Coaches work with parents (typically without the child present) to explore and understand the disconnect between the child and parent/s, addressing emotional alignment and trauma, and teaching parents regulation and connection.
Common focus areas include:
Behavior Management: Understanding the function of the behavior and supporting the child to find healthier ways to meet his/her needs.
Transitions: Navigating divorce, moving, new siblings, or school changes.
Neurodiversity Support: Strategies for children with ADHD, autism (ASD) and sensory sensitivities.
Communication: Identifying and learning communication styles and promote positive communication skills.
Parental Well-being: Managing caregiver burnout, stress, and energy.
Parent Coaches
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Morgan Coburn, M.Ed
Morgan is an Early Childhood and Family Development Specialist who offers child and family consulting services and parent coaching. She works from a relationship-centered, trauma-sensitive lens where safety, understanding, and collaboration guide every step with caregivers and young children.
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Lilach Geppert-Shapira, MA
Provides Telehealth video and in-person services
Lilach Geppert-Shapira provides psychoeducation, coaching and social skills training with with children, teens and parents teaching evidence-based skills such as CBT, ACT, and EFT.
Lilach offers services in English and Hebrew
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Claire de Leon, LMHC
Provides Telehealth video and in-person services
Claire is a Licensed mental health counselor who providers attachment and trauma-based psychotherapy with clients diagnosed with, but not limited to, Social Anxiety and Selective Mutism, Complex Trauma, Depression, and co-occurring disorders. She also provides support for parents and school personnel.
Claire offers services in English and Tagalog.
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Miri Arie, PhD
Provides telehealth video and In-person services
Dr. Miri Arie is a licensed clinical psychologist specializes in working with adults presenting with anxiety, relational difficulties, and life transitions, offering both individual and adult group psychotherapy. She also works with children, adolescents, and parents, with a focus on anxiety, emotional regulation, attachment, and early childhood trauma. Her work is relational, evidence-based, and trauma-informed.
Dr. Arie is fluent in English and Hebrew. She can also support families who prefer to speak Russian or Hungarian but are proficient enough to understand responses in English.
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Elina Kogan, MSW
Provides Telehealth video and in-person services
Elina Kogan is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Marriage and Family Counselor who provides sensorimotor psychotherapy for clients diagnosed, but not limited to Anxiety, Depression, Marital, Parenting relationship issues.
Elina offers her services in English, Russian, Hebrew, and Ukrainian. -
Limor Raviv, LMHCA
Provides telehealth video and in-person services
Limor Raviv, LMHCA is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate who provides psychotherapy for clients diagnosed, but not limited to Anxiety, Behavioral and Self-Regulation challenges, Social Difficulties, and ADHD.
Limor offers therapy in both English and Hebrew.
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Michal Goldring Keidar, LICSW
Provides telehealth video service only
Michal Goldring Keidar is a licensed clinical social worker who provides feminist, soical justice and relational psychotherapy for clients experiencing, but not limited to Children with Disabilities and Neurodivergent Children, Relationship Enhancement, Anxiety, Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation and She is also offering workshops and consultations.
Michal is also offering services in Hebrew.