Part of my life’s path has been to foster my child’s autonomy, creativity, and learning while guiding her, using a non-authoritarian perspective. 

This page is all for you, parents!

This is deeply transformative work that required me (as the parent) to educate myself on the repercussions of authoritarian parenting, to experience the essence of who my child is, to foster ways of connection that shifted us from power-over dynamics, to mutual respect and care.

It turns out, there are rich, somewhat uncharted alternatives to mainstream parenting that bring profound closeness to the parent-child relationship.

Some call it collaborative, non-coercive, decolonized, or low-demand, and by whatever name it is, this non-authoritarian parenting philosophy has become a template, a north star, that has helped many parents find deeper, more easeful, and playful connection with their children.

I hope you find these supports just as life changing.

A mom and daughter are hugging and smiling, with eyes closed, outdoors on a sunny day.

1:1 Parent-Mentor Session

My half-hour phone mentor sessions are for parents who are interested in diving into the non-coercive philosophy and who need input on their stuck places.  

Resources for Parents

I’ve collected a list of resources that I value for my own development towards a non-coercive parenting philosophy.

Support Groups for Parents

— coming soon