Most parents I work with feel that way. The difference isn’t trying harder. It’s understanding what’s happening underneath behavior.

Many of the families I support are navigating neurodivergence. The framework adapts to your child.

No. This is coaching and education rooted in child development and neuroscience — practical support, not clinical therapy. Many families in COR also work with therapists and see coaching as complementary support.

Yes. I offer a limited number of in-person family consultations and classroom site visits locally.

These are highly personalized and include observation, strategic planning, and follow-up recommendations. Availability is limited, and pricing varies based on the level of support needed.

The best place to begin is with a 1:1 call so we can determine whether an on-site visit is appropriate.

I offer two ways to work together, so you can choose what feels right for your family’s needs and budget:

• One-time Support Call — $175

  • This 50-minute call gives you focused, brain-science-backed guidance for your hardest moments. You’ll leave with a clear plan and practical tools you can use immediately. 

• COR Member Ongoing Support — $130 per session

  • If you’re already a member of COR, you’ll receive discounted 50-minute coaching sessions to continue support and momentum. 

Start with one call — you’ll walk away with clarity and actionable tools. From there, if continued support feels helpful, the COR Community offers cost-effective ways to deepen your learning with live events, workshops, and group coaching.

Start with one call. You’ll walk away with clear, actionable tools you can use right away.

From there, if you’d like ongoing support, the COR Community offers a cost-effective way to continue learning and growing