Are you a mom with young kids who trigger and frustrate you, leaving you overwhelmed and repeating cycles you swore you would break?

Parenting can feel tough. You love your kids more than anything in the world but they have a way of triggering you beyond belief. You had every intention to do it differently than your parents did with you. You promised yourself you wouldn’t yell, curse, or make them feel small. That you would love and accept them as they are and create a space where they can be themselves. 

But they push all the right buttons at all the wrong times, leaving you stuck in repeat patterns of getting frustrated and bursting at the seams. This leaves you feeling terrible about yourself, annoyed with them, and disconnected rather than a loving family unit. And worse, it leaves them feeling alone and emotionally unsafe, causing them to act out even more and perpetuating the behavior that triggers you in the first place. 

Stop beating yourself up

The good news is this is not your fault and change is possible. Kids are meant to trigger you as a means to creating a desire for growth so that you can evolve as a person and parent better. Kids are resilient and when you make changes and work on yourself, everything changes.

Let me walk you through my Signature Coaching Method: Reparenting Yourself While Parenting With Intention and show you how to do the inner work. It infuses nuggets of gold from my years of experience and training as a therapist along with positive parenting philosophies, all in one place to help you use your parenting journey as a catalyst for change.

Let’s do this!

Learn to communicate effectively, nurture the parts within you that feel triggered, overwhelmed, and never got a voice. Reparent yourself so that you can finally become the mom you want to be and consciously parent with intention.

Break cycles of shame, toxic diet culture, yelling, shutting down, perfectionism, feeling less than and so much more. Learn to validate and meet your own needs and support yourself through waves of emotion while simultaneously doing the same for your kids.

Become proud of the mother and woman that you are. Build deeper connection with your kids so they can grow up in a home where they feel loved, respected, worthy and heard while you learn to do the same for yourself.