“The best inheritance a parent can give his children is a few minutes of his time each day.” –O. A. Battista
What does a parent coach do?
Parenting is one of the greatest callings God places on our lives—and one of the hardest. Many of us step into it with heartfelt intentions, maybe even a clear vision of how we want to raise our children. But then life happens. Our kids don’t follow the script, emotions run high, and we’re left wondering, Am I doing this right?
That’s where a parent coach can come alongside you—not as someone with all the answers, but as someone trained to walk with you in grace, encouragement, and truth.
A Christ-centered parent coach won’t try to “fix” your child or hand you a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, they’ll take time to understand your family’s unique story, your values, and what you believe God is calling you to as a parent. Together, we’ll seek growth—not perfection—as you learn to parent from a place of connection, calm, and Christlike love.
Coaching is not about telling you what to do—it’s about helping you discern what’s best for your family, based on biblical principles, the science of child development, and the wisdom God’s already placed in you. Through prayerful reflection, practical tools, and compassionate accountability, your coach helps you grow in confidence and stay rooted in your vision for your home.
Parent coaching sessions are typically held weekly or biweekly, and each one is designed to support you through listening, guidance, and grace-filled feedback. Whether you're navigating tantrums, teens, screen time, or sibling rivalry, you're not meant to do this alone.
You’re raising the next generation—and that’s holy work. A parent coach is here to remind you of that and to help you do it well, with God’s help and a little extra support.
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One on One Coaching
I provide online parent coaching services to parents around the world. Coaching sessions can be a great way to receive help that is tailored to the specific challenges you are facing as a parent.
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Listening Partnership
It's time to leave the guilt, frustration, and short temper behind as you enjoy becoming the confident, relaxed, patient, and compassionate parent you know you can be. What would it be like if, when you get exhausted or are on the verge of yelling at your kids, you could push a button and the stress of parenting would melt away? Imagine packing up your frustrations and handing them off to another person. Someone who could handle your biggest feelings, your pent up anger or tears.That’s when parenting begins to change for the better. When you feel more supported, you can relax. You feel the power of your own intelligence, and confidence in your parenting. Your patience for your children grows, and your ability to connect with your children deepens. We’ll show you exactly how to create a listening partnership that can do just this.
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Parents in Full Time Ministry
If you’re a pastor, how can you improve your relationship with your children? Pastor’s kids usually love that their parents are in ministry helping people. However, it doesn’t mean that they want the lines to be blurred at home. Raising a family and being in full-time ministry can be very challenging, let’s set up a time where we can navigate family and ministry.