About
Secure Parenting

Secure Parenting is rooted in the belief that secure attachment and neurodiversity-affirming care are the keys to strong caregiver/child connections and family wellness.

It empowers you to:

Embrace neurodiversity: Shift from outdated stigmas to celebrating your child's special strengths and fostering their full potential with joy and acceptance.

Navigate challenges with confidence: Gain a deeper understanding of your child's unique strengths and needs and learn proven tools to manage behavior, bridge communication, and build strong bonds.

Set personalized goals: Craft realistic, tailored goals that honor your child's individual needs and guide your family towards confident growth.

Prioritize self-care: Learn *actually* effective self-care strategies to recharge your energy and become a calm, stable presence for your child.

Connect with your community: Join a supportive community of families who deeply understand your journey, share similar experiences, and offer unwavering encouragement.

How can Secure Parenting help you?

Our family

If I had to describe my family with one word, I would choose paradoxical. At any given moment there is a see-saw effect happening, when one person’s needs or wants seem to be in direct opposition to another’s. For example, my younger child is a verbal processor, my older child is quiet and deeply introverted.

In order to live together peacefully we have had to prioritize flexibility and acceptance, while patiently moving beyond old patterns of control, coercion, and rigidity. We now play with autonomy, freedom of choice, tolerance for differences, celebration of enthusiasms, and a future that feels out of focus most days.

Love and connection can serve as guideposts while we create our own unique roadmap ♡

My approach

My work is infused with personal and professional knowledge and experience, authenticity, humor, and intuition. At my core I am all about connection and growth. I love to partner with people who are curious about themselves, their children, and their communities. I lean heavily upon a variety of family therapy models and remain deeply committed to providing neurodiversity-affirming care.

Client love

In Alexis' course we felt less alone.
We were able to hear from other parents with similar challenges in a non-judgmental, safe space. The reassurance we have felt just in being in community with parents going
through similar struggles has been huge.

Client love

It was really helpful to hear what other parents were going through - the similarities as well as the differences. It was kind of a group healing, with a lot of laughter and perspective, and a good dose of clinical research to inform us along the way.

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