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Parent coaching focuses on the following goals:

  • Increasing your confidence in responding to your child’s challenging behaviors from a place of compassion

  • Troubleshooting strategies to address challenges in your daily life

  • Identifying routines that help reduce resistance in daily life.

  • Identifying ways to adjust your environment to better meet your daily needs

  • Increasing your confidence in understanding an evaluating feedback from professionals.

If this resonates with you, schedule a time to talk! Our first meeting is on me!

Services I Offer:

  • 1:1 Coaching can be a great option for families who want ongoing support related to supporting their child(ren). Coaching allows us to develop a relationship and dive deeper into some of the challenging you’re facing while exploring different strategies together.

    How does it work?

    • Initial Interview: Tell me about yourself and your family! What kinds of supports are you looking for. I can answer any questions you may have to make sure you’re feeling comfortable and you think we’re a good fit!

    • Assessment: Now it’s time to dive a little deeper. Let’s work together on writing some clear goals. That way we’ll be able to see over time if we’re making progress or not, and if so, how to make the needed adjustments. This is a good time to talk about our timelines and expectations around how long we’ll work together.

    • Now we’re ready to start coaching. We’ll dive in together and start to implement strategies.

    • Check ins: Every couple of months we’ll check in about how the coaching is going and if there’s anything we need to adjust in our working relationship to better meet your needs.

  • New diagnosis coaching is designed to be a short-term relationship to help you while you get your feet back underneath you after a new diagnosis. I know this time can be really scary and you’re probably overwhelmed with figuring out what you need to do next. I can help orient you to this new information as you figure out what works next. For some, this may transition to 1:1 coaching for a longer period of time. Some may only need a few sessions.

    Getting a diagnosis can be scary but it can also be incredibly liberating. A diagnosis is a tool to help you understand yourself and/or your child better. It provides a new frame of reference for what might be going on and can help guide you towards what the next steps should be.

  • Are you overwhelmed by the treatment plan your provider asked you to sign? I can help you understand what the different sections mean, interpret the goals, and make sure that the plan is aligned with your particular goals and values. I will help give you the tools to have more effective communication with your provider so they can provide the best possible services.