Who is Parent Coaching for?
Parent Coaching is ideal for parents of adolescents and young adults who are struggling with behavioral, emotional, or family system challenges. It’s especially helpful for families who have tried traditional therapy or treatment and are seeking practical, ongoing support for real-world change.
How does coaching differ from therapy?
Coaching focuses on the present and future—building strategies, communication skills, and family structure—while therapy often explores emotional healing and past experiences. Coaching is not mental health treatment and does not diagnose clinical conditions.
Can all parents participate in coaching?
Absolutely. We encourage all caregivers to attend when possible. Working together as a team enhances alignment and consistency at home.
Can you work with divorced co-parents individually?
Yes. We will work out situations that will work best for your family situation.
How many sessions should we plan for?
While some families find clarity after a few sessions, most benefit from a series of ongoing meetings over several weeks or months. Your coach will recommend a plan based on your family’s goals and progress.
What if we already have a therapist or treatment team?
Parent Coaching complements existing professional support. We’re happy to collaborate with your therapist, educational consultant, or other providers through our Professional Collaboration option.
How do we get started?
Simply schedule an Initial Session with either Paul or Mary. You’ll discuss your goals, explore next steps, and begin building a personalized plan for your family.
Ready to Get Started?
Parent Coaching is your opportunity to move from overwhelm to clarity, from chaos to connection. Our experienced coaches are here to walk alongside you and your family every step of the way.
Schedule Your Parent Coaching Session at Parent Trainers.