Mentorship for Transformation, Change, and Renewal
Guidance, structure, and honest human connection — without the bureaucracy.
Valkyrie Counseling Group offers substance misuse coaching and integrative, narrative-based support for people who are done being processed and ready to do real work.
I work with people who are functional on the outside but stuck underneath — often around substance use, identity, meaning, or transition. This isn’t a program you get processed through, and it isn’t therapy dressed up as something else. It’s structured, human work built around clarity, accountability, and lived experience.
Pick the doorway that fits your situation. If you’re not sure, start with the intake and I’ll point you the right way.
• Substance Misuse Coaching (Remote)
Straight talk + structure for people who are tired of white-knuckling and tired of being processed. We focus on patterns, decisions, relapse-risk reality, and building stability in real life.
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• Wind and Raven Integrated Coaching
For people rebuilding meaning after collapse — addiction, illness, grief, identity shifts, or the slow burn of “I can’t keep living like this.” Grounded, practical, and deeper than motivation.
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• Healing Pathways (Remote)
A guided 6–12 week container using the Healing Pathways framework — presence, story, intention, connection, and integration — adapted to where you actually are.
Apply for Healing Pathways
This work is for people who are functional on the outside but stuck underneath. Many have been through programs, therapy, or long periods of survival mode and know they need something different.
It is not crisis care, not court-mandated treatment, and not a replacement for licensed clinical or medical services.
If you’re looking for honest guidance, structure that adapts to real life, and someone who will take your situation seriously without processing you through a system, you’re in the right place.
This is a good fit if you are:
This is not a fit if you need:
This work is for people who are functional on the outside but stuck underneath. Many have been through programs, therapy, or long periods of survival mode and know they need something different.
By Steve R. Patterson
By Juliana Tabares