About

Grounded work for real relationships

Craig Sweigart
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A practice built on honesty and self-awareness

Craig holds this straightforward belief: most couples in conflict aren't failing for lack of love. They're failing because they've lost the ability to see themselves clearly — and each other honestly.

With a background in communications, philosophy, and psychology, Craig brings a thoughtful, grounded approach to relationship coaching. He's navigated the full range of relationships himself — the difficult ones that demanded real growth, and the healthy ones that showed him what was possible. That experience informs how he works with clients.

His approach isn't about assigning blame or declaring winners. It's about helping each person understand their own patterns, develop genuine empathy for their partner's experience, and find the willingness to engage differently. Real change is possible — but only when both people are willing to look honestly at themselves first.

Table Rock Wellness is based in Boise, Idaho — named for the landmark that has watched over this valley for centuries. The name reflects the kind of work Craig believes in: grounded, enduring, and built on something solid.

Most couples in crisis aren't failing because they've stopped loving each other. They're failing because they've stopped truly seeing each other. — Craig Sweigart, Table Rock Wellness

What guides the work at Table Rock Wellness

01

Self-Awareness First

Real change begins when each person understands why they show up the way they do — the patterns, the triggers, the defaults under pressure. This isn't blame. It's clarity.

02

Empathy as Practice

Empathy isn't something you either have or you don't. It's a skill — one that can be developed and brought to bear even in the hardest conversations. We work on it deliberately.

03

Active Re-Engagement

The measure of success isn't staying together — it's choosing each other with intention. Clients leave with renewed energy to actively invest in their relationship.

Three coaches. One commitment.

Every coach at Table Rock Wellness brings their own background and specialty — but the same grounded philosophy. We believe real change starts with self-awareness and grows through empathy.

Sonja Ellis

Relationship Coach

Sonja came to coaching through her own experience navigating the end of a long-term relationship — and the slow, clarifying work of rebuilding afterward. That experience gave her something rare: a genuine understanding of what it feels like to be on the other side of a relationship in crisis.

She works primarily with individuals — people who are processing separation or divorce, trying to understand why their relationships haven't worked, or preparing to show up differently in what comes next. Her style is warm, unhurried, and deeply focused on helping clients develop the self-awareness that makes lasting change possible.

Craig Sweigart

Relationship Coach

Craig holds this straightforward belief: most couples in conflict aren't failing for lack of love. They're failing because they've lost the ability to see themselves clearly — and each other honestly.

With a background in communications, philosophy, and psychology, Craig works with both couples and individuals navigating conflict, disconnection, and the hard work of choosing each other again. His approach is grounded and direct — he helps clients understand their own patterns, build genuine empathy for their partner's experience, and find the willingness to engage differently.

Avery Morgan

Relationship Coach

Avery spent years working in organizational conflict resolution before realizing that the dynamics she saw in workplace teams — communication breakdowns, entrenched patterns, defensive reactivity — were identical to what she saw in couples. That insight became the foundation of her approach.

She works almost exclusively with couples, and her style is structured and practical. Clients leave her sessions with concrete tools, not just insights. She's particularly effective with couples who feel like they've tried everything — the ones who need someone to help them see that the pattern, not the people, is the problem.

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A note about coaching vs. therapy

Table Rock Wellness provides relationship coaching — a forward-focused, goal-oriented service designed to help you identify patterns, build self-awareness, and develop practical strategies for your relationship. Coaching is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for therapy, counseling, or psychiatric care. If clinical support is what's needed, our coaches will tell you honestly and help point you in the right direction.

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