
Equality at Home is a coaching and educational program focused on personal growth, relationships, self-awareness, and creating greater balance within the home.
The foundation of Equality at Home was influenced by founder Glaucia Martin-Porath’s graduate training and professional background in drama therapy, role theory, and the study of role acquisition and role flexibility.
Drawing from this background, Glaucia developed a coaching framework that helps participants explore the different roles they hold in their lives, recognize patterns that may no longer serve them, and develop greater flexibility and intentionality in how they respond to everyday situations and relationships.
Our approach incorporates ideas and strategies from:
We have also drawn inspiration from perspectives on personal growth and mind-body awareness, including ideas discussed in Dr. Bruce Lipton’s The Biology of Belief.
Our programs are designed to encourage reflection, learning, communication, and intentional change. We continually evaluate and refine our educational and coaching methods to better support participants in reaching their personal and relationship goals.
Most importantly, we listen to you. Equality at Home is built around the belief that greater awareness creates greater choice. By becoming more conscious of the roles, expectations, and patterns that shape your everyday life, you can begin making choices that better reflect your values and the person you want to be.
Personal growth is an ongoing process. As you examine inherited expectations and preconceived roles, you can decide which ones still fit and which ones you would like to redefine.
And when parents practice greater self-awareness, flexibility, and intentionality themselves, they can model those skills for their children.
Equality at Home provides coaching, educational, and personal-development services. These services are not psychotherapy, mental health counseling, or other clinical mental health services.
Participation in Equality at Home does not create a therapist-client relationship. The program does not provide mental health diagnosis, psychological assessment, treatment of mental health disorders, or individualized psychotherapy.
Although the founder's education and professional background include training in mental health and drama therapy, those qualifications inform the development of the educational and coaching framework and do not mean that psychotherapy or clinical mental health services are being provided through Equality at Home.
Coaching is not a substitute for psychotherapy, psychiatric care, medical care, or other services provided by an appropriately licensed healthcare professional. Individuals seeking diagnosis or treatment for mental health symptoms or conditions should consult a licensed mental health professional or other qualified healthcare provider.

The best part of this transformation? You get to become the happy, connected, self-realized person you’ve always wanted to be. By taking this step for yourself, you’ll shift the patterns in your family. You change the dance step and everyone in your family will start to move with you.
Can you imagine a life where all the domestic chores and responsibilities are equal and fair?
What if you had time to invest in your dreams because you no longer carry the mental load alone?
Can you imagine having a shared vision for your family, where everyone can thrive?
Here's what you can accomplish by joining this program:
Here is an example of one personal goal you might be working on during this course:
Equality at Home provides coaching, educational, and personal-development services. These services are not psychotherapy, mental health counseling, or other clinical mental health services.
Participation in Equality at Home does not create a therapist-client relationship. The program does not provide mental health diagnosis, psychological assessment, treatment of mental health disorders, or individualized psychotherapy.
Although the founder's education and professional background include training in mental health and drama therapy, those qualifications inform the development of the educational and coaching framework and do not mean that psychotherapy or clinical mental health services are being provided through Equality at Home.
Coaching is not a substitute for psychotherapy, psychiatric care, medical care, or other services provided by an appropriately licensed healthcare professional. Individuals seeking diagnosis or treatment for mental health symptoms or conditions should consult a licensed mental health professional or other qualified healthcare provider.
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Equality at Home provides coaching and educational services, not psychotherapy or mental health treatment. Coaching does not create a therapist-client relationship.
Coaching is intended to support goal setting, self-reflection, communication, accountability, and personal or family development. It is not a substitute for services from a licensed mental health or healthcare professional.
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