If you’re a parent who feels like they’re constantly spinning plates and still dropping them, you’re not the only one. In Boulder County,...

Parenting has a way of stretching you thin. You’re managing your child’s needs, your own responsibilities, and the countless details of...

If you've ever found yourself juggling five things at once, forgetting an appointment, or yelling "shoes on!" for the tenth time before...

Parenting is one of the most demanding and rewarding jobs in the world—and it doesn't come with a manual. Between managing school...

Extracurricular activities are a great way for kids and teens to explore new hobbies, develop important skills, and make new friends. But balancing extracurriculars with the demands of school and social life can become overwhelming for developing kids.

As an Executive Functioning Coach for Parents, I get it. Executive functioning can feel like a lot. But when we break it down into six key super skills, it becomes way more approachable. These super skills are: finding gifts, setting goals, chunking, boosting motivation, emotional intelligence, and attention management. By focusing on these, you can tackle executive functioning with ease and clarity.