What if the exhausting part of a video call was never the conversation — it was everything else you were managing while having it? The angle. The background. Whether your face looked like you were listening. That's a real cost, paid before the actual talking even starts.
Program sessions happen by phone instead. No camera, no backdrop, nothing to manage — just you, in whatever state you're actually in, saying the actual thing.
This isn't a workaround. Voice carries more than people expect — pace, tone, the pause before an honest answer. After nineteen years of clinical work, that's usually where the real information lives, not in what shows up on a screen.
Nothing left to perform. Just the conversation.
If you need video for accessibility reasons — captions, lip-reading, or anything else — just let your coach know. That's never a problem, only the default is audio.