Referral Partners

Know someone who looks fine and feels stuck?

Become a referral partner and point them to the work that regulates the nervous system behind the pattern.

What I do

I help people who look fine and feel stuck. They are not broken. They are running a survival pattern that once kept them safe and successful, and now keeps them stuck. I help them regulate the nervous system driving it.

Who comes to mind

Someone in your life who:

  • Is doing everything right and still feels flat.
  • Says they are tired, and the weekend did not fix it.
  • Is at the table but not really there.
  • Keeps doing more to feel better.
  • Pulls away from people without deciding to.

Where they can start

The Survival Pattern

Free. It shows them their pattern and where they are in the method.

A 30-minute consultation

Free. A conversation about where they are and what fits. It identifies, it does not treat.

Working together

The Intensive, 12-week 1-on-1, or Regulation on the Road for busy schedules, depending on the stage they are in.

How it works for you

  1. 1

    You share.

    Send a friend, family member, or colleague to guidancewithgregg.com/start, or make a warm introduction.

  2. 2

    They take the first step.

    The Survival Pattern, then a free 30-minute consultation if it fits.

  3. 3

    I take it from here.

    You never coach, sell, or follow up. Their privacy stays theirs.

How I say thank you to referral partners.

The thank-you

When a friend, family member, or colleague you refer becomes a client, you receive 10% of what they pay for their first program. Paid once, after their payment clears.

For the people you send

Anyone you refer to Regulation on the Road receives the referral rate.

Ground rules

Tell people you may receive a thank-you when you refer them. Only refer someone who is open to it. Never pressure. Never promise results.

Who can be a partner

Friends, family, colleagues, and people who know my work. Therapists and other health professionals use a different path: introductions with no fees. This is not offered to anyone in my clinical caseload.

Ready when you are.

Coaching is not therapy and does not replace clinical care. No results are guaranteed. Anyone in crisis should contact local emergency services or a crisis line.