Why try life coaching? Finding clarity, confidence and direction
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Get clarity on your goals – No more vague “someday I’ll…” Life coaching helps you figure out what you want and why it matters.
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Build confidence – Say goodbye to self-doubt and hello to “I’ve got this.”
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Break through blocks – Whether it’s fear, procrastination, or imposter syndrome, your coach helps you move past it.
Who is life coaching for? Anyone ready to move forward
Life coaching is for anyone who feels ready to make a change, gain clarity, or move forward with more purpose. Our coaching is tailored, practical, and grounded in real-life experience — not just theory.​
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Adults of All Ages
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Life coaching offers a space to reflect, reset, and refocus. It helps you gain clarity around your goals – whether you’re in your 20s figuring out your next steps, navigating mid-life shifts, or reassessing your direction later in life.
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Older Teenagers (Case-by-Case)
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Coaching can be incredibly valuable for older teens finishing school, making big life choices, or facing challenges in motivation, identity, or direction. We create a supportive, non-judgemental space where they can explore who they are and where they’re headed.
Counselling vs. Life Coaching — What’s the Difference?
Sometimes, you might need one. Sometimes, both. Either way—you don’t have to figure it out alone!
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Counselling:
Counselling is like taking a deep breath and looking inward. It’s a safe space to explore your past, process emotions, heal from pain, and understand why you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, anxious, or sad. It focuses on mental health, emotional well-being, and finding peace in the now—with the support of a trained therapist walking beside you.
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Life coaching:
Life coaching is more like strapping on a jetpack and asking, “Where to next?” It’s future-focused, goal-driven, and action-packed. Life coaches help you get clear on what you want, cheer you on as you chase your dreams, and keep you accountable as you level up in areas like career, confidence, or personal growth.
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In short:
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Counselling helps you heal (and often grow as well).
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Life coaching helps you grow (and this also results in healing a lot of the time too!).
Meet Lisa: Your Life Coach
Lisa is your go-to guide for getting unstuck and stepping into your next-level life. With over 20 years of experience and full qualifications and registration as a professional coach, Lisa brings both serious know-how and serious heart to every session. She’s deeply committed to her clients’ growth, cheering them on while gently challenging them to dream bigger, dig deeper, and take bold action. Her energy is contagious, her approach is practical, and her support is the kind that sticks with you long after the session ends. Whether you’re navigating change, chasing a goal, or just trying to figure out what’s next—Lisa’s got your back (and she makes the process feel exciting, not scary!). Halo Journey is incredibly lucky to have the very best Australia has to offer in this space!
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Life Coaching Pricing
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$150 for a 60-minute session
Need something a little different? We’re flexible. Let us know if you’d like to adjust the session length to suit your needs. We’re happy to make it work for you!
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How can mediation help in resolving will disputes?Mediation can help in resolving will disputes by providing a neutral and confidential environment for parties to discuss their concerns and interests. A mediator facilitates communication and helps parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement, avoiding costly and lengthy court battles.
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Who pays for Facilitative Mediation?Generally, the parties each pay for their own individual sessions and split the cost of any joint sessions equally. However, in some cases, arrangements are made by a workplace or other organisation to pay for the mediation costs if they are organising it for employees for example. If another individual or organisation has agreed to pay mediation costs on your behalf we can arrange for invoicing to go to them directly.
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Is a mediation agreement legally binding?An agreement reached in facilitative mediation is not legally binding. It is a moral agreement made voluntarily by both parties. You many however choose to take your agreement to a lawyer to have it formalised.
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What if there’s something I’d like to share with the mediator, but I don’t want the other party to know?Facilitative mediation is a completely confidential process. Anything you share with the mediator privately, outside of the other parties’ presence, will remain between you and the mediator. However, there are some limits to confidentiality, such as the mediator’s duty to report any concerns related to the safety of minors, as they are mandatory reporters. You can find more details about these limits here.
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Is it possible to organise for mediation to be held in person?All Halo Journey services are facilitated 100% online. We cannot provide services in person.
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Is an agreement guaranteed?Rather than making recommendations or imposing a decision, the mediator encourages disputants to reach their own voluntary solution by exploring each other’s deeper interests. It is completely up to the parties as to whether or not they reach an agreement.
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What equipment do I need to participate in the process?All you require is a stable internet connection and a device to dial into the booked appointments such as a computer, laptop, iPad, or tablet.
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Can both parties attend using the same device in a joint session?We recommend each party join the session from their own device and location where they feel comfortable. To ensure confidentiality, it’s essential that each party participates from a private space where no one else can overhear the mediation.
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What if someone wants me to attend mediation, but I don’t feel like going? Do I have to?Facilitative mediation is completely voluntary. You only need to attend if you willingly choose to.
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Can I request a particular Mediator for my Mediation?Absolutely! If they are available and as long as there are no conflicts of interest, we will accommodate your preferred choice of mediator.
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What if my teenager doesn't want to participate? Can I force them to go?Mediation is a voluntary process and all parties must be willing to participate in mediation. No-one can be forced to attend a Mediation.
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Can a teenager enquire about the service before talking to their parents?Of course. The process can be started by either the parent(s)/guardian(s) or the adolescent.
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Is the process the same for Parent and Adolescent Mediation as for other types of mediation?The process is a little bit different. The initial one-hour intake consultation will always be for the adolescent first and following that, an initial intake consultation will be held with the parent(s)/guardian(s). The length of the joint mediation session may also vary depending on the circumstances and individual needs of the family members. This will be discussed with each party at the initial intake consultations and then determined by the Mediator and communicated to the parties prior to booking in the joint mediation session.
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Is mediation a good choice for every family?Parent and Adolescent Mediation is a great option and works well for a lot of families, however, not all. In the initial intake consultations, the Mediator will make an assessment about whether or not Parent and Adolescent Mediation is appropriate in your situation. The Mediator will be able to make referrals to other services if it is not.
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How much experience have the Halo Journey Mediators had working with families and Adolescents?A lot! Chloe has been working with young people professionally for 20 years and counting. Her experience working with families and teenagers in particular has been facilitated in schools, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, in private practice and voluntarily across various community groups and charities. She has formal qualifications and has previously worked with young people in the professional capacity of being a Chaplain, Youth Worker, Counsellor, Psychotherapist, and Public Speaker. Chloe is now dedicating her time professionally to working as a Facilitative Mediator and growing Halo Journey with the aim of being a leader of choice across Australia in Professional People Helping.
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How does Halo Journey advocate for and protect the safety and wellbeing of young people?All children who access services at Halo Journey have a right to feel and be safe. The welfare of the children in our care will always be our first priority and we have a zero-tolerance approach to child abuse and harm. We aim to create a child safe and child-friendly online environment where children feel safe. Find out more about our commitment to child safety and wellbeing here.
Referral
If you’re part of a school, church, sporting club, or community group and would like more information about our services, or if you’d like to refer a family from your community to Halo Journey, we’d love to hear from you.
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Feel free to reach out to us at info@halojourney.com.au with any questions