Making sense of your child, and finding your footing as a parent.

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A peaceful river scene during fall with trees on both sides reflecting in the water, grass and reeds in the foreground, and a clear sky above.
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A woman with long dark hair and light skin holding a young child with short hair in an indoor setting. The woman appears to be sitting on a chair and has her eyes closed, while the child is looking at a toy or object on the table. There are picture frames on the wall and a large container in front of them filled with various items.

Parenting Support

Sometimes you know something isn't working, but aren't sure what to do differently. Maybe you're navigating big emotions, challenging behavior, developmental concerns, sleep, or a relationship with your child that feels harder than expected.

Together, we'll look beneath the behavior, make sense of what's happening, and find practical ways forward that fit your family.

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You were never meant to have all the answers

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There is so much pressure to be the “perfect” parent. With endless advice, opinions, and information at your fingertips, it can be hard to trust your own instincts.

Therapy offers space to step back from the noise, make sense of what’s happening beneath the behavior, and find ways of responding that feel grounded and right for your family.

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A woman and a young girl holding hands and playing near a body of water in a park. The woman is dressed in a floral dress, and the girl is wearing a striped pink dress. In the background, there are trees, a cityscape, and cloudy skies.

My Approach

Parenting support rooted in connection

Parenting can feel vulnerable to talk about. This is a space where you don't have to worry about being judged or told you're doing it wrong.

Together, we'll get curious about what's underneath the moments that feel hardest, considering your child's development, temperament, sensory experiences, and emotional needs alongside your own experience as a parent. My work is grounded in attachment, developmental science, and neurodiversity affirming, trauma informed care.

I don't believe in perfect parenting. I believe in connection, curiosity, and repair.

You might be here because..

  • Every transition becomes a struggle.

  • Your child's emotions feel bigger than you know how to handle.

  • You're constantly second-guessing yourself.

  • You've tried everything and still feel stuck.

  • You and your partner can't seem to get on the same page.

  • You've lost track of what you need.

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A woman and two children walking down a dirt road in a rural area, with trees and houses in the background during late afternoon or sunset.

Over time, you might notice..

  • The hard moments don't consume you in the same way.

  • You understand your child's behavior with more curiosity.

  • You trust yourself more than the latest parenting advice.

  • You recover more quickly when things go sideways.

  • You and your child find your way back to connection.

  • Parenting feels a little more manageable, and a little more like your own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Some things you might be wondering..

  • That depends on your family's needs. Some sessions may focus solely on supporting you as the parent, while others may include your child or involve parent-child interactions. We'll work together to determine the approach that feels most helpful.

  • Especially with younger children, meaningful change often begins with supporting the adults who know them best. By understanding your child's development, strengthening your relationship, and building practical strategies together, you can create lasting changes that extend far beyond our sessions.

  • Rather than offering one-size-fits-all parenting advice, we'll work together to understand your child's unique temperament, developmental stage, and needs. My goal is to help you feel confident making decisions that fit your family, not to hand you a rigid script.

  • Absolutely. Differences in parenting are incredibly common. Therapy can help caregivers communicate more effectively, understand each other's perspectives, and work toward approaches that feel aligned with your family's values.

You already care deeply.

The fact that you're here tells me something important: you want the best for your child.

You don't have to be a perfect parent to raise a secure, resilient child. Sometimes, having a space to slow down, ask questions, and feel supported is exactly what both you and your family need.

I'd be honored to walk alongside you.

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