Catholic Relationship Coaching with Katie Palitto
You are never alone
Relationships affect every part of us. If you are struggling with life, the way you relate to others could be at the root. Working with a coach can help you identify obstacles, grow in skills, and unlock a personalized approach to success.
Where would you like to start?
Dating
For people who want to date intentionally and successfully.
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For people healing and looking for what is next after divorce.
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For couples who want to enjoy a loving lasting marriage.
Learn more →Before Forever
FOCCUS-based program for dating couples discerning engagement and engaged couples preparing for marriage.
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Relationship coaching
Relationships with family, friends, and coworkers
Relationship coaching is for romance, family, friends, coworkers and other relationships. Relationships affect every part of us, and the way you relate to others could be at the root of what you are struggling with.
Ways to work together
Dating coaching
Relationship coaching
Romance, family, friends, coworkers and other relationships.
Couples coaching
How to start
Not sure which format fits? Start with a free 15-minute discovery call. We’ll help you name the obstacle and point you to the right next step. Fees are shared on your free call.
How we meet
Available in person (Kansas City area) or by FaceTime, Zoom or phone.
Areas we help with
- Relationship and dating coaching
- Procrastination, excessive worry and self-discipline
- Vocational discernment
- Self-esteem and self-care
- Theology of the Body
- Divorce, annulment and blending in remarriage
- Spiritual guidance rooted in Catholic teaching (not spiritual direction)
What coaching is and isn’t
Faith-based formation: guidance, accountability, relationship skills and discernment rooted in Catholic teaching.
It is not therapy, clinical counseling, medical or legal advice, or crisis intervention.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline), call 1-800-799-7233 (National Domestic Violence Hotline), or call 911 in an emergency.
Start with a free discovery call
We’ll help you name the obstacle and point you to the right next step.
Book a free discovery call