1:1 Parent Coaching
Practical support for parents who want less conflict, better follow-through, and more confidence in their parenting.
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You've read the articles. You've tried the charts, the timers, the reward systems. Some of it works for a week, then the wheels come off — and you're left wondering if you're the problem.
You're not. ADHD is hard to parent, and doing it alone, in the moment, with no one in your corner, is harder. Coaching gives you that person — someone who helps you see what's actually going on and what to do about it — so you're not starting over every time something falls apart.
Get startedWhat it looks like
Understanding and action, at the same time
We meet one-to-one for 60-minute sessions. We don't just talk about what might help — we look beneath your child's behavior to understand what's actually driving it, and build real strategies you can put to work that same week.
Together we work on your child, your own regulation and consistency, and the routines and communication that shape daily life at home. It's also a space without shame. So much of parenting a child with ADHD comes wrapped in judgment — yours, theirs, everyone else's. This is the opposite of that.
Every option includes
practical action steps we take together during sessions, clear next steps, and text check-ins & accountability between sessions — so what we plan actually happens once you're back in a real week at home
What Parents are Saying
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Rebecca has been instrumental in helping our family navigate multiple ADHD diagnoses. Her expertise runs deep, and she communicates complex concepts in ways that are practical and easy to apply. I especially appreciate the communication tools and scripts she’s provided—they’ve had an immediate and positive impact on our family.
-Mom of 2 girls
What Actually Changes
This is what parents tell us
shifted for their family
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"I don't understand why he does this. It feels like he's doing it on purpose."
"I finally get it. I can see what's happening in his brain — and I know how to help."
"Mornings are a war zone. We all leave the house upset."
"We built a routine that actually works. Mornings aren't perfect, but they're manageable and my kiddo is starting to take ownership"
"I say the same thing 10 times and he just looks at me blankly."
"I changed how I communicate — and he actually responds now. It feels like a different relationship."
"I worry about who he's going to be. Will he ever be able to handle life?"
"I see a path. I know how to build his skills — and his confidence and independence — one step at a time."
The Deliverable
You leave with something real
Most parenting programs give you knowledge. This one gives you a plan. Not a generic one — yours. Built by you and your partner, guided by Rebecca, tailored to your child.
When Tuesday morning goes sideways — and it will — you won't have to remember what to do. You'll open your Playbook. It's all there.
Your Family Playbook
Former National Board Certified Teacher
Mom of four — including children with ADHD
Meet Your Coach
Before becoming a professional ADHD Coach, Rebecca spent years as a National Board Certified science teacher in Campbell County — one of the most rigorous teaching credentials in education. She holds a Master's in Education and a Bachelor of Science, and has spent over 3 years coaching adults to understand their ADHD brains, build practical strategies, and develop the confidence to thrive.
With a background in education and years of ADHD coaching experience, Rebecca helps parents understand how the ADHD brain works — and how to support it with structure, strategy, and steadiness at home.
She also knows this world from the inside. As a mom of four — including children with ADHD — she's not speaking from theory. She's speaking from the hard mornings, the exhausting evenings, and the real breakthroughs that happen when you finally have the right tools.
Questions You Might Have
My child is in middle or high school — is it too late to change things?
I've tried everything. What makes this different?
Can both parents attend?
My child doesn't have a formal diagnosis yet. Can I still join?
How is this different from just reading a parenting book?
What if we want more support after the intensive?
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Three hours. One Saturday. A real plan you can use Monday morning.
