Therapy for Parents

Parenting has its difficulties.

Parenting can be satisfying and fulfilling. But it also is difficult and time-consuming.

Parents must tend to their child’s needs. They are also responsible for helping each of their children develop life and social skills and behave appropriately.

Parents with more than one child must account for each of their personalities.

You might ask, “What do we consider being a good parent?” As a parent, finding the answer to this question ensures more success in parenting.

Therapy helps parents find the right answers.

There is no shame in seeking parenting therapy. And if you do so, it doesn’t mean you are a “poor parent.”

The decision to work with a parenting counselor means you are brave enough to ask for help. Turning to a parenting counselor is the first step in providing your children with stability while acquiring the support you need to be the best parent you can be.

Honestly, one of the best ways to be a “good parent” is to love your children unconditionally.

The goal is to help you help your children.

At the simplest level, parenting therapy is “help with your child.”

This form of therapy is not only short term, but also includes all loved ones, you and your spouse, and you and your child, or just you.

It doesn’t matter if the conflict lies between you and your child or if it is family trauma or child-related developmental, physical, or mental health problems.

Counseling sessions provide you with the support and resources you need to be the best parent possible.

The right guidance and tools result in better parenting.

During parenting counseling, you gain the tools needed to function optimally within your family unit.

More specifically, I provide you with the guidance and support you need to develop a stable and healthy childhood experience for your child.

The truth is that people assume parenting comes naturally – for most, it doesn’t.

Parenting is a continuing process.

Having children and understanding how to parent are two different things.

And even if you have a good understanding of what it takes to be a good parent, it doesn’t mean you will avoid the challenges that often accompany the parenting process.

Honestly, there is no such thing as a “perfect parent.”

We all make mistakes, which is why parenting therapy may be the best decision you’ll ever make, not only for yourself but for your children and your partner.

Make your parenting experience have more ups than downs.

I would love to work with you as you navigate the parenting experience.

Understanding the challenges of parenting and how to address the various developmental transitions that your child will experience creates a positive parenting experience.

Together, we will find ways for your experience to be positive and significant.

Contact me today! By calling (615) 636-1637, you are taking a step to build a stronger family unit.