StoneWorks, pllc
Coaching For The Exceptional Mind
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I was a bit nervous to work with Jessica because she advertises she works with "exceptional" people, and I'm not sure I fit that category, but my worries were assuaged once we started because she has a down-to-earth, warm style that put me at ease. I wanted coaching because I was feeling unfocused and overwhelmed. Working with Jessica helped me to prioritize and make values-aligned decisions so I could regain my effectiveness. I highly recommend her.
- Janet
Jessica reflected the things I was thinking about and helped me prioritize-especially reflected how much a personal matter was taking my time and energy, she did this without judgment but with enough holding up a mirror to myself that I was able to make a significant shift in the use of my creative and business energy.
- Anonymous - CPO
Jessica was great in our coaching sessions, friendly, open, helping me set priorities and solve the problems that were in a way covering other, more meaningful problems - which in turn I could get access to and work on with her. Thank you!
- Anna
Dr. Stone is a brilliant, insightful, creative, and compassionate human, so all time with and lessons from her are deeply cherished and appreciated. I thoroughly enjoy how she illustrates my thought process to an aesthetically pleasing chart.
- Anonymous - CEO
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you mean by “Exceptional Minds”?
Who is the best fit for this coaching?
Who is not a good fit right now?
What challenges do clients bring most often?
What results can I expect?
How is your coaching different from standard executive coaching?
Do you focus on “fixing” neurodivergence?
How do you help with follow-through and complex projects?
Will this feel like accountability coaching?
What happens in a typical session?
How often do we meet, and for how long?
Will I have to “start from scratch” again later with someone new?
Is there between-session work?
Are the coaching sessions in the same physical space or virtual?
How is coaching different from therapy?
My coaching approach includes understanding how you interpret events and store patterns of meaning—what I call “file folders.” In coaching, we use that map to reduce friction, improve follow-through, and build strategies that fit your brain and your context—while staying clearly within coaching scope.
What if anxiety, burnout, or depression are part of the picture?
Do you collaborate with therapists or physicians?
Is coaching confidential?
As applicable, limits are discussed clearly up front (including safety-related exceptions and, when appropriate, organizational sponsorship agreements).
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