Work With Me

Ready to find the right support for your family?

Understanding your child's nervous system can change the way you see their behaviour. But knowing why something is happening is only the beginning.

Sometimes you need practical tools you can use straight away. Sometimes you need the space to understand what's happening within your family and work through it with someone alongside you. And sometimes your family needs more individualised, hands-on support.

Why work with me?

Because when the usual parenting approaches haven’t worked, you need more than another parenting strategy. You need to understand what is happening underneath the behaviour.

I bring almost 20 years of experience working with children and families, alongside a first-class psychology degree, internationally recognised trauma-informed coaching qualification  and experience supporting children and families through the Educational Psychology Service, Early Years and family support.

But what makes my approach different is the way I bring this knowledge together.

I specialise in supporting families whose children feel things deeply, escalate quickly, struggle with transitions, resist everyday requests or seem to push back against almost everything.

These are often the families who have already tried the charts, rewards, consequences, scripts and parenting techniques.

And when those approaches haven't worked, it can be tempting to believe that you simply haven't found the right strategy yet.

Often, the missing piece is understanding why that particular child responds the way they do.

Parenting that works with your child's nervous system

My work is rooted in understanding the nervous system, emotional regulation, behaviour and the individual differences that shape how children experience the world.

Over years of working with families, I've developed a collection of specific frameworks and practical 'backdoor' strategies designed to work with the child rather than against them.

Because two children can display exactly the same behaviour for completely different reasons.

One child may need more predictability.
Another may need connection before cooperation is possible.
Another may become overwhelmed by the sensory or emotional demands of an everyday task.
Another may need a completely different route into flexibility, communication or independence.

When you understand the nervous system behind the behaviour, you can stop relying on one-size-fits-all parenting strategies and start matching your approach to the child in front of you.

And this is where parents often begin to see the biggest shift.

Not because their child has suddenly become a different child.

But because they finally have strategies that make sense for their child.

My aim isn't simply to give you more things to try.

It's to help you understand your child at a deeper level, understand your own responses, and develop a parenting approach that works with your child's individual nervous system, needs and capacity.

Less guesswork. Less conflict. More understanding. And practical strategies that actually fit your family.