Support for Neurodivergent Parents in Austin, TX
A welcoming and supportive environment, providing care to the carers
I support parents who have a child who has been identified as neurodivergent.
Raising a child who is neurodivergent can be a life full of highs and lows, unique joys and complex stressors.
Between all the school meetings, the extra appointments, your work and household responsibilities, who is supporting you?
You can probably identify with most, if not all, of these feelings:
The love you have for your child is bigger than you ever thought possible. Your heart physically aches with the intensity of your love for them.
You want to confidently provide the best possible guidance to your child, but the nagging and exhausting reality is that you’re never sure if you’re doing the right thing, ever.
You want to see your child living their best life – healthy, strong, and thriving!
You want a break from worrying, and the ability to truly rest
You want to experience your child coming home from school feeling relaxed and not completely frazzled, and for multiple days in a row!
You want to feel understanding and acceptance of your child, but there are conflicting feelings or confusion getting in the way.
The idea of the kind of parent you wanted to be seems like a distant memory. Maybe you’re not proud of some of the things you’ve said or done.
You want to have a close and meaningful connection with your child.
How often do scary thoughts start racing through your brain the moment your exhausted head hits the pillow?
How is the bullying affecting my baby?
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Will they tell me?
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Will she ever have friends?
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What if they aren't able to communicate their needs when I'm not there?
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How is the bullying affecting my baby? 〰️ Will they tell me? 〰️ Will she ever have friends? 〰️ What if they aren't able to communicate their needs when I'm not there? 〰️
What if he says he's okay, but inside he feels self destructive?
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How will I know?
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Will the professionals see the potential I see in my kid?
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What if he says he's okay, but inside he feels self destructive? 〰️ How will I know? 〰️ Will the professionals see the potential I see in my kid? 〰️
You are not alone. I’m here to help.
WHAT WE’LL DO TOGETHER
Counseling for parents of neurodivergent
children can help you:
Advocate for your child
You are your child’s best advocate. But you need a safe and supportive place to process, too. I provide a therapeutic environment where you can be heard, and can practice new tools so that you can feel clarity and connection with your kids.
Say the hard things
I provide a richly supportive environment where parents can voice their true feelings, like grief or confusion, without judgement. We’ll work through these feeling together so that you can connect with your children more authentically than before.
Practice self-compassion
You are doing your best, and we see you. This is hard. Through support and counseling, we’ll develop tools that allow you to practice the skill of self-compassion. You’ll be able to better connect with yourself, and connect with children in a way that makes you proud.
