Get in Touch

Reaching out is often the hardest part. Most parents I talk to have been thinking about it for months — turning it over, wondering whether things are “bad enough” to warrant help, wondering whether it will sound like they're complaining about their own child.

You don't need to have any of it sorted out before you get in touch. You don't need a diagnosis, a list, or the right words for what's been happening. That's what the first conversation is for.

What Happens After You Reach Out

No sales call, no intake packet, no waiting list.

1. 1

   You book a first session

   Pick a time that works on my calendar. You don't need to write out your situation in advance or have anything figured out — we'll get to all of it together.

2. 2

   We meet on Zoom

   We'll talk through what's actually happening in your home — the hard moments, what you've already tried, what you're most worried about. You'll leave with a clearer picture of what's driving the behavior and something concrete to try.

3. 3

   You decide whether to continue

   If it's a fit, we continue into the six-session framework. If it isn't, there's no charge for that first session and no hard feelings. I don't charge for the full package until after the second session.

Where I'm Based

I'm based in Durham, North Carolina, and work with families across the Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh area — as well as parents well beyond it.

All sessions are held virtually over Zoom, so where you live doesn't need to be a constraint. I'm in the Eastern time zone and have worked with families from Washington state to Germany.