Designed to match your stress sources and symptoms, professional and/or personal goals, and your schedule and interests, Jordan Friedman provides one-to-one stress coaching and training in concrete, evidence-based techniques, including meditation. These techniques are used to:
Prevent and reduce situational and overall stress and anxiety
Produce more sustained feelings of calm
Make falling and staying asleep easier
Sharpen focus and concentration
Elevate energy and mood
Lower stress reactivity (so things don’t get you as stressed out as they usually do)
Reduce overwhelm and feel more balanced
One-to-one training is not mental health counseling or psychotherapy, although the techniques learned often connect with and strengthen one’s mental health. Stress reduction coaching with Jordan is more like having a personal trainer or learning how to swim during 3-4 sessions over 3-6 weeks that typically include:
Discussion and assessment of your stress sources, symptoms and goals.
Learning and practicing stress and anxiety reduction techniques.
Creating a stress reduction plan to support your ongoing use of what you learn and practice.
You’ll also receive tools to support your longterm stress and anxiety relief, and ‘lighter’ maintenance coaching following initial training sessions is available.
Learn to Meditate
Meditation is a powerful, secular, and well-evaluated technique that can produce the benefits listed above, plus more healthy outcomes, including lower blood pressure and respiratory rates, less sleep needed, reduced alcohol and other drug use, enhanced creativity, and increased stamina. Jordan also teaches meditation during 3-4 sessions with check-ins and coaching after formal training.
Special Training for Coaches, Healthcare Providers & Educators
Learn how to use and teach your clients, patients and students stress and anxiety reduction techniques to support their goals, health, and the work you do with them. This 1:1 work with Jordan includes valuable resources, content for sessions and presentations, and coaching to use these new skills to boost your visibility and brand.
Your Next Step
Contact Jordan with questions, to schedule a brief call to assess whether stress coaching is right for you, or to set up your 1:1 stress reduction training sessions. Also see the 1:1 training FAQs on this page.
1:1 Stress Coaching & Training
FAQs About 1:1 Stress Coaching & Training
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Reasons could include: feeling stressed and anxious all the time, sleep problems, work and personal relationship difficulties fueled by stress, transition to college, a new role or job, to strengthen physical and mental health, and to learn and teach stress and anxiety reducers to others.
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Depending on stress sources and goals, techniques can include symptom detection, stressor breakdown, breathing exercises, sleep-improvement strategies, muscular relaxation, audio relaxers, meditation, visualization, and sleep-enhancers, among others.
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Yes and individualized training can also be an add-on to on-site training or webinars (see Speaker Programs).
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Yes, especially because stress reduction techniques learned at a younger age can have lifelong benefits along with addressing immediate needs. Contact Jordan to talk about the appropriateness of 1:1 training for your child or student.
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A personalized training and coaching package of four sessions over 3–6 weeks, including an initial assessment call, between-session check-ins, and ongoing resources, is $695.
Organizations can also arrange tailored stress reduction coaching and training for employees.
Contact Jordan to assess whether 1:1 stress reduction coaching and training is right for you or your team.
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One-to-one training and coaching are not usually covered by health insurance providers, but your company, school, or organization may pay for them as part of staff or student development, continuing education, or other programs supporting health, learning, success, and retention.
Read this interview with Jordan about how coaching helps reduce stress. It’s from the International Coaching Federation’s Experience Coaching blog.