Parent Coaching
Transforming Tantrums, Strengthening Relationships, and Unlocking Potential!
Who is this for?
This is not just for parents, but also includes caregivers such as grandparents, foster parents, teachers, educators, nurses, nannies…
basically anyone over 18 years that has a pivotal role in your child’s life.
What sets us apart from other parent coaches?
In-home convenience
No more rushing to appointments. We bring the coaching to you, creating strategies that are actually applicable to your environment.
Expert Guidance
We are Sensory Integration certified, provide trauma informed care, and have a background in behavior therapy working with both children and adults.
Tailored Approach
Does your child have a learning disability? Is it a single parent household? Does your child have difficulties getting along with their siblings? We recognize that every child and family is unique.
Long Term Carryover
This isn’t just one and done. Count on on-going follow up sessions and written resources to ensure continued progress.
An individualized behavior plan for Home or School
Are you tired of tantrums turning your home into a battlefield? Struggling to repair and strengthen your relationship with your child? Looking for effective ways to support their development through sensorimotor occupational therapy?
Our dedicated coaches guide you through our proven methods to prevent potential tantrums from occurring, enhance communication based on the child’s cognitive level, deepen your understanding of yourself and your child, and restore harmony within the family dynamic. A stronger connection with your child is possible!
Is it sensory seeking/avoiding or are they being “behavioral”?
It can be challenging figuring out if your child’s behavior is due to sensory processing disorder or a behavioral issue.
How can you tell?
A behavioral reaction (e.g., aggressive or avoidant), typically happens when a child is not getting something they want. On the other hand, a sensory child going through a sensory meltdown can seem aggressive and avoidant, too (think fight/flight/freeze). It is important to distinguish the two so that we are not exacerbating the problem.
We can help you identify your child’s unique sensory profile and how to manage sensory meltdowns at home or in the community.
