I want to help you give yourself credit for all the hard work that you have been doing, for how deeply you care, and to encourage you to give yourself permission to be human and imperfect.
Then I want to give you tools. Not high and lofty ideas or abstract principals, but real, tangible, actionable strategies that you can use right away, that will help you to connect with your child and overcome the challenges that are causing you distress.
I take a strength-based approach, which is founded on the idea that recognizing your child’s core strengths, and then empowering the child to use those strengths to their fullest, will help that child to thrive and the problems they are encountering to lessen.