Navigating Behavior

Creating Navigating Behavior with my partners, Joy and Jamie, has been one of the most meaningful parts of my work. So much of what I do in home visits and parent coaching is focused on the day-to-day—helping in the moment, supporting a child’s needs, and giving families tools they can use right away. But often, we don’t have the time or space to dive into the deeper understanding of why certain behaviors show up, how stress and development are connected, and what’s really happening in a child’s nervous system.

That’s where the course shines. It gives families a chance to slow down, go deeper, and build a foundation that makes everything else easier. Even if we’re already working together, I encourage parents to take the course—it enriches our work and gives you insights and language that we might not reach in our one-on-one time.

For me, creating Navigating Behavior with my partners isn’t just about building a program—it’s about sharing the heart of what we believe in: empowering parents with knowledge, perspective, and confidence so they can support their children with more clarity and compassion.