FAQ

What Navistro is. And what it isn't.

Clear boundaries make for a better service. Here are the questions clients and professional partners are most likely to want answered.

Is this coaching?

We don't approach this like traditional coaching — we approach it like a strategic partnership. Bring a specific challenge, decision or dynamic and we'll work through what may be happening and what you may want to consider next.

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Is Navistro therapy?

No. Navistro is not a therapy practice, does not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions, and is not a substitute for licensed mental-health care.

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Are conversations privileged?

No. Communications with Navistro are not legally privileged in the way certain communications with attorneys or therapists may be.

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Can I send screenshots or documents?

Yes, when they materially help explain the situation. The intake upload supports optional image, PDF, and other file types. Send what helps illuminate the issue; more is not automatically better.

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When is my appointment confirmed?

Only after successful payment. Selecting an available time during the booking flow is provisional until payment is completed.

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Do you review my intake before I pay?

No. Your information can be saved before booking, but it does not enter the active review queue until payment confirms the appointment.

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Who is Navistro for?

The core Navistro positioning is built around women seeking candid male perspective, but some professional and strategic situations can be useful to a broader range of clients.

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What if my question belongs with another professional?

We will tell you. Navistro is designed to complement—not replace—lawyers, therapists, financial advisors, medical professionals and other licensed experts.

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