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Parent Support

  • Early childhood education is a hugely important time for children to develop crucial life skills, including communication, socialization, emotional regulation, and academic readiness. When a child struggles to engage fully in a classroom setting due to their own disruptive behaviors they may miss valuable opportunities to build these foundational skills.

    Challenging behaviors often occur because a necessary skill is missing. As a result, a replacement behavior needs to be taught to both the child and any other people in the current setting (parents, teachers, peers, siblings, etc,). By explicitly teaching a replacement behavior, the child learns to meet their needs more effectively (and safely!), reducing distress for themself and others.

  • Parent coaching is a highly individualized 1:1 service that helps you uncover unhelpful behavior patterns in your family and child. Together we unpack the “why” and learn evidence-based strategies to replace them with healthier, more effective behaviors.

    • Virtual or in-person coaching sessions for guidance on managing behavior concerns in the home or at school;

    • Customized behavior plans tailored to your child with ongoing feedback and support;

    • Education on child development, behavior management strategies, and building a stronger connection with your child.

  • Parent Coaching:

    Initial Functional Behavior Assessment with write-up: $400

    Follow-up sessions: $150

    One-time consults: $300

  • For 1:1 consults, webinars, and group coaching, see the “Click here for support!” button below.

    For a more in-depth FBA with follow-up sessions, please submit an inquiry through the contact form.

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Parent Coaching 

It’s time to break the disruptive cycle and create long-lasting behavioral changes with your child. 

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Stop Reading Parenting Books and Start Making Real Progress.

Is your child’s disruptive behavior (tantrums, defiance, biting) affecting their school and home life? Do you feel overwhelmed by advice, like you’ve tried absolutely everything under the sun?

You are not alone, and you deserve support. Every day spent struggling is one more day of stress for you and your child. Let’s get you the tools to create lasting change, starting today. 

“She had an assessment and saw what was leading to these behaviors and she hit the nail on the head. Sarah sat with [the child] and helped her to think backward to retrain the child's mind to be able to think instead of just acting on her emotions right away. It was a really, really cool thing to watch and learn from.”

- Lauren Beck, Client

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“I attribute almost

all of [the child's]

ability to excel to Sarah.”

Parent Coaching = Less Arguing. Less Stress. More Cooperation.

Because when you’re on the same page, parenting stops spilling over into your relationship.

Being a parent to a toddler is tough—especially when you're balancing a demanding career. You need parent coaching to implement science-backed strategies that reduce tantrums, defiance, and other tricky behaviors so your home life feels calmer, happier, and more connected.

  • Learn preventative techniques to avoid common behavioral issues.

  • Gain step-by-step strategies for handling tantrums, defiance, and meltdowns with confidence.

  • Create routines that reduce stress for both you and your child.

I'd like to talk!
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Hi, I’m Sarah Welsh, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst

A little bit about me: I’ve worked in early childhood education for over a decade! As the oldest of 12 siblings, it was an easy segue into adulthood and my career. I received a bachelor's degree in child and youth studies and a master’s degree in Education with a focus on Applied Behavior Analysis from The Ohio State University. 

Now a parent of a little one, I know from first-hand experience how difficult it is to change one's parenting approach. You can’t just jump to the top of the staircase. You need to take each step one at a time to make lasting changes. ABA methodology has improved my own and my clients' lives. 

Raising a healthy, capable child is one of the hardest things a person can do, but it’s every parent’s dream. If you’re looking to implement positive, thoughtful parenting techniques but continue to run into challenges, let’s talk.

I help families break free from habits and routines that hold them back. I’ll meet you right where you are to create a personalized, evidence-based plan that leads to lasting change. No quick fixes, just real progress.