Are you a physician mom who wants a peaceful home?
Are you a busy physician mom wanting a peaceful home?
- Do you want the tools to create a peaceful family life?
- Do you want to LOVE family time, not dread it because of yelling, fighting, or frustration?
- Are you wanting a supportive “mom community” of other doctors who understand, not “mom isolation”?
Then you want to join my next Zen Parenting class only for Physician Moms!! Starting 11/16/22!
This 3 month class will give you the tools to go from Stress and Isolation, to Peace and Community. Class meets on Wednesdays via Zoom, starting 11/16/22 for 3 months. Class time is 11-12:15p EST, 10-11:15am CST, 9-10:15a MT, 8-9:15am PST.
Many parents worry about their child’s anger. Learn why anger can actually serve an important purpose for highly sensitive kids and what it may be telling you.
Is your child highly sensitive, have ADHD, or both? Learn how to understand big emotions, power struggles, and overwhelm, and discover a relational approach to support your child’s nervous system.
Discover why play isn’t just for kids. Learn how adults can benefit from small, joyful, and playful moments — with your kids or on your own — to boost connection, laughter, and well-being.
Feeling stuck in parenting challenges? See how noticing tiny moments of connection — or ‘glimmers’ — can transform your relationship with your child.
A powerful parenting reframe for challenging kids: how seeing your child as having a hard time—not giving one—can change connection and behavior.
Discover why real change with sensitive, strong-willed kids starts in the parent—not the child. Learn how steadiness, not control, breaks power struggles and helps your child thrive.
Struggling to stay calm with your sensitive child? Learn why regulation often looks boring, why doing less is more effective, and how slowing down transforms your parenting and your child’s nervous system.
When your child melts down over small mistakes or corrections, it’s not defiance—it’s nervous system overwhelm. Learn what helps sensitive kids feel safe and build confidence.
Some kids strongly resist being told what to do—not because they’re defiant, but because loss of control feels unsafe. Learn why this happens and what actually helps.
Overstimulated this December? Learn gentle, practical ways sensitive families can reduce holiday overwhelm, support emotional regulation, and create calmer connections during the holidays.
