The Problem isn't You or Your Child

It’s The Strategies You’ve Been Told to Use

Parenting a neurodivergent child doesn’t come with a rulebook and traditional strategies often fall short. I help parents understand what does work (and why), so you can move from exhaustion and constant worry to clarity and peace even when things still feel uncertain.

Feel calmer, more confident,
and less reactive even when your child is struggling.

Understand your child’s behaviors through a neurodivergent lens,
so you know how to respond effectively.

Support your child’s growth
and independence without pushing them too hard or backing off
too much.

When Nothing You Try Seems to Work

You’ve read the books and tried the strategies. Given consequences, used praise, and offered incentives. Sometimes something works but not for long. You’re trying so hard to do right by your child, but nothing seems to stick.

When you push too hard, you feel guilty. When you back off, it feels like giving up especially when you know your child has so much potential. You’re stuck in a cycle of effort and uncertainty, wondering what you’re missing.

Parenting Gets Easier

When You Understand What You’re Actually Dealing With

You don’t need more tough love or better consequences. You need a framework grounded in neurodivergent needs, not neurotypical expectations. When you shift how you see your child, everything else starts to shift too.

Understand Your

Child’s Brain

Learn what’s underneath the resistance, avoidance, or emotional dysregulation. When you understand your child through a neurodivergent lens, their behavior makes more sense and you know what to do next.

Find Your

Parenting Balance

You don’t have to choose between pushing too hard or stepping back and feeling like you’re giving up. Learn how to support your child with clarity and confidence without second-guessing every decision.

Support Long-Term Independence

You’re not enabling them by meeting them where they are. You’re helping them build real skills at their pace, with your guidance. That’s how independence actually develops.

You're Not Alone

And You’re Not the Problem

I work with families who’ve done everything “right”
and still feel stuck. I’m a psychiatrist, a certified life coach,
and I’m also a parent. I know how exhausting it is when nothing seems to help, and how easy it is to wonder if you’re the problem. You’re not. You just need a new way to understand
and support your child. I can help.

How to Be a Human Being in the World

Life doesn’t come with a rulebook. This podcast offers real talk on parenting, relationships, and figuring out what matters especially when things feel uncertain or messy.

Testimonials

Real Clients

The best part of being in the group was knowing I’m not alone in this. Other parents are facing similar challenges with their kids. There was a real sense of camaraderie, like we were all in the trenches together. That made it feel safe to not be okay, and safe to say the hard things I couldn’t always say out loud elsewhere.
L.H.
Parent of Neurodivergent Child
Dr. Young created a warm, supportive space where we could connect with other parents and share our struggles without shame. She gave us practical insights that helped us understand what our neurodivergent teen really needs and how to better support them through future transitions.
C.H
Parent of Neurodivergent Child
I feel like I have been on a 5 year odyssey (longer if I am honest) that started as a nightmare that I am not sure I would have survived without the group.
D.J.
Parent of Neurodivergent Child
Step One
Book a call

We’ll talk about what’s going on and where you’re
feeling stuck.

Step two
Get clarity on what needs to change
and where to start

I’ll help you see why what you’re doing isn’t working so you can stop spinning and start moving forward.

Step three
Begin building a path that works for your child (and your family)

Together, we’ll identify practical, doable steps toward more peace, connection, and confidence in your parenting without trying to force your child to be someone they’re not.

You’re Not Supposed to Have This All Figured Out

You want to be the kind of parent who truly knows how to help your neurodivergent child thrive. You’ve done the research, tried the strategies, and still feel like something’s missing. Nothing is missing. Your child’s needs are different.

Traditional parenting approaches often fall short for neurodivergent kids. They don’t account for nervous system differences, sensory sensitivities, or the invisible challenges your child faces every day. That mismatch can leave you feeling stuck, second-guessing yourself, and wondering what else to do.

I’ve worked with so many families in this exact spot and I’ve been there too. Together, we’ll shift how you see your child, how you respond, and how you support their growth so you can move forward with more calm and clarity, even when things are still hard.

Click below to watch the free video series or book a consultation call.