Our Idea of Meditation Coaching Is a Little Different
Most people don’t quit meditation because they’re lazy or “not spiritual enough.” They quit because the path gets fuzzy.
At first, meditation feels simple. Sit down, watch the breath, calm down.
Then weeks or months pass and something changes. You start wondering…
- Am I doing this right?
- Why am I not getting the results I expected?
- Should I be doing a different technique?
- What does “progress” even look like?
- Am I stuck or just imagining I’m stuck?
- Is this helping my life or am I just collecting sessions?
Thos confusion is the main reason people hire a meditation coach.
Meditation coaching is mostly about clarity. Clarity about what you’re doing, why you’re doing it, and what to do next.
Simple Coaching Process:
- We meet on Google Meet
- We map what you’ve been doing
- We define your goals
- You leave with a simple plan and next steps
What Our Meditation Coaching Is Like
Meditation coaching is a one-to-one session where we untangle your current situation and get you pointed in a clear direction based on your own goals.
Sessions are goal based and focused. This is not a long program designed to keep you dependent. Vern doesn’t enjoy keeping track of people, ensuring you’re doing your practice, or having regular check ins that are scheduled weeks or months beforehand.
Our Meditation Coaching is Practical.
- We figure out what you’ve been doing
- We identify what’s working and what’s not
- We define the result you actually want
- We build a plan that fits your real life
- You leave with a clear method and a clear next step
Who Is this For?
This is for you if any of this is true
- You’ve been meditating a while but you’re unsure if it’s doing anything besides giving you a good feeling for the length of your session.
- You keep switching techniques and never build real momentum or progress.
- You’ve had odd experiences and don’t know what they mean.
- You feel stuck, scattered, or plateaued.
- You want deeper concentration and stability, but your practice is inconsistent.
- You want a clear map that matches your goals, not generic advice you can read anywhere.
What a Coaching Session Looks Like
We meet on Google Meet video chat.
- A typical call is about 60-90 minutes
- Sometimes it takes 2–3 hours if there’s a lot of history, a lot of questions, or a complicated situation.
The session has a simple structure
1 – We take notes on your full meditation background
We start with what you’ve actually been doing.
We’ll cover things like
- How long you’ve been practicing
- Your current technique or techniques
- Your schedule and consistency
- What happens when you sit – what style(s) of meditation do you use?
- What you think is “the problem” right now
- Any breakthroughs, weird experiences, or rough patches
- What you’ve tried already, and what made you stop or drift
2 – We define your real goals
A lot of people think their goal is “be more mindful.”
Cool, but what does that mean in real life
We make your goals specific.
We define
- Short-term goals
- Long-term goals
Examples of goals people often have
- Less anxiety and reactivity in daily life
- Better sleep and nervous system calm
- Stronger concentration and less mental noise
- A stable daily practice that actually sticks
- Clear progress toward deeper states of meditation
- Understanding what past experiences were and how to work with them
3 – We build your plan
This is the main value.
You leave the coaching call knowing exactly what to do.
Your plan will include
- Your primary technique
- How long to sit and how often
- What to focus on during the sit
- What to do when the mind rebels
- What to track so you can tell if it’s working
- What to stop doing that’s wasting your time
- How to troubleshoot common problems
This plan is designed to be simple enough that you’ll actually follow it, and clear enough that you won’t be guessing every day.
4 – Q and A, Troubleshooting, and Tightening the Plan
Later, in another call or through email or WhatsApp we can clean up any loose ends.
You ask questions
I answer directly
We adjust the plan until it feels obvious and doable.
How Many Sessions Are Needed?
Here’s my view
I don’t sell “12 sessions” or “30 sessions.”
Meditation doesn’t work like that. Most people don’t need hand-holding forever
They need clarity, then they need to go practice
Usually
- After the first session, you’ll know if you need a second
- After the second session, most people are very clear and just go do it
If your situation is more complex, we can do more, but the goal is always the same
- Make you independent
- Give you a clean plan
- Get you back to actual practice instead of endless searching
Why people get stuck without coaching
This is the pattern I see constantly. People start with a decent plan. Then, over time they…
- procrastinate
- get inconsistent
- add extra techniques “just in case”
- chase new methods
- dilute the practice until it becomes vague and ineffective
Then they end up right back where they started, confused and unsure if they’re on the right track
Coaching is the reset button. Not motivation, not hype. It’s a reset back to a clear path
What you’ll leave with
By the end of the 1-2 sessions you should have
- a clear understanding of where you are right now
- a clear destination, both short-term and long-term
- a practice plan built for your goals
- a way to measure progress without guessing
- a troubleshooting approach for the problems that normally derail you
What to do next
If you’re interested, reach out and tell me
- how long you’ve been meditating
- what style or technique you’re doing
- what your biggest confusion or sticking point is right now
- what you want to get out of meditation in the next few months
Then we’ll schedule a Google Meet call and get you sorted.
Here are the 2 Coaching Tracks we offer:
Core Meditation Coaching – For anyone focusing on the breath to reach higher states of concentration. From basic to experts.
Deep Jhana Meditation Coaching – For those meditators who are reaching some sort of Access Concentration or who would like to set that as a goal as they incline toward the Deep Jhanas.
