Parent and Family Support
My approach to support is developmentally informed and relationally focused.
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Relationships are the basis for all learning.
When we seek to understand our children, we feel empowered to honor their voice and respond in healthy ways.
Parenting is hard.
I offer strength-focused, respectful, compassionate support from someone who has experienced the depths of the journey.
Who Can Benefit from Family and Parenting Support?
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​​Our Family and Parenting Support services are designed for parents, caregivers, and families seeking to strengthen their relationships and deepen their understanding of one another. This support is particularly helpful for those navigating the complexities of early childhood, where understanding and responding to a young child’s emotional and behavioral needs is essential. Families who have experienced trauma, loss, separation, or attachment challenges will find this support especially beneficial, as it offers tools to REBUILD TRUST and create secure, nurturing bonds. Whether you're looking to enhance co-regulation, improve family dynamics, or simply seek a deeper connection with your child, our services are here to support you.
When to Reach Out for Support
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When parenting feels overwhelming, and you need compassionate, strength-focused guidance.
To learn strategies for supporting your child’s ability to regulate emotions with your help.
For guidance on resolving conflicts, enhancing communication, and promoting harmony within your family.
When experiencing major life changes like a new sibling, starting childcare, or moving to a new home, and seeking ways to ease the transition for your child
If you value an approach rooted in understanding your child’s developmental needs and how they grow through relationships
To support your child in building emotional strength and learning how to navigate their world with confidence
For families recovering from trauma, loss, separation, or attachment challenges, seeking tools to rebuild trust and emotional security
To deepen your understanding of your child’s emotional, behavioral, or developmental needs and respond in healthy, supportive ways
To strengthen family bonds and foster secure, nurturing connections with your child.
​"When parents feel supported and understood, they are better able to support and understand their children."
-Dr. Claudia M. Gold