What Happens on a 15-Minute Curiosity Call
If you're thinking about booking time with me, the Curiosity Call is the lowest-pressure way to find out whether we're a fit. It's 15 minutes and $45, held by phone or video, and it's the same first step for an in-person session, a virtual session, or one of my monthly devotion arrangements.
It isn't a consultation
I don't treat this as a structured intake. There's no form to fill out beforehand, no checklist I'm running through, and no pitch at the end. It's a short, open conversation to get a felt sense of what it's like to be in connection together.
That distinction matters. A consultation asks "what's the problem and how do we fix it." A Curiosity Call asks "does this feel aligned for both of us?" Those are different questions, and the second one is the one that predicts whether our time together will be good.
What we actually talk about
Most calls cover some version of the same ground:
- ✦What's alive for you right now — what made you reach out, and what you're hoping for. Practical or specific, both are fine.
- ✦What you're curious about: sessions, my approach, boundaries, screening, travel, availability, pricing.
- ✦Whether we click. Presence is hard to judge from a profile page; fifteen minutes of real conversation tells you more.
I'll ask questions too. I want to know how you like to be met, what you're comfortable with, and what you're hoping to leave feeling different.
What it isn't
Not a screening call
Screening — your name, a selfie holding your ID, references if you'd like to offer them — is a separate step that happens when you book an actual session.
Not a sales call
There's no package I'm steering you toward. If the right answer is "not yet," that's a good outcome.
Not a free sample of a session
It's short by design. A full IFS or Relateful session runs 60 minutes, and in-person sessions run from 90 minutes to many hours — all of them go somewhere much deeper.
After the call
If it felt aligned, we'll talk logistics: which kind of session, when, where, and the deposit and screening steps that go with booking. If the times on my calendar don't work, tell me what does — if we're meant to meet, we'll find a way.
If it didn't feel aligned, you'll know that too, and you'll have spent $45 and fifteen minutes instead of a full session's worth of time and money. That's the point.
Booking it
Pick a time on my calendar and the call happens by phone or video. Payment is through Venmo, PayPal, or Bitcoin. See the full sessions and rates page, or how booking and screening work.