Highly Sensitive Children have their own brand of magic. It’s a beautiful thing. The trouble is, they don’t always know how to channel it, and we grown-ups don’t always see it for what it is.
That’s why parenting a sensitive child can be deeply rewarding and intensely challenging.
Whether you are seeing big emotions, power struggles, perfectionism, anxiety, or limitless energy, you’re not alone. Any one of these can feel draining. Put them all together, and you start to feel like you don’t even have space to think.
I help my clients go from uncertain, overwhelmed, exhausted, and constantly depleted to confident, present, energized, and purposeful.
If you’re ready to level up your parenting skills, refresh your mindset, and reconnect with the Self you knew before you had kids, I’m already your coach.
I’m so glad you’re here.
"After two sessions, let me just say-- even if you would rate things as 'pretty good,' Julia is able to take the two or three troublesome situations you keep running up against, ask like two or three questions, and very quickly have a few hunches as to what the root cause or trigger might be. She can then work with you on strategies to not only deal with the recurring issues better when they arise but... here's the super fun part... start to shift routines and make changes so that the big problems you keep having just DON'T HAPPEN ANYMORE. The terrible twos don't need to be terrible, three year olds don't need to be threenagers-- just get Julia in your corner and make parenting fun again."
Getting dressed in the morning. Winding down for bed time. Separating from you. Getting along with their siblings. Finishing homework. There are so many areas of day to day life that can be a struggle for families. Sometimes there are so many little struggles that it feels like life with your child is a constant …
It’s that time of year again. The kids are getting settled into the new school year. They’re getting to know their teachers and classmates, and the transitions to and from school are starting to smooth out. It’s also the time of year that teachers start noticing that there’s something different about our sensitive kids. If …
Managing our minds is one of the best things we can do for our relationship with our children. I’ve learned through my work as a business owner that when I cycle between extremes – bouncing from excited to panicked from week to week (or even day to day!) within my business, it’s because I’m having …
