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Hi Reader- As parents we have a front row seat to our child’s anxiety or OCD struggles. Their issues don’t stay neatly contained in a box. It explodes and impacts everyone around it. -We inadvertently grow it at times. -We coach (and sometimes beg) our kids to not listen to it. -We see it hiding in our child’s behaviors (even when they deny it). -We notice the impact it has on our other kids and on our adult relationships. We don’t get a choice whether these issues impact our child and our family. But we do get a choice about what we do about it. The good news is crushing anxiety and OCD isn’t rocket science. Parents just need a roadmap on how anxiety and OCD work and what steps need to be taken to start seeing some improvement.
That’s why I created two foundational parenting courses:
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Hi Reader- Without fail I always get emails from parents that ask me to extend my deadlines when they miss my emails or life gets busy. I don’t want that to happen to you, as we won’t be able to extend our deadline on this generous offer. That is why I am popping into your email one last time (in case you’ve missed all my emails this week) and letting you know that the offer to get 50% off all my classes in honor of OCD Awareness Week is ending tonight, Oct 17th at 11:59pm PDT. 🤎 You can...
Nothing warms my heart more than messages about how my courses have impacted families' lives. Like this one that was left on my course, How to Teach Kids to Crush OCD: Parents also found my Crushing OCD course for kids and teens helpful! You can watch this video below and hear what they thought: Today is the last day to get 50% off my online courses in honor of OCD Awareness Week. This offer expires at 11:59p PDT today, October 17th (with no exceptions so we can be fair to all parents). So be...
Helping our kids with anxiety and OCD can be counterintuitive; especially with OCD! Trusting your gut, or even an unskilled mental health professional, can sometimes make things worse. I learned that the hard way myself. After my kids had several bad therapists, I realized that my role was pivotal. Even now, with both kids seeing fantastic therapists, I am still the one dealing with their crises and immediate struggles 24/7. My guess is, so are you. That is why I don’t want you to miss the...