Parenting is hard for everyone.
We shouldn't do it alone.
You've got more parenting advice than you know what to do with. You don't need more information. You need someone to help you use it.
Father. Husband. Army veteran. Lived experience on every side of the system.
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Where can you use support today?
Tech Safety Tool
Get control of the screens, device by device.
Common Pain Points
Find what's going on at your house.
- My kid hits, bites, or throws thingsWhat aggressive behavior communicates — and how to respond.
- My kid is anxious and won't go to schoolThe avoidance cycle and how to break it without a battle.
- Bedtime battlesWhat's really happening at night and how routines actually fix it.
- I'm burnt outThe biology of parental burnout and what restoration actually looks like.
- The homework warWhy it turns into a battle every night — and one change that helps.
- My kid melts down over everythingWhy tiny triggers cause huge reactions — and what to do in the moment.
- Morning chaos — routinesHow structure frees up your child's brain and reduces the nagging.
- What do I do about screens?Why limits backfire and what actually works.
- My teenager hates meWhat's actually happening in the teen brain — and why it's not a failure.
- My kid won't listenUnderstanding why — and responses that actually change the pattern.
Who you're working with
- Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS), Rhode Island Certification Board, ID 202153
- Peer Parent Consultant
- U.S. Army veteran, Signals Intelligence Analyst, Sergeant, Afghanistan
- Trained in Motivational Interviewing, Trauma-Informed Care, and Youth Mental Health First Aid
- Experience working at ABA clinics, juvenile justice alternative placements, and in homes with neurodivergent populations
Questions people ask before they reach out.
No. This is peer support, grounded in lived experience and a real evidence base, but it's not clinical treatment, case management, or diagnosis. That's not a smaller version of therapy; it's a different kind of help, built for parents who need a steady, honest person in their corner. If you need clinical care, I'll help you find it.
It's a real, state-recognized credential (Rhode Island Certification Board, CPRS) for people who use their own lived experience to support others going through something similar. The training is real. So is the fact that I've been on the other side of the table myself.
Rates vary by service: one-on-one sessions, the weekly group, and upcoming cohorts each have their own pricing on the Services page. Sliding scale is available. Cost should never be the reason a parent doesn't get support. Ask, and we'll figure it out together.
That's normal, and it's a fine place to start. Book an intro call. We'll talk through what's actually going on, and I'll tell you honestly whether this is the right fit, and if it's not, I'll point you toward what is.
Yes: staff training, case consultation, and contracted group work for nonprofits and agencies. Details are on the Organizations page.
Book a free 30-minute intro call, or drop into the weekly group if you'd rather see how this works before committing to anything one-on-one.