Parenting

Parenting children can be a rewarding part of life. As most parents know, it can also be extremely challenging. And, with so much (often contradictory) information out there about how to parent “right”, it can be difficult to feel confident in your choices.  This can be compounded when you and your partner disagree on parenting decisions or when you are facing additional hurdles like financial difficulties, divorce, mental illness, death or a child with special medical or developmental needs. If you are experiencing excessive feelings of guilt or stress as it relates to parenting, a qualified mental health professional can help. Reach out to one of TherapyDen’s experts today.

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Conflict Decision Making Divorce Grief Marriage Enrichment Parenting/Discipline Pre-marital Counseling (Twogether In Texas) Relationship Concerns Stress Teen Issues

— Jason Brown, Licensed Professional Counselor in North Richland Hills, TX

With a background working in child welfare and schools, I bring a breadth of knowledge to assist parents struggling with aspects of parenting .

— Ariana Martinez, Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Candidate in Boston, MA
 

Parenting is a hard job, especially in our current society where supports for families are lacking. Expensive childcare. Worries about safety. Exposure to adult content online. Today's generation of parents are dealing with things that previous generations never had. We are paving the way in so many areas and deserve support and community. I am a big fan of the work of Dr. Becky Kennedy in this area and subscribe to a positive, connected parenting style with sturdy leadership from parents.

— Carla Tamplin, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Parenting children can be a rewarding part of life. As most parents know, it can also be extremely challenging. And, with so much (often contradictory) information out there about how to parent “right”, it can be difficult to feel confident in your choices. This can be compounded when you and your partner disagree on parenting decisions or when you are facing additional hurdles like financial difficulties, divorce, mental illness, death or a child with special medical or developmental needs.

— Robert Langen, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
 

Parenting can be both the most frustrating experience and the most rewarding experience. It is also often one of the biggest obstacles in marraige. Many happy marriages hit roadblocks when parenting enters the dynamic. I am skilled at helping you navigate these issues to make your home a more peaceful and rewarding place to be.

— Stephanie Butler, Marriage & Family Therapist in Chandler, AZ

I have worked with many clients experiencing parenting challenges, especially with teenagers moving through individuation. As a parent myself, I bring a lot of clinical and personal experience to the table.

— James Young, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Austin, TX
 

Since 2015, as a birth doula and early childhood development specialist, I have helped many, many families to develop tools to accompany their children through challenging times. My goal is that every mother can find resources to experience joyful parenting, celebrating the diversity of each family.

— Clara Baffa, Art Therapist

Parenting is not for the faint of heart. As a parent of 3 daughters, I often feel like I am herding alligators! I often wonder how can I provide all of the love and support they need, keep them on track educationally & keep them safe? I enjoy working with parents who are navigating through these turbulent waters. I truly enjoy helping parents problem-solve, set boundaries, and reap the benefits of a healthy relationship with their kids.

— Kellie Rice, Psychologist in Chicago, IL
 

I was first trained as a child and family psychologist and a school psychologist. I am a parent myself as well. I have worked with hundreds of families in multiple capacities. I use an attachment-based lens that addresses underlying causes of challenging behaviors while providing concrete, practical tools.

— Dr. Aileen Fullchange, Psychologist in , CA

Helping parents develop and implement strategies to address challenges that arise throughout childrearing; managing stress and increasing support

— Jennifer Rubinstein Murray, Psychologist in ,
 

As a parent of 3 children I am a forever learning to navigate the joys of parenthood. I have a passion for equipping parents using strategies and techniques such as Love and Logic. While teaching parents skills and tools to add to their parenting toolbox, I often find myself learning from their examples and experience. It takes a village to raise our children. Let's work together to help you find the confidence and support you need to raise confident, successful children.

— Jason Brown, Licensed Professional Counselor in North Richland Hills, TX

I am most passionate about working with parents, those involved in the child welfare system, and youth who have experienced trauma.

— Emma Towers, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Cadillac, MI
 

I have worked with parents of children in the public school system for 8 years as a School Social Worker.

— Caitlin Lyons, Clinical Social Worker in , TX

I worked with a multitude of parents in the public school setting for 8 years as a School Social Worker and Behavior Interventionist.

— Caitlin Lyons, Clinical Social Worker in , TX
 

I have real life experience with parenting but also am learning constantly about new approaches and techniques to deal with very difficult situations with your children.

— Angela White, Licensed Professional Counselor

I love helping parents learn how to play and interact with their children in developmentally appropriate ways. I have almost a decade of experience working with children who have experienced trauma. Using play and a brain-based approach, I help families increase their bonding and attachment. I teach parents effective parenting strategies and skills, and I teach children behavioral management skills. I have training in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Triple P Parenting, and Circle of Security.

— Tasha Trembath, Associate Marriage & Family Therapist in Covington, WA
 

You want what's best for your kids. You can’t provide a child a life where they will never be dysregulated, so how does one respond when they’re upset and/or overwhelmed? Together we will create a framework that will help you provide the unique support that works for you and your kiddo.

— Ikenna Lughna, Mental Health Counselor