Raising a child can be a challenging emotionally, but can also create a financial burden and physical detriment. Child care can take up significant amounts of time while making it difficult to maintain solid personal relationships with a spouse or romantic partner.

Parenting can be even more difficult if your child faces behavioral challenges like physical or mental disability or chronic illnesses. Raising multiple children may bring up feelings of stress and guilt if you aren’t able to give equal amounts of attention. You are not alone in your struggles and we have evidence based methods to help you build a strong parenting foundation.

A parent is often the most influential person in a child’s life and will be the key source of guidance for their child as they grow and navigate their own obstacles. Our counselors can help prepare you for these tribulations so you can be a beacon of support as your child develops. When your child face problems or health concerns, parents often find help for the child without addressing their own emotions. Stress from parenting can manifest in other issues such as anger, irritability, anger or depression. Instead of allowing the stress of parenting to pile up, it is important to work through these issues personally so that you can be more present for your child when they need your help.