Very rarely.

Carrie keeps very few one-on-one spots available on her calendar. In order for a private consultation to be effective, it requires significant time for thorough preparation, the session itself, and appropriate follow-up. When you account for that level of time and attention focused on a single individual, the cost required to make it sustainable is higher than most people expect. This is true for nearly all experienced health practitioners offering private consultations today.

For that reason, one-on-one work is not often the most cost-effective or impactful place to begin.

For most people, joining Carrie’s community—especially at the All-Access or Mentorship level—is the closest experience to a one-on-one without the wait or the higher cost. Inside the community, you can:

• Attend live Q&As and ask Carrie your specific questions
• Access and watch her full course library
• Learn the foundational principles needed to implement daily circadian and quantum health practices
• Begin connecting the dots on your own while receiving ongoing guidance in the Q&As

In most cases, it is far more beneficial to spend three to six months implementing the fundamentals and participating in live Q&As before considering private work. This allows you to build a strong foundation, establish consistent habits, and use Q&A calls to refine your understanding of your individual symptoms.

If someone has already done that deeper work—has been in the community for an extended period, and truly needs individualized support—Carrie may open limited availability in the right circumstances.

But for the vast majority of people, the community provides more access, more learning, and more long-term value than a single private session.

A few things to consider:

1. Which makes more sense:
   Paying $300-$1,500 or more for a single course, or paying as little as $39 per month for access to Carrie’s entire recorded library? Yes, access is tied to your subscription, but during that time, you gain entry to the full body of work—not just one course. As noted below, how many individual courses would you need to purchase to see truly transformative health results? Having access to the complete library also allows you to connect patterns across symptoms and systems, rather than trying to track down separate courses and piece everything together on your own.

2. What ultimately costs more:
   $39–$129 per month for ongoing education and guidance, or $300–$500 for a single one-on-one practitioner appointment and $10,000 or more for extended health coaching support? Both are common scenarios in today’s health landscape.

3. What do you prefer:
   Being continually sold new courses through flash sales, new product launches, limited-time offers, and other scarcity-driven marketing tactics, or having one steady place you can return to whenever questions, symptoms, or new seasons of life arise?

4. And when was the last time a single course truly changed your health?
   Illness does not develop overnight, and healing rarely unfolds that way either. There is no single course or silver bullet that solves everything (though the sun ranks pretty high on the list). Healing and learning happen over time, through consistent application and repeated exposure to the right inputs. Yet ongoing one-on-one care can cost tens of thousands of dollars. A subscription model makes long-term learning accessible without requiring you to purchase course after course along the way.

Sol Circle is designed to counter the traditional health model—in the best way possible.

Instead of buying individual topics one at a time, you gain access to Carrie’s complete educational library. Every course she has created, along with years of classes, Q&As, and recorded teachings, is organized in one fully searchable archive. You can find what you need when you need it, rather than trying to predict which single course might be the right one.

Even a short membership provides more material than a typical standalone course. The subscription model allows you to learn across topics, connect patterns related to your symptoms, revisit teachings as your understanding deepens, and return as new questions or seasons of life arise.

This structure reflects how the work is meant to be used—not as isolated information, but as an ongoing, connected framework you can apply over time.

Yes, of course. If you purchased a course or other offer in the past, you still have access to it. Anything you previously bought remains yours, and you can log in anytime to continue watching or revisiting the material.

In the Kajabi mobile app, your past purchases can be found under the “Library” section. Carrie’s full course library and additional benefits available to active subscribers are located in the “Community” section, where all content is fully searchable.

Sol Circle is designed to replace course hopping. Instead of purchasing separate programs and trying to piece everything together, you have one place to learn, apply, revisit, and deepen your understanding as your needs evolve.

Carrie also offers lifetime access to two foundational courses for those who prefer to own them:

• Quantum Fundamentals (best suited for the public)
• Practitioner Pyramid (best suited for professionals)

You can add lifetime access to either course at a discounted rate when you join Sol Circle, or purchase them separately at the standard price using the links above.

If you are looking for a course, webinar, or event other than those two items, you will need to join Sol Circle to get access.

Sol Circle is built around ongoing guidance and evolving material, not static lessons. The subscription supports a living, growing learning space where new teachings, discussions, and seasonal material are continually added.

Your body regulates through patterns and repeated signals over time. Learning works the same way. Having continued access allows you to return to the material when questions arise, revisit concepts with new understanding, and apply the work as your life and health change.

No. Sol Circle is not a course bundle. It is a learning hub that includes Carrie’s full library, ongoing classes, live Q&A support, and a continually expanding archive. It is structured as an environment for application and learning rhythm, not just content delivery.

Yes. You can join, attend what you need, and cancel at any time. While you are subscribed, you have access to the full library at your subscription level. Many people choose this option to participate in Carrie’s seasonal challenges, such as Prep for Winter, Spring Reset, or Redox, Drainage, Detox, as well as specific upcoming events like webinars or guest lectures. Even joining at the Archive level provides access to replay recordings after each event ends.

You can join for a period of time, focus on what you need, and return later if new questions or seasons of life arise. Many members come and go as needed.

Please see all Mentorship details here!

The body regulates through patterns and repeated signals over time. Learning works the same way. Having continued access allows you to return to the material when questions arise, revisit concepts with new understanding, and apply the work as your life and health change.

For members subscribed at the following membership levels, where live Q&As are a benefit of subscribing:

• All-Access: No. You may leave Carrie questions in advance by dropping them in a comment thread, then search the replay for your name after the video is posted. Doing so lets you skip straight to where Carrie answered your questions without having to watch full replays, saving you hours!
• Mentorship: Currently, you must attend live to ask Carrie questions. But, replay recordings are, of course, still available for you to watch.

For Archive Members:
Live questions are not included in this subscription level, but you still have access to the full, searchable archive of all past Q&As immediately, and new Q&A calls as soon as they are posted.

No. Carrie provides education and guidance in circadian and quantum health to help you better understand and support your biology. Consider it health “support,” but it is not medical advice, and it is not a replacement for your practitioner.