Parent Coaching
Parent coaching helps you build a stronger, more connected relationship with your child, while also supporting your own growth as a parent. It's transformational.
Using the latest insights from attachment theory and brain science, this approach will help you understand what’s really going on beneath your child’s behavior, how to manage big emotions (yours and theirs), and how to respond in ways that feel calm, clear, and kind.
This isn’t about perfect parenting or quick fixes. It’s about learning why certain patterns show up, how to shift them, and how to feel more confident and connected in everyday life, especially during the tough moments. Whether you’re dealing with tantrums, anxiety, sibling conflict, or the overwhelm of parenting on your own, coaching provides practical tools and compassionate support.
Our Mission
To raise emotionally healthy, confident, and resilient children who feel deeply loved, seen, and safe. To build a relationship with them that is based on trust, connection, and mutual respect, now and into the future.
In transformational parent coaching, this goal expands to include the parent’s own healing and growth, because when we better understand ourselves, we can better support our children — and truly change the story for the next generation.
Our Role
Creating a Safe, Non-Judgmental Space
Parenting can bring up a lot; guilt, doubt, frustration, even old wounds. I offer a space where you can speak openly, be heard, and explore challenges without fear of judgment. This is where real change begins: with safety, honesty, and support.
Bringing Science to Everyday Parenting
Using tools from attachment theory and brain science, I help you understand what’s happening beneath your child’s behavior and how your own nervous system and experiences shape your reactions. You’ll learn how to respond with greater calm, clarity, and connection.
Supporting Practical, Lasting Change
Together, we’ll uncover patterns that no longer serve you, and replace them with approaches that align with your values and your child’s emotional needs. You’ll leave with tools you can actually use — not just in the moment, but for the long term.
