While many families turn to therapy during parental alienation, what we offer is intentionally different. Coaching is non-pathologizing, blame-free, and focused on forward motion. We’re not here to diagnose you, assign fault, or accidentally validate a distorted narrative about you. We’re here to help you stabilize.

Our work centers on protecting the parent-child bond through practical skills: calming your nervous system under pressure, setting boundaries without escalation, speaking in a way that can’t be weaponized, and thinking clearly when you’re being provoked.

Coaching can sit alongside therapy, but it serves a separate role. Where therapy explores the “why,” coaching gives you the “how now.” You get strategy, language, and structure that align with your values so you can move through this with dignity, clarity, and control instead of panic.