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Finding Calm and Compassion

Learn strategies to find calm, get better connected, and nurture compassion in your relationship with your child.

Executive Function & the ADHD Brain

Get in-depth information and guidance on the relationship be- tween executive functioning skills and ADHD.

Custom Strategies for Your Family

Receive personalized parent coaching designed around your family’s unique situation and needs.

About Peggy

Peggy is married with three grown daughters, the entire family having the gift of ADHD. In addition to being a parent coach for almost 20 years Peggy has also been a teacher and a tutor/coach. She received her parent coaching certification from The Parent Coach Institute and her BA in English and Education from SUNY at Potsdam. She has a private practice in Lynnwood as well as working at the Hallowell Todaro ADHD Center.

As a parent coach, Peggy is committed to helping parents understand the gifts of ADHD, unlock its potential, and providing them with the tools to raise their children in a fun, calm, and connected household.

About Sally

Sally has been supporting parents and families for over 30 years. She has a Masters in Community Health Education from Oregon State University and her Parent Coach Certification from the Parent Coaching Institute. Sally is married and an adoptive parent of three fabulous young adults. Her two youngest children have the gift of ADHD.

Sally has been a university health educator, an executive director of two non-profit organizations, and a consultant for a large corporation. Sally was a founding partner and Parent Coach with Sound Parent for five years. She was co-owner of Life’s a Poodle, a company dedicated to raising awareness for children who learn differently. Sally is a lifelong meditator and enjoys hiking, skiing, and gardening. Currently, Sally has a private practice on Bainbridge Island.

About Beth

Beth has over 25 years of experience as an educator, counselor, and parent coach. Beth earned her Bachelor’s degree in Special Education from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and her Master of Education in School Counseling from Loyola University of Chicago. Beth is the co-author of Real-Time Parenting: Choose Your Action Steps for the Present Moment, an informative guide that empowers moms and dads to discover what is true and most important for their family and to make meaningful changes. Beth provides coaching, classes, and presentations.

Beth is passionate about helping parents connect with their children and improve daily interactions. She guides parents to uncover strengths within themselves and their children. Beth has worked with hundreds of moms and dads to expand their toolbox, enhance family functioning, and create greater confidence and joy. Beth has worked with parents of children with a wide variety of neurodiversity including ADHD.

Beth and her husband raised their three perfectly imperfect sons in the Chicago suburb of Wilmette. When not supporting parents, Beth enjoys traveling, practicing yoga, paddle boarding, and spending time with family and friends.

About Cheryl

Cheryl has a BS in Education from the University of Texas in Austin and received her Masters in Education and MBA in Non-Profit Management from the American Jewish University in Los Angeles, Ca. She is also a PCI Certified Parent Coach® since 2020.

She has additional certifications from the Ojai Foundation Council Program and from Conscious Discipline as well training from the Online Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM)® Training and the Oaklander Therapy Model for Children and Adolescents Continuing Education and CPD Certificate Between Two Homes for children of divorce.

Cheryl has extensive background and expertise in the world of education as a teacher and school administrator. She loves to learn and enhance her knowledge around meeting children’s needs and supporting parents to gain confidence and skill to best navigate parenting. Cheryl has experience working with parents of children with ADHD in the school setting and coaching world. She believes all children are unique and through coaching parents in a collaborate process, we can build on the parents’ strengths and the child’s to best support each individual child.

Cheryl has two grown children and spends a lot of her time outdoors with her rescue pup, Marty.