Helping You Live in Harmony with Your Highly Sensitive Child
Do you ever feel like you’re parenting by the seat of your pants?
You want the best for your kids, but find yourself feeling a little lost when they’re at their worst.
Spanking and timeouts have never been an option, but you’re not sure what to do instead.
Partnered Path Parenting can help you build the parenting tool kit you didn’t know you needed so you can respond to your child with confidence. We’ll help you get back to feeling like the amazing parent that we know you are.
"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."
"Julia brings decades of education and experience to the table as a coach and it shows in every interaction and conversation you have with her about parenting. I feel no judgement talking to Julia about parenting, her suggestions are easy to implement and always take into consideration my unique parenting situation."
“Parenting is no joke.” We hear it all the time. We internalize it before we even have kids, maybe even when we are kids ourselves. With this message so deeply ingrained in us, it’s no wonder we struggle as parents! Have you ever stopped to think about what it would look like if parenting were …
The way we respond to our children when their behavior does not meet our expectations matters. Let me say that again. The way we respond to our children when their behavior does not meet our expectations matters. Notice what comes first? As a society, we have been conditioned to react to children’s behavior. To shut …
How often have you heard this? Better yet, how often have you thought it? We dream of giving our children the best possible childhood, and our hopes for their happiness are so well-intentioned. And when we have good intentions, when we know our actions are coming from a good place, we tend to set aside …