Stress less, parent with intention
Parenting can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance you can learn to navigate challenges with ease. I help parents of children under 13-years-old gain practical, realistic tools to parent with more clarity and confidence.
My approach is rooted in Adlerian psychology, emphasizing personal growth, practical strategies, and a holistic perspective. If you need a cheerleader rooting for you every step of the way, I’m your gal.
We can meet virtually or in-person at Carmel-Clay Public Library.
I specialize in:
Developmental Support: I help parents understand their child’s developmental needs and integrate supportive practices into their daily routines
Emotional Support: I teach effective and practical ways to reduce stress and anxiety so parents can be more present and fully engaged in family life
Discipline Strategies: I promote discipline that is non-punitive and effective long-term to help parents raise capable, responsible, and kind individuals
What Parents Are Saying
“Beyond her kindness and welcoming presence, Rose is a wealth of knowledge about child development and what kinds of parenting techniques are most effective for each stage. What a gem she is!”
— Rachel B.
“Rose is approachable, gentle, and intuitive. Not once have I felt judgment for how I parent, and she gives us guidance that fits into our lives! Highly recommended working with Rose!”
— Nicky J.
Packages + Memberships
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Stop the Struggle
clear, actionable guidance about one specific parenting problem
-one, 2-hour coaching session
$200
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Understand and Prevent
learn what’s behind the chaos and how to stay one step ahead
-two 2-hour coaching sessions
-a customized resource guide designed specifically for your family
-one 30-minute follow-up call
$400, invoicing available by request
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A New Way to Parent
build a new parenting foundation that works
-three 2 hour coaching sessions
-a customized resource guide designed specifically for your family
-two 30-minute follow-up calls
$600, invoicing available by request
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Growing Family
strengthen your relationships and prepare for welcoming a new addition to your family
-two 2 hour coaching sessions
-a customized resource guide designed just for your family
-one 30-minute follow-up call
$400, invoicing available by request
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Monthly Membership
ongoing support and guidance
-one monthly 1-hour coaching session
-a customized resource guide made just for your family
-first dibs on parenting club access and a $5 discount on any you book
$85/month
FAQs
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Where do we meet?
We can meet virtually via Google Meet or in-person at Carmel-Clay Public Library, whichever works best for you!
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Does my child participate in coaching appointments?
No, coaching is just for adults. To maximize our time together, please ensure you can focus fully on our conversation.
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What ages do you work with?
I work with caregivers of children between 18-months and 13-years-old.
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Can you help me decide which package is right for me?
Absolutely! Book a complimentary chat and we’ll figure it out together.
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Do you take insurance?
I’m not able to bill insurance. If you have an HSA, you may check with your provider to see if this service would qualify.
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Who all should participate in coaching sessions?
You’ll get the most benefit out of participating in parent coaching if both parents participate.
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What's your educational background and experience?
I hold a bachelor’s degree in education/psychology, am a certified parent educator (Positive Discipline Association), and have completed advanced Adlerian trainings relating to family structures and relationships (ICASSI). I have over eight years of professional experience working with families.
Let’s explore working together
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I don't like the way my spouse parents--help!
Parenting is one of the most rewarding—and challenging—adventures we take on as partners. It brings out our deepest values, our childhood memories, and sometimes, our fears. So, what happens when you and your spouse realize you have very different ideas about how to raise your kids?
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How can I get my kid to listen without bribing them?
If you’ve ever been tempted to promise your child a treat in exchange for good behavior, you’re not alone. Bribery often feels like an easy way to get through challenging moments—whether it’s surviving a grocery store meltdown or coaxing your toddler into their car seat. But while bribes can seem effective in the moment, they come with significant drawbacks that can impact your child’s long-term development and your relationship with them.
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Helicopter Parents and "Spoiled" Kids
In "The Myth of the Spoiled Child," Alfie Kohn challenges the widespread belief that today's children are overindulged, entitled, and spoiled. He argues that much of what we hear about "coddling" kids is not only exaggerated but also based on outdated notions of discipline and child-rearing. Here's what parents can take away from Kohn's book: