You deserve Peace in your parenting.
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One-to-one coaching for anxious, overwhelmed parents of teens and young adults.
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You've put a lot of intention, love and energy into raising this kid. But now that they're a young adult (or think they are), your relationship isn't going so well.
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Maybe there’s more yelling.
Maybe there’s more silence…
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Hello and welcome.
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I’m Lori
Mother
Energy Channeler
Master Parenting Coach
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I guide anxious, overwhelmed and frustrated mothers to
release long-time patterns and shift into new ways of parenting,
so they can build stronger, more easygoing relationships
with their big kids.
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Parenting kids in their teens and twenties means constantly trying to figure out when to step in and when to back off . When you try to help, you're too intense and you end up driving them farther away. And when you keep your distance, you're sick with worry.
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Deep down, you know it's partly about you.
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You know that you need to change something about the way you're parenting: heal something that's still hurting, shed something that doesn't fit anymore and move forward.
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You're in the right place.
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In a deeply personal, one-to-one coaching journey, I take you to the heart of what's tripping you up and help you develop a way of parenting calmly and intentionally.
A way that aligns with your heart and soul.
A way that builds connection and inspires acceptance and takes you into even deeper love with your big kid.
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Subscribe to my Sunday Letter to Parents
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Let's stay connected.
My Letter arrives (almost) every week with fresh perspectives on parenting young adults, plus practices to help you find your footing and take your next step on your parenting journey.
I share stories of self-discovery from my clients and my own experiences, as well as a little poetry, music and guided meditations.
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Wisdom, nourishment, inspiration and alchemy
in your inbox.
"Reading your articles is like stepping into a sanctuary for 10 minutes - a place to breathe, reflect and gather energy for my week of parenting ahead."
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"Once again, your letter was just what I needed to hear."