Parents & Caregivers
You know something is getting in the way. Let's figure out what it is.
Coaching and consultation for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent and struggling learners. Understand your child, advocate confidently at school, and feel less alone in this.
Please note: I offer coaching and consultation to support parents and families. I do not provide private direct therapy services to children.
Who This Is For
Does this sound like you?
Your child is struggling at school and no one seems to have answers
You've received a diagnosis but don't know what it means in practice
Behaviour at home or school is overwhelming and you feel out of your depth
You're preparing for an IPP meeting and don't know what to ask for
You want to understand your child — not just manage their behaviour
You're navigating FSCD funding or school supports and need guidance
Your child's regulation, communication, or executive functioning is a daily challenge
You're exhausted, worried, and looking for someone who truly gets it
How I Can Help
Support for families
Parent Coaching
One-on-one coaching sessions to help you understand your child's behaviour, regulation, and learning profile — and build practical strategies for home and school. FSCD-friendly consultation language available.
Advocacy & IPP Support
Preparation and guidance for IPP meetings, school team conversations, and navigating the educational support system. Know what to ask for, how to ask for it, and what your child is entitled to.
Understanding Your Child
Consultations to help you make sense of your child's diagnosis, learning profile, or behavioural challenges — in plain language, with compassion and practical next steps.
School Collaboration Support
Guidance on how to work effectively with your child's school team — building productive relationships, communicating your child's needs, and bridging the gap between home and school.
Wondering about pricing?
View session rates, FSCD-friendly options, and sliding scale availability.
Areas We Explore Together
What we work through
Understanding behaviour as communication — what your child is really telling you
Regulation and the nervous system — why your child reacts the way they do
Executive functioning challenges at home and school
ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, DCD — what these mean in everyday life
Communication and hidden language demands
Navigating FSCD funding and school-based supports
IPP preparation — goals, accommodations, and what to advocate for
Building a collaborative relationship with your child's school team
Strategies for calmer mornings, transitions, and homework time
Supporting your child's self-advocacy and confidence
"What looked like defiance was often anxiety. What looked like inattention was often an executive functioning challenge. What looked like a behaviour problem was often a communication need."
— Raine Savage, Speech-Language Pathologist & Educational Advocate
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Book a free consultation to talk through what's happening and how I might be able to help.