This is a great question.

You are right in many ways. Parenting in its purest form is about keeping our offspring alive. I think it's fair to say we can all manage that, often with bells and whistles.

However, being a parent is so much more than this. As every generation passes, we learn more and the world changes. The speed of these changes is vast, and what we tend to do in parenting is 'assume' that we can do it, which we absolutely can and usually do it pretty well.

However, I think we can all agree that we all want the best for our children. In previous generations, they had little information about emotional development in parenting. Therefore often the focus was on the physical wellbeing of children. We, however, cannot go forward with the idea that we have all the answers within us, and if we are true to ourselves very often, we feel like we're flying by the seat of our pants on our parenting journey (I know I do).

We cannot continue to expect ourselves to know what we don't know. We wouldn't apply this philosophy in any other area of our lives. We would obtain the appropriate training in the workplace or read books, scour the internet, or take a course to help us understand what is required in this super important role.

There is a lot of information out there; however, I aim to make it receivable and straightforward so that you can understand your child from the inside out.

Before we look at our children's behaviour, we need to establish how and why we are parenting the way we are. If we can adapt what we are doing and influence our children's reactions more positively, this is far more powerful than TELLING a child how to behave.

In life, we only have control of ourselves; we do not have the power to control another; I'm sure, like me, you have felt completely powerless while on your parenting journey. Therefore, if we can adapt what we are doing, we are controlling the controllable rather than trying to control the uncontrollable.

I will be the first to hold my hands up and say I have found being a parent challenging; even as a therapist, I have not had all the answers over the years. 

But this is why I'm here now for you.

We don't have to do everything in the most challenging way. This programme will help you be aware of how you interact with your child and, as a result, how they respond.

By making some minor changes, you will be amazed at how quickly children adapt, and all of a sudden, life is calmer than we ever imagined.

That's not to say that there won't be tears and tantrums from time to time, but you will have the confidence to manage them without feeling you want to pull your hair out.

This couldn't be further from the truth.

Most parents act with the best intentions. 

Most parents want the best for their children, but not every parent knows what that looks like. That doesn't mean they are 'bad' parents; it may just mean they are ill-informed.

Remember that we all have different perceptions of what is 'normal'. However, what is our 'normal' and what is 'healthy' can be two different things.

Also, if we're looking at what defines a good parent, even seemingly 'good' parenting doesn't always equip children for the big wide world; therefore, we need to look at this more broadly and with less judgment.

Parenting is complex, yet we have such little guidance.

This is where stripping it back and looking at what ACTUALLY matters when it comes to parenting and knowing what shapes our parenting actions is crucial to understanding how we can provide our children with what is needed rather than what we can give.

No, most parenting courses focus on a child's physical needs, whereas we concentrate on children's emotional development.

A child's emotional development is key to their future mental health and decision-making; therefore, addressing this is vital when raising a family.

We also look at the strategies to support you in raising your child with emotional awareness and exploring your belief systems and how you were raised. This does and will inform your parenting style, together with your life experiences, even when you don't think it is.

I completely understand that this is an investment.

I would like you to ask yourself a question.

How much did you invest in a pram for your baby?

I'm guessing a lot, right?

You may not have a fancy tangible item you can take away with you at the end of this course. But what you will have is not only the option to keep all of the videos and worksheets, which you can go over time and time again, but you will also have the skills to build a healthy relationship with your child forever, together with the knowledge that you are doing the best you can to be the best parent you can be.

Priceless right?

However, if you are still concerned about the cost, have you considered the payment plan I am offering? This will enable you to spread the cost over three months to make the costs a little easier to reach. 

If you are still struggling to commit right now, that is fine. But I would love you to follow me on Instagram and Facebook as I genuinely care about your parenting journey, and if I can help in any way I can, I would love for you to join me.

You never know; next time I run the course, you may decide to jump on board, which I would love.

I'm so glad you're considering this question because this course requires some deep diving into your life and your history, so this is absolutely a valid question.

One way I will try and help everyone who signs up for this programme is to have a course call with you to iron out any concerns you may have.

I want you to be as comfortable and confident as possible that this is the right place for you. If, for any reason, whilst we are speaking together, I think an alternative route may be better, I will be very open and honest with you about this.

I aim to help, not to hinder. So, therefore, I will only accept people onto the course when we establish between us that it is the right place for you.

I hope that alleviates your concerns.

Don't worry about the tech; I've got you!

When you sign up, you will be able to create your username and password to access the private members portal.

From here, you will immediately get access to the introduction video welcoming you to the course.

You will also get an invitation to a private Facebook page to interact with fellow course members.

Also, each fortnight you will receive a new module on Monday morning. I send these out fortnightly to reduce overwhelm. The course has lots of information, and it's so important that you can consume it at your own pace.

You will also get access to the LIVE Q&A every week, where you can submit your questions, and I will answer them in this session.

Your course is all in one place.

I hope this won't be the case, as I'm pretty sure you will have developed a lot of insight into the course content in the weeks leading up to your purchase.

However, we change our minds from time to time and exploring this topic isn't easy; therefore, I get it!

For the full fee programme, I will be offering a 14-day Money-Back guarantee from the date that Module One is released; however, due to this being the 'pilot' programme, there is a 'No Refund Policy' in place.

If you have decided that you no longer want to complete the course, I would ask you to private message me or email me, and if you're happy to do so, we can briefly chat about what contributed to you changing your mind.

If there is anything I can do to help you complete this course, I will do all I can, as I want you to achieve what you set out to accomplish on your parenting journey.

If you sign up today, you will get the following

• 5 Modules 
• 15 lessons
• Full PDF workbooks and guides
• Private Facebook group
• 5 x 30min Q&A session
• 30min course call

Being a part of a Founding Member Programme is usually when a programme has been created, and it essentially needs to be tested to ensure that it meets the customer's wants and needs but is offered at a heavily discounted price.

However, I have already delivered this programme in person. BUT..... it's not the same as providing it Digitally; therefore, despite my already having confidence that the content hits the mark, I would really appreciate receiving your feedback on the delivery. For example, the structure of the programme, together with any super ideas you may have to improve, anything you felt was maybe a bit scratchy or could do with a tweak.

I am also open to ideas about things being added and removed.

I will ask for feedback along the way, and then, at the end, I will ask for a little more of your time to complete a feedback form.

This is an excellent opportunity for both of us, and I am super excited to have you on board.