Aja Fields
Intensive coordinator Intensive Recovery Healing, McKinney, Texas
The first person many clients talk to. Aja matches clients with the right therapist, coach, or group, and leads the intensive team.
At a glance
- Role
- Intensive coordinator and team leader for our trauma healing intensives.
- What she does
- Talks with people considering an intensive, explains the process and cost, and matches clients with the right therapist, coach, or group for ongoing care.
- Before an intensive
- Works with you to build a profile of your self-regulation strengths and weaknesses, or co-regulation for a couples intensive, so the team can prepare for you.
- During an intensive
- Teaches self-soothing and coping strategies you can use during and after your time with us.
- Training
- IPEC and APSATS coach training.
About Aja
In addition to acting as the intensive coordinator and clinical team leader for trauma intensives, I've been a part of developing Intensive Recovery Healing and Intensive Recovery Coaching into services that will better serve your needs.
I try to bring the down-home warmth and big Texas welcome to your intensive experience. I take it as a mission to see to your needs and the small comforts that allow you to focus on change, growth, and healing when you are at one of our intensives.
As a coach who specializes in self-regulation, I'll also work with you during your intensive to help you learn some self-soothing and coping strategies you can use during and after your time with us.
Our motto is HOPE, HEALING, EMPOWERMENT.
Coaching Approach
I work with intensive clients before your intensive begins to develop a strengths and weaknesses profile of your self-regulation practices, or co-regulation if you are attending a couples intensive. We use this information to better prepare for and serve you during your intensive.
I am also the "e-harmony person" on the team, helping to match the best therapist, coach, or group to your unique set of needs for ongoing services.
I am the president of Intensive Recovery Coaching and work to ensure that our coaches have training and experience in the niche specialties we offer.
Training
Aja is our intensive coordinator. Her coach training supports the self-regulation work she does with intensive clients. What the letters mean
Coach training
Training behind her self-regulation work.
- IPECCoach training, Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching
- APSATSCoach training, Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists
Questions about working with Aja
What does Aja do?
Aja Fields is our intensive coordinator. She talks with people considering an intensive, explains the process and cost, leads the intensive team, and matches clients with the right therapist, coach, or group.
Is Aja a therapist or a coach?
Neither, in her role here. Aja is our intensive coordinator. Her IPEC and APSATS coach training supports the self-regulation work she does with intensive clients. For counseling or coaching, she can help you choose someone on our team.
What does Aja do before and during an intensive?
Before an intensive, she works with you to build a profile of your self-regulation strengths and weaknesses, or co-regulation for a couples intensive, so the team can prepare. During it, she teaches self-soothing and coping strategies you can use during and after your time with us.
How do I talk with Aja?
Request an introductory call below. Aja will talk through whether an intensive, counseling, coaching, or a group would fit, and explain the process and cost before you decide.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what is happening. Aja will talk through whether an intensive, counseling, coaching, or a group would fit, and explain the process and cost before you decide.
This form is not monitored for emergencies. In a crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
Looking for a therapist or coach?
Every provider is on our team page. Aja can also suggest who would fit best.