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Supporting Education. Embracing Differences. Strengthening Families

Family in the Park

Strengthen Your Family 

If you're feeling overwhelmed by your child's big emotions or challenging behaviors, you're not alone. Parenting a child whose brain works differently can feel exhausting, confusing, and isolating at times.

But there is a path forward, and you don’t have to walk it alone.

I’m here to help you better understand your child’s unique brain and what’s driving their behavior. Together, we’ll move beyond simply managing difficult moments to creating real, lasting change through strategies that are compassionate, effective, and tailored to your family.

This is about more than behavior, it's about building a deeper connection, reducing daily stress, and learning how to parent with the brain in mind.

You and your child both deserve support, and real transformation is possible.

Virtual and In-Person Options for Support 

There are several different options to fit your schedule and needs. Find the one that is best for you. 

Child Holding Sunflowers

Inclusive

An exploration of brain-based differences, including FASD, the nervous system, Strengths, symptoms, and support strategies using  a neurobiological approach. Perfect for caregivers, educators, & practitioners.​

Family Picnic

Intensive

A deeper dive into brain-based differences, including FASD, the adult nervous system, and more. Strengths, symptoms, and support strategies using  a neurobiological approach. Perfect for caregivers, educators, & practitioners.​

Recieving Flowers

Immersive

Specialized family coaching for families living with brain-based differences, including FASD. Understand your child's unique brain and nervous system response to their environment and  develop child-specific supports.

English Tutor

Individualized

Specialized training for educators and school staff on FASD in the classroom. Why standard intervention strategies don't work, and alternative support strategies to consider, including supporting behaviors in school.​

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