Trade power struggles for problem solving

A power struggle is a win-lose proposition. When you’re solving problems with your child — collaboratively — it’s win-win.

Our Courses

Start Something That Actually Works

Lessons to help you understand what’s going on, shift your mentality and approach, and begin partnering with your child.

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The foundation for everything that follows

Course 1: Core Content

A five-lesson introduction to the core ideas that will guide your work with your child. The first lesson is free so you know can obtain a sense of where you’ll be heading.

Applying the process to real problems

Course 2: Sample Problems and Solving Them

Watch unsolved problems being solved collaboratively so you can learn how to do it with your child.

What a label does & doesn’t tell you

Course 3: Does My Child’s Diagnosis Change Anything?

A diagnosis can be somewhat informative, but it doesn’t tell you anything about your child’s specific unsolved problems or how they’ll participate in the problem-solving process. Let’s get into the weeds on all that.

We’ll help you navigate the uncomfortable conversations.

Course 4: The Hard Stuff

There are unsolved problems that caregivers feel far more intensely about than others, and those are the ones that can prompt high emotions (in both kid and parent). Let’s talk about them.

Here’s What Real Parents Have To Say

“I used to have a definition of authority figure that involved using power with my kids. Now I have a different definition…and I know that the true power is in collaboration.”

Jay

“Other parenting platforms made me feel like I needed a different solution for every issue I had with my child. That was good for clicks, but it wasn’t good for me.”

Maya Parent