After Adoption Coaching
As an adoptive parent,
your parenting experience is unique.

You may be asking yourself
What does my child need from me?
Is there a way to help them be less anxious?
How can we find more joy as a family?
How can I find time to be me?
How can we not only survive but thrive?
You are noticing that your children need a different parenting approach from the one you experienced growing up. Traditional methods centered on punishment and consequences often do not work for our families. Tears, meltdowns, anger, and frustration can overshadow laughter and joy.
Finding the right help
You are looking for support
You are looking for adoption-competent support but have not been able to find a resource that fits your needs.
You have found a therapist but need help following through on the action steps you discussed. A coach can give you the focus and support you need to move to healthy practices, while working alongside the therapist you trust.
The social worker who first supported your family has closed your case and is no longer available.
Coaching Packages
These packages are for you if you are currently parenting, or navigating your relationship with your adult child.
Exploring
Package
Sessions via Zoom, by phone, or in person if you are local.- Free 30-minute initial consultation
- Four one-hour sessions
- Additional coaching available at $175 an hour
Comprehensive
Package
Sessions via Zoom, by phone, or in person if you are local.- Free 30-minute initial consultation
- Twelve one-hour sessions
- Prepare/Enrich® pre-adoption assessment available as an add-on
We have been here
For the whole family: parents, adopted people, and birth family
Gain a new perspective and practical tools to bring change at home.

“We remember the moment we realized that our children needed something more, something different from us, than we were providing.”
“It was difficult and felt very lonely at times.”
“Often, traditional parenting that centers around punishment does not work for our kids.”
— In the words of our coaches
Testimonials
In their own words
One reason we became coaches was to become the help that we needed when our kids were growing up.
We also wanted to support others who had experienced adoption or had placed a child.
