Empowering Parents of Neurodivergent Children with Tools That Work
You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone — Let’s Build a Plan That Fits Your Family and Your Child’s Accommodations.
Mornings feel like meltdowns waiting to happen. Homework turns into power struggles. And sometimes, screens feel like the only thing that keeps the peace.
Your child doesn’t stop talking—and you feel overstimulated, and on edge before the day even begins.
You’ve stuck to the same morning/evening routine for months, but they still look at you like it’s the first time they’ve heard it.
They stem constantly. They forget what you just said. They need movement, redirection, and reminders—over and over.
You’ve built systems that kind of work at home, but the second you leave the house, everything unravels. You wonder if you’re doing enough. You carry the guilt from moments of frustration. And the constant worry about your child’s future—how they’ll manage in school, in friendships, in life—never really stops.
With neurodivergent parenting support, you’ll get tools that actually make sense for your child’s brain—and the real-life demands of your family.
We’ll work together to create routines that are flexible, not rigid… supportive, not exhausting.
You’ll gain practical strategies you can use both at home and at school—because what works in one environment needs to work in the other, too.
This isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what actually helps.
Let’s turn survival mode into something more sustainable.
You're constantly reminding your child to stay on task and you're feeling like a broken record.
Raising a neurodivergent child—whether they have ADHD, autism, or other executive functioning differences—can feel overwhelming. “Traditional” parenting approaches and reward-and-punishment systems don’t always work. Your child’s difficulties with attention, emotional regulation, and impulse control may make them more reactive than their peers. However, constant discipline without understanding their needs can worsen behavior and harm their self-esteem.
Victoria, a Licensed Therapist and Special Education Teacher, provides expert parent support for neurodivergent families to help your household—and everyone in it—run more smoothly. These sessions can be parent-directed or include your child, depending on your family’s needs. No matter the approach, our work together will:
Strengthen your child’s sense of control and self-awareness.
Create systems that work for their brains to help improve their behavior at home, school, in public, and in social settings.
Transition systems from home to school or as accommodations in IEP or 504 plans.
Equip you with practical tools to handle impulsivity, reduce anxiety, and manage meltdowns, fostering a calmer, more supportive home environment.
What You’ll Learn :
Setting Limits & Clear Expectations – Learn how to communicate rules in a way your child understands.
Creating Structure & Routine – Build an organized household with predictable routines and clear guidelines.
Behavioral Targeting & Follow-Through – Address specific behaviors with appropriate consequences and rewards to reinforce positive change. Learn when to ignore acting out and when to intervene.
Turning Mistakes into Learning Opportunities – Children with ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions may struggle to connect actions with outcomes. We’ll help them make those connections in a constructive way.
Coordinating with Other Caregivers – Ensure that teachers, family members, and other caregivers support your parenting strategies.
Transitioning Strategies to School Settings – Advocate for IEP and 504 accommodations that align with home strategies for consistency and effectiveness.
You don’t have to navigate neurodivergent parenting alone.
With the right tools and support, your child can learn self-regulation, and your home can become a place of calm and connection. Let’s work together to make that happen.
Why Choose Victoria for Neurodivergent Parenting Support?
Targeted Support in Just 30 Minutes
You’re busy, overwhelmed, and constantly managing someone else’s needs. That’s why Victoria offers focused, 30-minute sessions designed to give you real strategies, not just more to-do’s. These sessions are practical, solution-oriented, and tailored to the challenges you’re facing right now.
A Dual Lens: Therapy + Special Education Expertise
With years of experience as both a Licensed Therapist and Special Education Teacher, Victoria brings a unique understanding of how neurodivergent brains learn, feel, and function—at home, in school, and everywhere in between. This isn’t one-size-fits-all parenting advice. It’s individualized, informed, and neurodivergent-affirming.
Support for the Whole Family
While your child works on skills like emotional regulation and impulse control, you’ll receive guidance on how to reinforce those tools at home. Sessions focus on building structure, managing sensory overload, reducing power struggles, and shifting the family dynamic—without guilt or unrealistic expectations.
Convenient & Consistent Access
All sessions are virtual, making it easier to get the support you need—without rearranging your entire life. Whether you’re in crisis mode or just need a reset, Victoria’s approach fits into your schedule and your reality.
- Master’s of Arts, Creative Arts Therapy
- Master’s of Education, Special Education
- Currently working on PhD
- Licensed Professional Counselor in PA, NV, VA and AZ
- Licensed Mental Health Therapist in FL
- Licensed Creative Arts Therapist in NY
- Internationally registered advanced addiction Therapist
- ADHD Certified Professional (ADHD-CCSP)
- Certified Advanced Addiction Counselor (CAADC)
- Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional (CIMHP)
- Narcissistic Relationships, Emotional Abuse & Gaslighting: Treating and Empowering Survivors of Relational Trauma
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
