Supporting the Supporters

We know you’re here because you care deeply, you worry big, and you want the best for your family — even when the ups and downs feel overwhelming.

You’re juggling big emotions, school stress, and constant second-guessing.

You’re usually the one holding it all together — even when you’re running on empty.

And whether you’re neurodiverse or neurotypical, parenting in a neuro-mix family isn’t like any handbook you’ve read.

You’re not failing. You’re surviving — and you’re not alone.

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•  “I have to keep it all together, but I’m running on empty.”
   
• “Why is it so hard to connect with my teen?”
   
• “I feel guilty for being tired or frustrated.”
   
• “They’re struggling — but so am I, and no one really sees that.”
   
• “Why does this all feel so heavy and personal?”
   

If any of this hits home — you’re not alone. It’s okay to feel this way.

• Different brains mean different ways of thinking, feeling, and communicating.
   
• Your child might mask their struggles — or you might be masking too.
   
• School, routines, and support systems often don’t fit your family’s needs.
   
• You’re in constant reaction mode — advocating, calming, juggling — and rarely have time to breathe.
   
• If you’re neurodiverse yourself, that invisible load doubles.
   

 Coaching is for you — the parent who wants to:

✔ Understand what’s really going on beneath the surface
✔ Learn how to connect and communicate so your teen feels heard and accepted
✔ Find ways to reduce conflict and ease overwhelm for everyone
✔ Build systems and routines that truly fit your family’s unique needs
✔ Feel confident, supported, and less alone in this journey
✔ Lead your neuro-mix family with patience, clarity, and heart

This isn’t about “fixing” anyone.
It’s about helping you find a way forward that works — for your family, your brain, and your life.

Tell your story, ask the questions you need answered, leave with new insights and explore if coaching is right for you and your neurodiverse family.