Parenting Support for when Things aren’t “Normal”

  • A young child lying in a hospital incubator, holding a doll and reading a book titled 'The Cat in the Hat.' She is wearing a surgical cap and mask, with a healthcare worker beside her also wearing scrubs.

    Medically Complex Children

    Support for parenting children with complex medical needs—navigating constant appointments and advocacy, managing isolation when others don't understand, processing ambiguous loss and changed dreams, and finding joy alongside the weight you carry.

  • A woman and a young girl walk hand-in-hand on a forest trail during sunny daylight, with sun rays shining through the trees.

    Parenting Neurodiverse Children

    Support for parenting neurodivergent children—unlearning conventional advice that doesn't fit, advocating through systems not designed for them, managing judgment while honoring their wiring, and celebrating who they are while navigating real challenges.

  • A woman with red hair sitting on a couch with two children, holding a tablet.

    High Performing Parents

    Support for parents balancing demanding careers with parenthood—when excellence at work doesn't translate at home, managing guilt over competing priorities, navigating identity beyond achievement, and finding sustainability when nothing feels like enough.