Meet Dr. Amy, Your Partner in Parenting Strong-Willed Kids

When behavior feels confusing or harder than it should, families turn to Dr. Amy for support that helps parenting feel clearer and more manageable.

  • 20+ Years Supporting Kids and Families

    Nearly two decades of experience helping families navigate everyday challenges at home and school with confidence.

  • School Psychologist and Parent Coach

    Professional training paired with real-life parenting experience, so guidance feels practical, supportive, and realistic.

  • Focused on ADHD, Anxiety, and Big Feelings

    When behavior feels confusing or intense, support focuses on what’s underneath the feelings so parents know how to respond, not just react.

  • Connecting Home and School 

    School meetings and reports can feel overwhelming. Families get help turning school information into clear steps that actually work.

Your Parenting Partner

Parenting feels different when behavior starts to make sense. Our support focuses on helping families understand how a child’s nervous system works so behavior feels less personal and easier to respond to. When behavior is viewed as communication, parents can focus on practical ways to support both their child and themselves.

Our Parenting Support Services

  • Workshops and Speaking

    Workshops and talks are designed for schools, PTAs, and parent groups looking for clear, relatable guidance around behavior, emotional regulation, and supporting kids without shame or blame.

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  • Parent Coaching

    One-on-one parent coaching offers space to talk through behavior, big feelings, and school-related stress. Our focus is on understanding what’s underneath behavior and finding small, practical next steps that work in everyday family life.

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  • Parent Labs and Groups

    Parent Labs and small groups offer learning and connection alongside other parents navigating similar challenges. These spaces combine education, real-life examples, and shared support so parents don’t feel like they’re figuring everything out alone.

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  • Psyched2Parent Podcast

    The podcast offers short, practical conversations about parenting strong-willed, big-feeling kids. Episodes focus on making sense of behavior and sharing ideas parents can actually try, without pressure to be perfect.

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