Exclusive Services

Collaborative support designed

for real life:

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Collaborative support that meets you where you are.
Coaching sessions are designed to support your real life — your child’s needs, your family’s values, and your capacity. Each coaching relationship is personalized and relationship-based, with flexible pacing, co-created goals, and support that evolves with your journey.

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Parent/Family Coaching

Support for you and your entire caregiving team — grounded in clarity, collaboration, and compassion.
Family coaching focuses on helping everyone involved in your child’s care understand and support their unique needs. Whether you're a two-parent household, co-parenting, working with extended family, or collaborating with schools and therapists, I help create a unified approach rooted in connection and trust.

These sessions offer space to strengthen your family’s understanding, communication, and resilience — so everyone is working together, not in conflict.

What family coaching can include:

• Translating medical or educational assessments into everyday strategies that work at home, school, and in the community

• Clarifying the difference between medical and educational diagnoses (and how this impacts services and supports)

• Reviewing and supporting advocacy around IEPs, 504 plans, or informal accommodations

• Building a shared understanding of your child’s sensory, emotional, and executive functioning profile among caregivers

• Consulting with schools, therapists, coaches, and extended family to foster consistency and reduce stress

• Supporting trust-based approaches for children with PDA profiles — including low-demand environments and collaborative routines

• Creating systems that reduce power struggles and improve transitions

• Addressing communication or alignment challenges between caregivers (e.g., parenting style mismatches or co-parenting tensions)

• Supporting gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) children navigating asynchronous development, sensitivity, or perfectionism

• Integrating regulation tools into family routines (e.g., shared sensory breaks, family check-ins, emotion naming strategies)

• Helping your family understand neurodivergent identity through a strengths-based lens — reducing shame and increasing self-awareness for everyone​

• Understand your child’s regulation, sensory, and EF needs

• Use Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) strategies

• Co-create home supports and realistic action plans

• Therapeutic listening, co-regulation, and goal setting

• Guidance for homeschooling, unschooling, and alternative paths

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Adult Coaching

Support for neurodivergent adults and parents navigating their own needs, Includes but not limited to:

• Explore your executive functioning and sensory profile

• Build systems that reduce overwhelm and increase follow-through

• Support for time management, emotional regulation, and self-care

• Understand your neurodivergent identity through a strengths-based lens

Empowering families to better understand and support their child’s neurodivergent profile:

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Each consultation is designed to help you make sense of what’s happening — and what to do next — through a strengths-based, neuro-affirming lens.

Consultations may include:

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• Reviewing developmental, medical, or psychoeducational assessments

• Clarifying diagnosis (educational vs. medical) and what it means for your family

• Understanding your child’s sensory, emotional, and executive functioning profile

• Developing neurodiversity-affirming action plans and supports

• Referrals to trusted professionals (SLPs, OTs, psychologists, advocates, evaluators, etc.)

• Supporting school advocacy efforts, including IEP prep or attendance

• Helping your family create more sustainable routines at home

• Support for gifted and twice-exceptional (2E) children, including those navigating the intersection of giftedness and neurodivergence

Practical support for kids, parents, and adults — rooted in neuroscience and compassion:

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Executive functioning (EF) skills are essential for planning, emotional regulation, task completion, and organization. I offer EF coaching for both adults and children — with a strong focus on understanding the why behind the challenges and creating individualized, sustainable supports.                                                                         ​

For Parents of Neurodivergent Kids:

• Understand your child’s EF profile

• Scaffold routines and tools to reduce stress and increase independence

• Implement visual supports, sensory-informed tools, and co-regulation strategies

• Support children navigating PDA, emotional regulation, and task avoidance

• Learn how your own EF profile impacts parenting — and how to create support for yourself, too

For Neurodivergent Adults:

• Explore your own EF strengths and challenges

• Build personalized systems for time, planning, and follow-through

• Reduce overwhelm and increase follow-through with sensory-based strategies

• Replace shame with practical tools and routines that honor your energy and capacity

• Navigate caregiving, work, and self-care with clarity and confidence

• My EF coaching is grounded in my training as an Occupational Therapist and informed by Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS), Polyvagal Theory, and Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI).

You can’t pour from an empty cup — and you shouldn’t have to:

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Parenting a neurodivergent child can be emotionally and physically exhausting. I provide space for you to reflect, recharge, and build your own regulation tools with compassion.

Support includes:

• Therapeutic listening and emotional validation

• Co-regulation and nervous system support and strategies

• Goal-setting and realistic action planning and strategies

• Understanding and supporting your own sensory and EF needs

• Exploring your parenting identity and long-term vision

• Personalized recommendations to local neurodiverse affirming providers 

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• Complimentary access to private social media accounts