Parenting and Family Therapy
Offering IN-person in New Orleans
Virtual throughout Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas
Good parents Lose their patience. Good Parents make mistakes.
Parenting has a way of bringing out the best in us...and sometimes the parts of ourselves we thought we'd left behind.
If you've ever gone to bed thinking:
"I yelled again."
"Why can't I stay calm?"
"I'm trying so hard and nothing is working."
“Is there something wrong with what I am doing?”
“If I did that as a kid, I never would have gotten away with it.”
“I can’t take this anymore, I wish I could run away.”
Those thoughts don't mean you're a bad parent. They usually mean something in your family needs more understanding, support, or room to change.
I don't expect perfection from parents. In fact, I don't think your child needs a perfect parent. Children grow through thousands of everyday moments of connection, repair, laughter, comfort, and trying again. Therapy isn't about becoming a perfect parent—it's about becoming a more connected one.
Maybe some of this feels familiar:
You yell more than you want to.
You feel guilty all the time.
Your child pushes every button.
You and your partner disagree on parenting.
You don't recognize yourself anymore.
You love your kids but don't enjoy parenting right now.
You're trying to parent differently than you were parented.
You feel lonely.
You are divorced and are trying to help your child have a relationship with the other parent.
What We Can Work On Together
Parenting that feels exhausting
Big emotions (yours or your child's)
Parent-child connection
Co-parenting
Family conflict
Communication
Family coping with divorce
Repair after difficult moments
Breaking intergenerational family cycles
Helping children cope with being in foster care
Adoption trauma
You Can Love Your Family And
Still Want Things To Feel Different.
Therapy can give you space to understand what's happening, repair what's been hard, and find a way forward that feels more like the parent and family you want to be.