At Guided Hearts Life Coaching, we are committed to empowering individuals to build lasting confidence, meaningful connection, and greater personal independence. Through personalized, goal‑driven coaching, we provide structured support that helps each person deepen self‑awareness, strengthen communication skills, and develop practical tools for navigating relationships, daily challenges, and personal growth. Our approach is compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to each individual’s unique strengths, ensuring that every session contributes to unlocking their full potential and creating a fulfilling, self‑directed life.
Our Approach
Guided Hearts is a supportive, person‑centered coaching service designed for individuals who want to grow in relationships, dating, communication, and social confidence. We believe everyone deserves meaningful connection — and we’re here to guide that journey with warmth, clarity, and respect.
Our coaching focuses on:
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Socialization skills — building comfort, confidence, and ease in social interactions
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Strength‑based support — highlighting natural abilities and using them as a foundation for growth
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Affirming, individualized guidance — honoring each person’s communication style, preferences, and goals
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Practical, skills‑focused strategies — real‑world tools that can be used immediately
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Compassionate, judgment‑free coaching — a safe space to learn, practice, and explore
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Goal‑tailored sessions — every plan is customized to what the individual wants to achieve
About Me
My name is Jillian. I am a Master Certified Life Coach and Neurodiversity Coach. I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in disability studies, and I have spent my career helping people strengthen their communication, relationships, and overall confidence. I am also a mother of two—one of whom is neurodivergent—which has deepened my passion for supporting individuals and families with clarity, compassion, and respect.
As a life coach, I support neurotypical individuals, neurodivergent individuals, and adults with developmental disabilities. My goal is to help each client build meaningful connections—whether that means forming new friendships, improving family dynamics, or developing healthy romantic relationships. Every person I work with receives a person‑centered plan tailored to their unique needs, goals, and strengths. My approach is supportive, practical, and empowering, ensuring that each client gains the tools and confidence to thrive in their daily lives and relationships.
Our Mission
To empower individuals to build meaningful, fulfilling relationships and experience genuine connection in every stage of life. We are committed to fostering growth in communication, emotional understanding, and social confidence through compassionate guidance, individualized support, and accessible learning opportunities.
While Guided Hearts proudly serves adults and teens from all backgrounds, we also offer specialized support for neurodivergent individuals and adults with developmental disabilities. Our coaching provides a safe, affirming space where each person can explore their strengths, express themselves authentically, and develop the skills needed to navigate friendships, dating, and daily life with clarity and confidence.
We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to form relationships that enrich their lives, and we are dedicated to walking alongside each client as they build the connections that matter most.
Additional Areas of Support
Executive Functioning Support Helping clients build systems that reduce overwhelm, improve organization, and increase independence.
Daily Living & Independence Skills Strengthening routines and practical life skills to support autonomy and confidence.
Goal Setting & Values‑Aligned Living Guiding clients in identifying what matters most to them and taking realistic, meaningful steps toward those goals.
What Makes Us Different
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we are experienced in the NJ’s DDD system
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Person‑centered-planning
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Coaching that respects autonomy and individuality
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Clear, structured guidance that feels safe and supportive
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Real‑world practice and actionable strategies