Better behavior starts
with a better you.

For over eight years, I've been immersed in my passion for working with severely challenging behaviors, ranging from kids in kindergarten to seniors in high school. I've been physically and verbally attacked, flat-out ignored, and emotionally manipulated. I know what it feels like to selflessly give your physical, emotional, and spiritual energy for weeks on end without any sign of appreciation or acknowledgment.

You might be thinking, "This is your passion?" to which I would emphatically respond by telling you that I wouldn't want it any other way.

I have found joy and purpose in figuring out how strong-willed kids operate to connect with and encourage them. Throughout thousands of hours of direct experience with them in structured and unstructured environments, I've routinely found one thing to be true: they want to do well just as much as you want them to. The problem, though, is that they typically feel out of control when control is taken from them and are usually doubtful of others' intentions (even if they are in good faith) due to their non-secure attachment style, making them overly susceptible to misunderstandings that lead to oppositional behaviors.

That's where I come in.

My commitment to helping strong-willed kids has allowed me to create a proven approach that gives them both a sense of control