Parent Coaching

Is parenting not bringing the joy and connection you imagined? Maybe you’ve read countless parenting books and articles, but the strategies feel unrealistic or impossible to implement with your children. You may feel overwhelmed—constantly reacting, putting out fires, and stuck in crisis mode. The stress might be spilling into your marriage, family relationships, and even your professional life. You may wonder:

• “Why are my kids always misbehaving?”
• “What’s wrong with them—or with me?”
• “Why don’t I feel close to my children anymore?”

You’re not alone. Many parents feel guilt, shame, sadness, or even fear about the choices their child, teen, or young adult is making. You may be terrified about their future and unsure how to guide them toward becoming healthy, independent adults.

Imagine a Different Way

Picture a home built on mutual respect, connection, and calm.

• Your children talk to you, listen to you, and engage with you.
• Discipline no longer requires yelling or threats.
• When they mess up, they turn to you—not away—for support.
• You enjoy their company and feel proud of the people they’re becoming.

This isn’t a fantasy—it’s possible. I’ve helped countless families transform their relationships and create a family culture rooted in honesty, connection, and respect.

Just like athletes need coaches to guide, support, and believe in them, you deserve a parenting coach who won’t give up on you when things get hard. Perfect parenting doesn’t exist—but healthy, satisfying relationships with your children, teens, and young adults absolutely do.

FAQ’s about Parent Coaching

  • What is the difference between therapy and parent coaching?
    • Parent coaching is not therapy. Therapy involves a mental health diagnosis and is covered by insurance as “medically necessary treatment.” Parent coaching doesn’t require a diagnosis and isn’t reported to insurance or medical records. This allows us to focus on your specific concerns and goals without limitations. You can still benefit from coaching even if you or your child has a diagnosis.

  • What does it cost?
    • We offer flexible packages to fit your budget. Ask yourself: What is it worth to have a peaceful, respectful, and connected relationship with your child? 

  • How are sessions delivered?
    • Sessions can be held:

      • In-office
      • By video
      • In your home (additional fees apply based on location)

      Parent coaching typically involves just the parents, but family sessions may be included when beneficial.

  • What qualifies you to provide parent coaching?
    • Much of my insight comes from raising my own three children—now young adults—and learning through both challenges and triumphs. Professionally, I’ve worked in inpatient psychiatric programs, outpatient care, residential treatment, and more. My focus has always been helping families build strong, respectful relationships. I’m also a certified TBRI® (Trust-Based Relational Intervention®) practitioner, trained in trauma-informed, attachment-based care.

  • Can you help if my spouse and I disagree on parenting?
    • Absolutely. Coaching helps couples explore their parenting values, communicate openly, and create a unified plan that works for both partners.

  • What if I’m divorced and don’t see my child often?
    • Parent coaching can help you make the most of your time together and strengthen your bond—even after divorce.

  • Can you help me navigate being a step-parent?
    • Yes. Step-parenting is uniquely challenging, and coaching can help you build respectful, natural connections with your stepchildren.

  • What if I’ve adopted my children and we’re struggling with attachment?
    • I specialize in helping adoptive families build strong, secure attachments—especially when trauma or early adversity is involved. TBRI® principles guide this work with compassion and evidence-based tools.

Parent Coaching Packages

  • Free Initial Consultation: 15–20 minutes by phone or video to ensure we’re a good f

  • 4 Hours/Month – $600/month: Services provided in-office or by video. Additional fees apply for in-home sessions. Sessions can be split into four 1-hour or two 2-hour blocks. Month-to-month renewal.
    • Best for:  Families with a generally good relationship experiencing temporary disconnection or mild behavioral concerns.

  • 8 Hours/Month – 3-Month Commitment (24 hours total): $3300 Monthly payment options or discounted full payment available. Services provided in-office or by video. Additional fees apply for in-home sessions. Sessions typically 2 hours each.
    • Best for:  Families feeling stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed. If your home feels tense or toxic, and behavioral issues are serious, this package offers deeper support and transformation.