PARENT COACHING
Strategies That Work for Your Child. Support That Works for You.
Understand your child's behavior, reduce conflict, and build a home that actually works — for everyone in it.
Power struggles, escalation, or difficult routines can leave you unsure how to respond. In coaching, we focus on the situations your family is facing, try changes that fit your child and your home, and adjust them based on what happens. — coaching gives you the tools, strategies, and support to make real, lasting change.
Does This Sound Familiar?
Repeated arguments, routines that fall apart, and anticipating another escalation can wear down your whole family. The exhaustion that follows matters, too.
You’re planning around the next hard moment and have little time to recover from the last one.
You’re Running On Empty
Mornings, homework, meals, or bedtime require more energy than you have to give.
Routines Become Struggles
Some approaches work for a little while. Then the same struggle comes back, and you end up giving in.
You’ve Tried Everything
Saying no, ending screen time, or changing plans turns into a long exchange.
Limits Lead To Escalation
Choose the Level of Support That Fits Your Family
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Focused Support Session
1 SESSION — 90 MINUTES
Best for: One specific concern or when you feel overwhelmed and are unsure where to begin.
A full-picture consultation to organize concerns, identify priorities and unmet needs, consider what may be contributing, and create a realistic course of action with usable takeaways.
Value: Immediate insight, direction, and a clear plan without a long-term commitment.
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Guided Path Package
6 SESSIONS
Best for: Recurring challenges that require time, practice, and adjustment.
Individualized parent coaching to identify patterns, build practical skills, try strategies at home, and adjust them based on your family’s response.
Value: Continued guidance while you put strategies into practice and determine what works for your family.
03
Transformative Path Package
12 SESSIONS
Best for: Multiple or long-standing concerns causing significant disruption, conflict, or caregiver burnout.
Ongoing coaching across family patterns with priorities addressed gradually, strategies adjusted over time, and help creating lasting consistency.
Value: Consistent support, follow-up, and accountability to help meaningful changes take hold and last.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Before we meet: A caregiver intake form and review of any relevant information you share.
During sessions: Parent-only, virtual coaching focused on your concerns, with strategies and responses we develop and practice together.
After sessions: A summary of what we worked on and what to try at home.
With ongoing coaching: Time to discuss what happened, make adjustments, and build on what helps.
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Yes. Families can use coaching while waiting for therapy, in-home services, evaluations, or other supports to begin. Coaching can give you support in the meantime without trying to replace the services your child may still need.
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No. Your child does not need a diagnosis to participate in caregiver coaching. Families may come in with an existing diagnosis, while others are simply looking for support with behavior, routines, conflict, regulation, or other challenges at home.
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Yes. If ongoing support would be helpful, you can continue with a discounted extension package or schedule individual coaching sessions as needed.
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No. Caregiver Consultation and Coaching are private-pay services, and Open Path does not bill insurance directly. A superbill can be provided upon request if you would like to explore possible out-of-network reimbursement through your insurance plan. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
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This is common and doesn't mean you're failing as a parent. Often, strategies don't work because they aren't tailored to your family and child’s actual needs.
Ready to Feel More Confident in Your Parenting?
Tell me which moments are taking the most out of you. We’ll start there.