Hey Reader-
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You aren’t supposed to do this alone.
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That’s what so many ​AT Parenting Community​ members realized the minute they joined. They realized that they had been flailing, sinking and drowning, trying to help their child with anxiety or OCD. They realized that they were second guessing everything they were doing.

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Maybe that describes you as well.

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​Helping your child with anxiety or OCD can be counterintuitive.

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I don’t need to tell you that raising kids with anxiety or OCD is hard stuff. It requires skills and counterintuitive approaches. It requires you to change everything you understand about parenting in order to effectively help your child. It requires you to not solely depend on the help of a therapist, but rather take an active role yourself.

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That’s what Lisa, Kim, Tonya, Brittany and so many other parents realized when they joined the ​AT Parenting Community​. They realized that they could do this, that they had to do this. That they were not willing to stand idly by and watch their child struggle without rolling up their sleeves and doing all that they could.

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​Knowing where to start can be confusing.

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Only, like so many other parents raising kids with anxiety or OCD, they didn’t know where to start. They didn’t know how to help. Then they ​joined the AT Parenting Community​. With the help of the AT Community they were able to get the guidance, support and confidence to actively help their child, even if their child wasn’t ready to help themselves.

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​Listen to these parents stories…

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​What if I don’t have the time?

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I know some of you might be thinking you don’t have time to be active in a community. And I get it as a mom to three kids with anxiety or OCD.

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That’s why I have made all the classes, resources and even my ongoing support, accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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It’s support and guidance on tap, when you need it. I will also save you time second guessing how to approach struggles. With the community’s help, we’ll fast track your confusion and give you direct guidance on any problem you are currently grappling with so you know exactly where to begin.

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​Discounted rate ending tonight.

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And because I know many people are joining because they can’t afford therapy, I have made the ​AT Parenting Community ​incredibly affordable. For $30, just the price of one session’s copay, you’ll get daily support and guidance.

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Yesterday I went even further and offered you the option to lock your membership at not $30 a month, but at $25 a month for the lifetime of your membership.

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Or if you want to save even more, buy a 6 or 12 month subscription and get an even steeper lifetime savings and the peace of mind that your support is fully paid for and secure for months to come.

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Unfortunately that special discounted rate expires tonight at 9p PT and I don’t want you to miss out.

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​​Click here to sign up to the AT Parenting Community​ and get instant access to your new virtual family of support. We are ready to get your back. We’ll meet you over there.
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​Sensory issues or OCD? How parents can tell the difference​

When kids get overwhelmed by tags in clothing, bright lights, or background noise, it might seem like a sensory processing issue—but for some, these sensitivities can be signs of OCD. OCD symptoms involving sensory output can often go unnoticed. Learn how you can recognize the signs and find your child the right kind of help.​

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NOCD Therapists specialize in treating OCD in children, teens, and adults. They accept most insurance plans and involve the whole family in treatment, empowering you and your loved ones to more effectively support your child. Book a free call to learn more.

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Take care,
Natasha

PS. The special discounted rate to join the AT Parenting Community ends tonight. ​Click here to not miss it.​​

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