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~ Christian Life Coach ~
Megan Lamm
Founder & Christian Life Coach
Hi, I’m Megan — founder of Olive Branch Life Coaching & Counseling Services, LLC™.
Olive Branch grew out of something I believe deeply: people can think much more clearly when they don’t feel like they’re carrying everything alone.
Sometimes life gets complicated fast. There are forms, appointments, court dates, family concerns, health questions, decisions, paperwork, emotions, deadlines — and suddenly you have 47 tabs open in your brain and absolutely no idea which one to click first. That’s where I come in.
I hold a B.A. in Psychology and bring more than 16 years of leadership and management experience, along with training in health and wellness coaching and years of hands-on experience navigating government, family, healthcare, advocacy, and other complex systems.
My coaching style is faith-forward, practical, organized, and very client-led. I’m not interested in telling people how to live their lives. I’m interested in helping them slow the chaos down long enough to see what’s actually in front of them.
We sort through the information.
We find the missing pieces.
We ask better questions.
We make a plan.
And then we start moving.
Because sometimes what feels like an impossible situation is really a situation that just hasn’t been organized yet.
A few areas I especially love working in:
- Pro Se & Legal Advocacy Education
- Family Court Organization
- Christian Life Coaching
- Health & Wellness Coaching
- Mental Well-Being & Daily Functioning
- Self-Advocacy & Documentation
- Intensive Strategy & Planning
Faith and Christianity are also an important part of who I am and why Olive Branch exists. I believe God can bring clarity into confusing places, restoration into places that have felt depleted, and purpose into seasons that seemed completely wasted.
“For God is not the author of confusion but of peace.” — 1 Corinthians 14:33
My goal is pretty simple:
Help you move from overwhelmed to organized, uncertain to informed, and stuck to moving forward — while making sure your own voice doesn’t get lost somewhere along the way.