
Parent Support and Counseling
Parenting a neurodivergent child can be a profoundly rewarding experience, but it also comes with unique challenges that can be overwhelming at times. It's easy to feel isolated, unsure, or even frustrated amidst the demands of daily life. This is where therapy can play a crucial role.
Maybe your child just was just diagnosed and your are scared. You are asking yourself: What will their life look like? Will they succeed in school? Are they going to need support when they get older? How do I navigate this? You are weighed down by all these concerns while simultaneously being pulled in a hundred different directions with a million responsibilities.
-People say ‘parenting is the most rewarding thing you can do’, but if it feels like there is a lot more hard right now than reward, then you are not alone. -
As a parent, can therapy help me?
Therapy can provide you with the tools and strategies you need to navigate the complexities of parenting a neurodivergent child. You'll gain insights into your child's needs and learn how to advocate for them more effectively, while also addressing your own emotional and mental health.
Sometimes, parents need a cozy little corner where you can freely express yourself without fear of judgment. It’s important to have a space where you can sort through the whirlwind of emotions that come with being your child's biggest supporter. Taking some time for yourself and getting support from someone who truly understands can make all the difference!
Reach out today to explore how therapy can empower you as a parent and advocate.
How can we work together?
Sessions are shaped by what you need. We start with whatever you bring to the table. I often help parents:
- feel seen, valued, and heard
-with tips to build connection with your child
-learn more about your child’s diagnosis and create a safe space to ask any questions you have
-learn tools and techniques for supporting and advocating for your child
-providing gentle encouragement
-celebration of household shifts
-dismantling of parenting shame
-provide resources to support you, the family and siblings