Your child, if lucky, spends about 1 hour a week with a therapist. Your child, and their anxiety and OCD, spend 168 hours per week with YOU. You do the math.

You have the biggest influence over your child’s anxiety or OCD.

A therapist is meant to guide and support you and your child, but the rest is up to you, and them.
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That might feel overwhelming, but in truth it can be empowering. All you need is a little guidance on where to start, what to do, and how to do it.

Make that influence count.

In the ​AT Parenting Community​, you’ll get that in-depth guidance and support, plus a community of parents who will have your back as well.
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When you are surrounded by other people who get your struggles, you feel heard. When you are in the company of people who have been where you are, you get answers. When other parents have your back, you feel less alone and more empowered to take this struggle on.

Learn how in the AT Parenting Community

That’s why I created the ​AT Parenting Community​. As a mom to three kids with anxiety and OCD, I get all the exhaustion and overwhelm anxiety and OCD can bring.
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But as a therapist, I also get how powerful it is for a parent to get their own support to help their child directly. In fact, that’s exactly what I saw in my practice among families who were having the most success. They didn’t depend on therapy to fix everything. They got that therapy was only part of the equation and that they were the rest.
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​In the ​AT Parenting Community​ you will not only find parents who “get it,” you’ll find a wealth of resources, support and help at your fingertips.

Doors to the AT Community close today

Unfortunately, because I spend most of my time giving parents support inside the community, I only open the door to new members a few times a year.
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The AT Community is closing its doors to new members today and won’t open back up for a few months.
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If you have been looking to get super-sized support, If you have been searching for a place where everyone gets anxiety and OCD, If you have been looking for a place where answers are simple, but effective...
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​Then join us in the AT Parenting Community​. Doors are closing today, Feb 13th at 9p PT.​
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​Supporting my daughter’s OCD treatment journey while beginning my own​

When her 12-year old daughter, Serenity, began showing signs of OCD and asking, "Why do I feel this way?" Cayla recognized the pain behind those words. Cayla, who was struggling with OCD herself, was determined to give Serenity a different experience: one with proper treatment that could actually make a true difference, and none of the shame she carried. Read more about Cayla and Serenity’s journey to finding support, treatment, and hope.
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If you or your child needs help, NOCD Therapists are specialty-trained in ERP therapy, the most effective treatment for OCD, and accept more than 60 insurance plans to help individuals and families regain their lives. Book a free call to learn more.

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We’ll see you over there!

Take care,
Natasha

PS. Doors to the AT Parenting Community close today at 9pm PT and won’t open back up for a few months. ​Click here to join now.​​