Mindful Support for the Journey Ahead

ABOUT US

Parenting Pathfinders, Inc. provides online coaching, psychotherapy, and workshops with the goal of helping parents and caregivers navigate the challenges of raising children and supporting their mental health. Our services offer a fresh perspective and age-appropriate language, along with practical tools and strategies to help families move through tough moments in a way that’s mindful, intentional, and effective.

 
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We believe that every parent and every child has strengths.

When these strengths are built upon, families are able to develop the tools they need to create calmer home environments and parent more effectively. 

 
 

We'll address your challenges from a mindful perspective.

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very family is unique and there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to parenting, so we tailor interventions to reflect your family’s values, goals and lifestyle.

 

OUR MISSION

To equip parents and caregivers with the tools, strategies, and insight they need to parent intentionally, strengthen their connection with their child, and find more joy in parenting.

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We’ll help you build the skills to effectively move through challenging moments and in a way that aligns with your parenting values.

Our mindful approach encourages you to be more present through all of the inevitable bumps, twists, and turns along your parenting journey.

 

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