Parent Counselling and Psychoeducation
Parent counselling is not about finding what you did wrong. It is about keeping what works, changing what does not, and building a shared language between two parents.

Common topics
- Setting limits and making them stick
- Managing tantrums and power struggles
- Screen time and digital boundaries
- Sibling rivalry and conflict
- Sleep routines, mealtimes, toilet training
- Differences in approach between parents
- Co-parenting through separation
- Talking to children about illness, death and body safety
How it works
Counselling does not begin with a list of general advice. It starts by mapping the family's actual day: when the difficulty appears, in what sequence, and what usually follows. One or two concrete changes are then agreed and tried for a week, and reviewed at the next meeting.
Online sessions
Parent counselling works as well online as in person, and is available in English from anywhere.
Let's talk for 15 minutes before you decide.
Starting therapy is a big decision. Let's meet first: tell me what is on your mind and I will tell you plainly whether ongoing work is needed and, if so, how we would proceed. You are not committing to anything.
- What we talk aboutWhat you have noticed at home, and what worries you.
- What you getA clear answer on whether ongoing work is needed.
- How long15 minutes, by phone or video — whichever suits you.
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Frequently asked questions
Does my child need to attend?
How many meetings?
Can you run a workshop for our school?
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You don't need to be sure. In a free 15-minute call, tell me what you have noticed and we will work out together whether ongoing work is needed.