ADHD & Challenging Behavior Support for Parents of Young Children
Parent Coaching and Emotional Regulation Support that Actually Fits
Can you relate to any of these?
Are you overwhelmed with the contradictory parenting advice out there?
Are your child’s challenging behaviors causing you to feel emotionally drained?
Do you feel like nothing you are trying is working & you don’t know what else to do?
Do your child’s behaviors get big real fast?
Challenging behaviors can feel overwhelming—especially when nothing seems to consistently work.
You might feel like your child needs more than what you’ve been given, and that can be exhausting.
You don’t have to figure this out on your own. Together, we’ll work to understand what’s driving your child’s behavior and create a plan that feels more manageable, connected, and effective.
While every family is different, our work often includes 5 key areas:
Step 1: Rebuilding your own resources
We begin by supporting you. This includes making space for your needs and strengthening your own regulation—so you have the capacity to support your child.
Step 2: Looking at the full picture
We step back to understand your child’s behavior more broadly, including routines, transitions, sensory sensitivities, and other factors that may be contributing.
Step 3: Understanding behavior from your child’s perspective
We explore what your child may be experiencing underneath the behavior. As we understand the “why,” we can begin to support lagging skills and adjust the environment in ways that reduce overwhelm.
Step 4: Exploring communication patterns
We look at how communication and family dynamics may be impacting behavior, including differences in parenting styles and patterns that may not be working as intended.
Step 5: Repair and reconnect
We focus on strengthening connection through repair and reconnection—helping your child feel understood while building skills that support long-term emotional regulation and relationship growth.
Email for an initial session to get started. Look forward to seeing you on the inside.