Depression
Anxiety affects our thoughts, emotions, and bodies. There are also differing degrees and types of anxiety. Some people may experience panic attacks while others feel dread, worry, and anticipate the worst case scenario for given situations.
What's it about?
Anxiety is very common in those who have experienced trauma, as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder.
To control anxiety, we need to reprogram our brain through our thought patterns. There are many different strategies to do this.
Every time we think negative thoughts or the worst case scenario, we are strengthening the connections in our brains and making it easier to think those threatening thoughts in the future.
It's like we are creating a super-highway that our thoughts automatically take every time we start to think because it is easy and we have paved it well. The problem is, it's difficult to see the off ramp to STOP thinking those negative thoughts.
We help you tear up the super-highway of negativity and pave a new and stronger highway of rational happier thoughts, after all, you deserve to be happy!
Symptoms
Common Emotional and Physical Responses to Depression
Constant worrying or fear something bad will happen
Racing thoughts or imagining worst-case scenarios
Tightness or discomfort in the chest
Pounding or racing heartbeat
Trouble falling or staying asleep
Becoming preoccupied with worries or “what ifs”
...and more
Who This Program Is For
1
Frequent Conflict or Tension
If communication often leads to arguments, misunderstandings, or emotional reactivity, this program can help. We support parents in creating calmer, more respectful conversations that protect your child from ongoing conflict.
2
Difficulty Co-Parenting After Separation
Parents adjusting to new routines, separate homes, or blended families may feel overwhelmed or unsure how to work together. Coaching provides structure, clarity, and guidance for smoother collaboration.
3
Struggles With Parenting Decisions
If you and your co-parent disagree on rules, routines, discipline, or important decisions, we help you create consistent, child-focused strategies across both homes to reduce confusion and stress.
4
Emotional Stress Impacting Your Child
Children can feel the impact of tension between parents. This program is for families who want to strengthen emotional safety, improve transitions, and support their child’s well-being through healthier communication.
5
Wanting a More Cooperative Partnership
Even in amicable situations, parents may want tools to strengthen teamwork and prevent future conflict. We help you build a stable, predictable co-parenting foundation rooted in respect and shared goals.
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