This isn't therapy, and it doesn't replace it. What Jeanine offers is targeted support using subconscious tools, hypnotherapy, and emotional coaching to help you stay calm and clear when you need it most. It's fast-acting, forward-moving, and focused on how you show up in high-pressure moments.

That's exactly what this is for. We work directly with your nervous system and subconscious patterns so you can regulate your emotions and stay present even when things get hard. You'll walk in with calm, clarity, and the tools to hold your ground.

You're not alone. So many people walk into legal processes unsure of their own voice. That's part of what gets uncovered - your truth, your end game, and what you really want to say without getting emotionally hijacked in the moment.

Not at all. Jeanine has supported clients through custody cases, post-divorce issues, mediation, depositions, and high-conflict communication outside of court. If you're facing a situation that's emotionally charged, this support can help.

Absolutely. Everything discussed is private. It is sometimes helpful to speak with your lawyer, but only with your permission. This is a safe, judgment-free space to get the support needed to show up strong. That said, like all practitioners, Jeanine is required to report any disclosure of child abuse, neglect, or credible risk of harm to yourself or others. Outside of legal obligations, everything stays between you.

It depends on the context. For private coaching and The Composure Codes™ program, Jeanine works with one party per case and conducts conflict checks to ensure both sides are never being supported simultaneously - this protects emotional safety and maintains full trust on both sides.

However, in collaborative divorce cases, mediation, and by specific request, Jeanine does work with both parties. In those settings, neutrality is part of the role and both parties benefit from having the same steady, skilled support in the room.

If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, the discovery call is the right place to sort that out.

Ideally, give yourself at least four weeks before your court or mediation date though Jeanine has supported clients on shorter timelines. The earlier you start, the more time there is to integrate the tools. That said, even one session can make a meaningful difference.

This work complements therapy beautifully and the two serve very different purposes. Therapy processes the past - working through trauma, grief, and the dee per emotional layers of what you've experienced. What Jeanine does is forward-focused. Rather than processing what happened, the work reframes the subconscious architecture and patterning that drives how you respond today - so you show up differently in the moments that are still ahead of you. If you're already doing the healing work with a therapist, this is what prepares you for the high-stakes moments that healing alone doesn't train you for.

Jeanine is based in Gilbert, Arizona and works with clients throughout the Phoenix metro area including Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, and Chandler - as well as clients across the US and internationally online. Programs are available virtually.

The Composure Codes™ is Jeanine's proprietary methodology for emotional regulation and communication effectiveness under pressure. It underlies everything she offers - from the AnchorIt™ tool to private coaching to her work in mediation and collaborative divorce cases. It draws on subconscious reprogramming, hypnotherapy, and applied communication training to help people stay composed when the stakes are highest.

AnchorIt™ is a subscription-based communication tool built on The Composure Codes™ framework. It works in two directions - it refines the messages you're about to send so they land with clarity and intention rather than emotion, and it analyzes the messages you receive so you can see exactly what actually needs a response and what doesn't. One reactive message during divorce can shift credibility, legal strategy, and financial outcomes. AnchorIt™ sits between the impulse and the send button. It includes a 14-day free trial so you can experience it before committing to a subscription.