Family Centered Coaching
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.”
Benjamin Franklin
Family-centered coaching
When your child is spiraling, it can feel like the entire household is being held hostage. I work with parents of teens and young adults—many with serious mental illness, substance use, or behavioral volatility—who are trying to regain clarity, authority, and stability. I help you hold the line, even when your child is threatening, manipulating, or in crisis. We work toward a parenting stance that is loving, boundaried, and grounded in the long game—not the emotional emergency of the day.
This work often includes:
Creating a unified parental stance when you feel fragmented or in survival mode
Holding limits without guilt—even when your child is collapsing or raging
Understanding what your child’s behavior is communicating (and what it’s not)
Reducing rescuing, overexplaining, or walking on eggshells
Coaching through crises, manipulation, threats, or suicide preoccupation
Navigating transitions like returning home, leaving treatment, or resisting care
Supporting co-parents—together or separately—in holding a clear boundary
This is not reactive parenting advice. This is strategic, steady support when your child’s behavior destabilizes everything.