Parenting and/or caregiver difficulties take different shapes and forms depending on the given parent-child relationship. While it is expected for there to be stressors in the parenting process, the fact that it is expected does not make it any less real or distressing. When these difficulties increase in intensity or frequency, it may be in your best interest to seek professional support. Some difficulties in parenting that we hear of often are:

• Overuse of digital devices

• Lack of common interests

• Emotion and/or behavioral dysregulation

• Inconsistent use of reinforcement or discipline

• Difference in morals and values

• Conflict between siblings

• Shyness in interacting with family members or peers

• Lying behaviors

• Non-completion of activities of daily living

Our providers do not treat parenting difficulties under a “one size fits all” model. We assess the difficulties present for you and your family to ensure we solve the “right” problem. Our providers may make use of parent coaching, family sessions, and/or skills classes to achieve the goal of increasing both you and your child’s quality of life, regardless of age.