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Let's be real...

We’re all perfect parents until we have children of our own, wouldn’t you agree? 

There’s no parenting handbook or instructional guide, no ‘one size fits all’ approach for families.

We all come to the table with our own backgrounds, beliefs and styles, and often have predetermined images of how our families should function. We start with the best intentions, but so often, the 'image' just gets away from us as real life unfolds.

• Schedules intensify, behaviors pop up, families grow...hello, sibling rivalry! Perhaps there are developmental or health concerns in the family.

• We struggle with screen time management issues. We tend to get caught up with the pressures of what everyone around us is doing or with the unsolicited advice explaining how to parent well. 

• Sometimes we are unclear about our own parenting goals. Many times, it feels like we’ve exhausted all our options.  ​

Does any of this sound familiar?

As your Certified PCI Parent Coach®, I can help you find clarity and balance
to live by the standards and values that are important to YOU! 
Let’s keep it real and develop a road map to your family’s happiness.

​WHAT IS PARENT COACHING?

Real Life Parent Coaching is about finding long term solutions that work for YOU and YOUR family!
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A Parent Coach is a certified professional who can work by your side to create unique parenting strategies and techniques that align with your core values.  A Parent Coach will help you understand the balance within your home in order to restore and strengthen the bonds and relationships within your family. Parent Coaching helps channel your inner confidence to ensure your parenting has direction and purpose.  

As your Parent Coach, I will work alongside you to discover your strengths and parenting style.  Together, we will find the good that is already happening in your family.  All strategies are self propelled and align with your real life and family values. 

Have Questions?

"Rebecca was instrumental in assisting me with organizing not only my life, but my thoughts, my concerns and my hopes for future goals."        
​ E.S., Mom of 2

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