth an ask (and worth investing in yourself if you don't have the funds)

We provide:

• A downloadable program syllabus

• Peer-reviewed articles from JAMA highlighting the proven benefits of physician coaching

• Ready-to-use language you can send to your leadership

Employers love physician coaching because it : improves retention, productivity, patient care—and saves them money.
This is a smart, evidence-backed investment in your career—and your wellbeing.

➡️ Click here to get everything you need to ask for funding

Yes. This is a powerful complement to therapy. Therapy uses a medical model, works under diagnoses and pathology,  and tends to be past- focused.

Coaching is future-focused, goal oriented, and actionable. So you can help yourself more readily with tools outside of the sessions. 

Many clients who have done therapy have LOVED adding coaching to their toolbox. 

Here is the link to the CME information

CME details:
At the end of the program, you’ll complete a short survey confirming your participation and how many CME credits (up to 30) you’d like to claim. Your CME certificate (Max 30 Category 1 credits) will arrive about two weeks later from our accreditor.

What about in Canada? 

You can still claim this program as continuing professional development. While AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ are U.S.-based, many Canadian colleges accept equivalent learning activities, especially when they include live teaching, reflection, and peer discussion.

We’ll help you:

• Document your hours and participation

• Submit through your provincial college or licensing body

• Access all necessary materials for self-reporting

And if you’re part of a group or practice, you may also be eligible for professional development funding or wellness stipends—it’s worth asking.

Please share the syllabus (available on the CME page) with your institution to confirm they accept our accreditation.

Still have questions?
Reach out anytime: [email protected]

Yes, if you scroll back up there is a payment plan option. Otherwise we just need a  $1000 deposit to reserve your spot and you can send an email to [email protected] to work out how you would like to make the rest of the payments. 

Women physicians have a large common experience. That said, you also bring your unique identity and lived experiences with you which is what we want. Inclusivity is a hallmark and a priority.

You might be single or married, have kids in diapers or going off to college or not at all, be in practice or taking time off, be early career or just have retired. It is normal to wonder if you will be belong. That is ok. 

Whether you are Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx, Middle Eastern, Jewish, LGBTQIA+, a parent, single, partnered, or navigating any unique journey—we embrace all identities and continually work to create an environment where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.

Many Canadian physicians can apply AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ toward their continuing professional development (CPD) requirements.

• For specialists: The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) generally recognizes AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ as MOC Section 1 credits through a reciprocal agreement.

• For family physicians: The College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) may allow AMA credits to be converted to Mainpro+ credits. Physicians should check with their provincial regulatory body or CPD program for specific eligibility.

Sure! Here is a live recorded Q and A  from many past participants talking about why they loved the program. 

Of course! Here is a video to help you decide.

Email your questions or if you'd like to hop on a 30 minute call with Karen: [email protected] 

It matters because you have different interests and concerns but the tools and skills will help in the areas you want to apply them. Regardless of what corner of  medicine—hospitalists, surgeons, outpatient docs, academics, private practice, dpc, non-clinical...find the skills this program offers very applicable and beneficial to their unique situations. 

These are some other programs/resources I recommend: 

APC's https://www.saratamarincoaching.com/yourbestlifeapc

Anyone (all genders!)  in health care: https://www.renewyourmindmd.com/thriving

Dentists: https://www.drnatanya.com/connect

College/Premed: https://www.resilientmd.org/

Trainees: https://bettertogetherphysiciancoaching.com/our-team/ 

Nurses: www.shiftintohealth.ca