PRIVATE ADVISORY
Private coaching for men navigating high-stakes relationship crisis, leadership pressure, separation, divorce, reconciliation, or major transition.
Direct. Individualized. Discreet.
She says she's done.
Maybe you're sleeping in separate rooms, having the same fight over and over, or watching the relationship unravel while everything else in your life still expects you to function.
You've tried talking. Giving space. Trying harder.
Nothing seems to work.
That's where Love First Aid starts.
Private coaching for men navigating relationship crisis, separation, reconciliation, divorce, or major life transition.
We slow things down, get clear about what is actually happening, and help you figure out what is yours to do next.
You do not have to solve your entire marriage today.
“You changed the trajectory of my life and, quite frankly, saved me. For that I’ll always be grateful.”
When your relationship is falling apart, everything feels urgent.
You chase conversations, explain too much, shut down, get defensive, or try to force clarity.
The first step is getting out of reaction.
We figure out what needs your attention now, what can wait, and what should not be decided from fear.
Then we work on the person you still have control over.
You.
You cannot force someone to stay, forgive, heal, or choose the relationship.
But you are not powerless.
You can communicate better, understand your patterns, hold boundaries, make better decisions, and learn to stay steady when the outcome is uncertain.
Eventually the question changes from:
"How do I save this?"
to:
"Who am I going to be through this?"
Own your part. No more. No less.
The LFA Rebuild Method™ is a three-part process:
First, we get you out of reaction and back into clarity.
Then we strip away the roles, patterns, armor, and performance that have been running your life.
Then we rebuild from the inside out — identity, relationships, leadership, and the life you actually want to live.
You don’t rebuild the relationship first. You rebuild the person inside it.
What happens at home does not stay at home.
How you handle pressure, conflict, uncertainty, and responsibility follows you everywhere.
It affects your marriage and family — and it walks into the boardroom with you.
It is about becoming the same man everywhere.
Private coaching for men navigating high-stakes relationship crisis, leadership pressure, separation, divorce, reconciliation, or major transition.
Direct. Individualized. Discreet.
For the man with something specific on fire.
Marriage crisis. Separation. A major decision. A repeating pattern you cannot seem to break.
Focused one-on-one work around what is happening, what is yours to own, and what you do next.
A structured 12-week coaching experience with curriculum, live coaching, community, and one-on-one support.
For men who want to communicate better, lead themselves well, and build healthier relationships.
$2,500.00
Elisabeth Ranney has spent 24 years coaching people who live at the top — professional athletes, entertainment figures, billionaires, actors, politicians, physicians, venture capitalists, family office principals, authors, and specialized military and law enforcement leadership — through relationships, identity, leadership, crisis, and major life transitions. In recent years, her work has centered almost exclusively on C-suite executives, founders, and exited founders navigating the same identity crisis at the top.
LFA Rebuild™ — the method behind this work — was developed by Liz over two decades and thousands of hours of coaching experience.
I am not a Guru. This is not internet coaching.
This is not therapy-lite.
It is not internet relationship advice.
It is not a place to blame your wife.
And it is not a place to tell you that every problem in your marriage is yours to fix.
This is direct, practical, confidential coaching for men navigating real life.
No games. No false promises. No pretending.
Your growth cannot depend on whether another person participates.
Start with what is yours.
Then take the next right step.
You need somewhere to start.
“Every time I get rattled, I think, ‘What would Liz tell me to do?’ I am so grateful for you.”
Love does not mean tolerating everything.
It does not mean every relationship should survive.
And it does not mean abandoning yourself to keep someone else.
It means telling the truth, taking responsibility, holding boundaries, and learning how to love well without losing yourself.
Love First. Always.