Parents & Children
“Our children learn how to be self-compassionate by watching us.”
-Brene Brown
Common Parent Concerns
Behavioral Concerns
Educational/Schooling Concerns
Relationship Issues Between Children
Grandparents & Aunts/Uncles
Difficulty in Bonding with Children
Challenge in Sharing Moral Values
Friend/Social Issues/Peer Pressure
Lack of Trust and Understanding
Not Enough Time for All the Extra-Curriculars
Different Parenting Styles between Partners
Relationship with Adult Children
Anxiety in Children
Depression in Children
Adjustment to New Environment
Acting Out/Aggressive Behavior
Divorce/Blended Families
Arguments/Yelling Between Parents and Children
Stressful Points of the Day: Homework, Supper, Bedtime
Self Esteem
Too Much Phone/Device Use
Finding Time for Date Night
Elder Care/Caregiver Concerns
My Approach
Using evidence based methods, I approach the family experience in a holistic model.
Behavior symptoms, upset, lack of balance, mood, and many others common concerns affecting one or more family members, have an effect on the whole family unit. The parents, the children, and any other folks who also are part of family will benefit from positive changes implemented.
One child’s experience is not the other child’s experience, but it will have an effect on it.
Working with the symptoms/behaviors that are most urgent will be the initial focus, and I also work with you on the secondary issues that often come along with these initial issues.
My experience in this area allows me to quickly identify the issues that are most problematic in your life.
Working together, I will develop a custom plan that will work for you and your family’s specific concerns.
We will address your day to day life, and broader, longer-term issues.
It’s not too late to make a change. No matter how old your children are, or what stage of life they are in.
