Why this works when other things didn’t?
Therapy gives you language for your past.
This gives you control in the present. And a chance to change the future. And their future.
You’re not left to “figure it out” between sessions. I support you in between calls and in the moments where it matters.
We work through real situations, in real time, until your responses start to change without you having to force it. Like when you might snap if you have to help with one more homework assignment.
What working together actually looks like:
First, we get clear on what’s really happening.
On your first call, we’ll map out the pattern that keeps repeating—what triggers it, what you do next, and what it’s costing you.
If we decide to work together, we don’t stay in psychobabble and pie in the sky wishes.
We focus on:
interrupting the pattern when it shows up
practicing a different response until it feels natural
building consistency so you don’t keep starting over
It’s structured. It’s direct. And it’s built for people who are ready to actually change how they show up.
Who this is for:
This is for you if you’ve done enough work to know where this comes from…
but you’re still frustrated by how often it shows up.
If you’re a parent who came from a toxic or narcissistic environment and you’ve had that moment of thinking:
“I cannot let this become my kids’ normal.”
And you’re ready to take responsibility for changing it—not perfectly, but consistently.
This probably fits.
If you’re still looking for validation without change, or you’re not ready to be uncomfortable in the process, it won’t.
Why do I do this work?
I didn’t learn this from the outside looking in.
I grew up in it. Narcissistic father. Enabling mother.
And then I became a parent at 19, before I had any of this figured out.
So this wasn’t theoretical for me but it was happening in real time. And I made a lot of mistakes.
That’s what led me here—combining my background in psychology and real-world experience in mental health with what actually works when you’re in the middle of a an anger, shame or guilt spiral that hits right when life has hit the fan, not just talking about it after.
Now I help other parents do the same.
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