[Final Day] AT Parenting Community Closing Today


All good things must come to an end. Our 72-hour opening is almost over. So many parents were thrilled that they didn’t have to wait to get into the community. We received many emails of gratitude from people who have been on the waitlist for several months hoping to join.

If you haven’t joined yet, today is the last day. After that we are going to take our eyes off the front door and get back to business providing ongoing support and love to our current members.

To hear what the AT Community can do for you, listen to what other parents just like you had to say:

To join us and soak up the community support and guidance join us below.

Take care,
Natasha


Hi! I'm Natasha Daniels

I’m a therapist who offers online support to parents raising kids with anxiety and/or OCD. Check out my podcast, Youtube, Courses & Membership. Sign up for my newsletter:

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