This is the level of support families choose when life is no longer manageable and they don’t want to keep trying things that almost work.
Our Programs
Intensive support when life isn’t working
Families don’t come to Choice Point Coaching because things are “a little hard.”
They come when:
School has stopped working
Anxiety and avoidance are running the household
Parents are exhausted and holding everything together
Therapy alone hasn’t translated into daily functioning
That’s why our work is designed around depth, consistency, and whole-system support- not just sessions.
Our Primary Program
Comprehensive System Support
This is the level of support most families need — and the one we primarily offer.
This program is designed for families whose lives are being actively disrupted by anxiety and avoidance.
Instead of managing everything alone, families receive:
Weekly coaching for the teen focused on distress tolerance, engagement, and daily functioning
Weekly parent coaching to reduce power struggles, shift dynamics, and relieve the mental load
Between-session support so challenges are addressed in real time, not a week later
School collaboration to align expectations and reduce daily friction
Coordination with therapists or other providers so everyone is working toward the same goals
The goal isn’t symptom management.
The goal is that life starts working again.
What families begin to notice
“Mornings aren’t calm yet, but they’re no longer explosive.”
“Our child is doing things they weren’t doing before, even when it’s uncomfortable.”
“We’re responding differently, and the power struggles aren’t constant.”
“School attendance is improving step by step.”
“We finally feel like someone is carrying this with us.”
Progress isn’t linear, but it is felt.
Who this program is for
This level of support is a strong fit if:
Your child is already missing school or at high risk of stopping
Anxiety or avoidance dictates family routines
Parents are working harder than the child
You’ve tried therapy or programs and still feel stuck
You want coordinated, hands-on support- not more advice
If you’re looking for light guidance or quick fixes, this isn’t the right fit.
Additional Support Options (Limited Availability)
Some families begin with, or transition to, lighter levels of support once stability improves.
Targeted Coaching Support:
For families who are functioning more consistently but still need guidance and accountability.
2. Maintenance Support
For families maintaining progress and wanting periodic check-ins.
These options are discussed only after a consult to ensure the level of support matches what your family actually needs.
What matters most
Families don’t choose this work because it’s easy.
They choose it because:
Staying stuck costs more
Life has become too small
And they want real change, not another attempt
This work is high-touch, intentional, and limited-capacity so that it actually works.