Transform Your Life Today while parenting

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• Tantrums
• Tweens and Teens
• Setting Limits with Adult Children
• Step Parents
• Parents in Recovery
• Childhood Trauma
• Foster and Adoptive Families
• Specialty Focused – Getting to school on time, chores, bedtime routines etc.

Working with a parent or caregiver to develop strong and healthy relational skills to support your child in the early years and as they grow

• One parent or caregiver
• Both parents or caregivers
• Grandparents
• Co-parenting strategies
• Foster or adoptive parents

Working with parents, therapist, teachers, school administration and anyone who is a support person in the child’s life, if appropriate.

• Grandparents and parents working together
• Teachers and parents
• Caregivers, nannies and parents
• Divorced parents

You may want to have a small group of parents and share the cost and the experience.  Often parents have children the same age and have similar issues.  Perhaps getting the kids to school on time or help setting limits.  This is also an option and you have the other parents as support afterwards.  This can be a specific group of people you know or you can join an on-going support group.  Groups are a minimum of 3 people and the maximum of 7 couples or 15 participants.  Groups can be for as short as a month or on-going support to meet your

• Date Night Coaching – is a fun way to have a group of friends meet weekly and create a support team.  Lots of FUN!
  • The advantage of having a group of friends is you are creating a support system for each other.
• Mom’s Super Saturday Support Group– is an on-going way to have a small group of moms getting answers and strategies to your situation.
  • The advantage is you can focus on situations and solutions in real time, keeping the momentum of success.