Parenting Intensives with Anne Marie Taylor
Real Tools. Compassionate Support. A Reset for You and Your Family.

Parenting doesn’t come with a manual—but it does come with pressure. The pressure to stay calm. The pressure to know what to do. The pressure to break cycles while raising healthy, emotionally attuned kids.
If you’re overwhelmed, burned out, or questioning if you’re doing this “right”—you’re not alone. This Parenting Intensive was created for you.

What Is a Parenting Intensive?
A 2.5-hour one-on-one session designed to help you make sense of your child’s behavior, reconnect with your parenting intuition, and walk away with strategies that feel clear, doable, and rooted in compassion—not perfection.
Whether you're struggling with meltdowns, defiance, emotional shutdowns, or parenting after trauma or divorce—this is a safe space to pause and recalibrate.

This Intensive Is for You If:
  • You’re parenting a child with ADHD, anxiety, or emotional sensitivity
  • You’re co-parenting or parenting solo and feeling spread thin
  • You’re trying to parent differently than how you were raised
  • You feel reactive or disconnected and want to shift that dynamic
  • You’re craving a reset—not just for your child, but for you

What We’ll Work On:
  • Understanding your child’s emotional and behavioral patterns
  • Co-regulation tools to support your child and yourself
  • Setting boundaries with confidence and follow-through
  • Repairing and reconnecting after power struggles
  • Conscious discipline strategies rooted in emotional attunement
  • Creating calmer routines and a more connected home environment

Details:
Parenting Intensive Session
  • Length: 2.5 hours
  • Format: Virtual or In-Person (availability based)
  • Includes: Parenting Support Workbook
  • Investment: $360 (Private Pay Only)
  • Not Covered by Insurance

You Don’t Need to Be a Perfect Parent—You Just Need a Plan That Works for You.Parenting doesn't have to feel this hard.
Let’s make space for clarity, support, and new tools that align with who you are and the kind of parent you’re becoming.