Counselling and courses
to get you there
Parenting That's
Less Hard &
more fun
Counselling
and courses
to get you there
Parenting That Feels
Less Hard
& More Fun
Proud of your parenting, instead of worrying that you're not doing enough
Confident you have tools to get through hard times, with an internal voice that's kind instead of critical
More connected to your family, with less of those yucky resentful feelings
You deserve to feel:
So many parents tell me they wish they'd enjoyed the early years more. I don't want you to have those regrets.
But too often, we're forced to struggle and stress with little support.
On top of that, we’re bombarded with contradictory advice and information. It’s no wonder many of us end up feeling guilty and stressed instead of enjoying our kids.
Whether you're expecting your first baby and want to be as prepared as possible (go you!), or the early years of parenting are smacking you in the face - I'm here for you.
You spend so much time caring for others.
You're allowed to be
cared for too.
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You're allowed to be cared
for too.
Parenting should be valued as the most important job in the world. But too often, we're forced to struggle and stress with little support.
On top of that, we’re bombarded with contradictory advice and information. It’s no wonder many of us end up feeling guilty and stressed instead of enjoying our kids.
I'm Claire.
I've worked with hundreds of parents struggling in silence and it's my mission to make early parenthood a bit more fun and a bit less sh*t.
A qualified counsellor, parenting cheerleader
and mother.
I'm here to help. Because no one should have to do this alone.
A qualified counsellor,
parenting cheerleader
and mother.
Parenting should be valued as the most important job in the world.
I'm here to help. Because no one should have to do this alone.
Finally feel hopeful
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pick your support option
My in-person counselling and courses run in Melbourne's inner west (Australia), and everything is available online if you live elsewhere.
Get support in 3 easy steps:
How to work with me
Need support for your mental health? A plan for your first year postpartum? Tools to survive the wild toddler years? Choose counselling or a course to suit your situation.
After you've chosen the support option you connect with, simply book into a session or start your online course. And breathe a sigh of relief that you've taken that step.
Learn the tools to help you through challenging times, and process the emotions that parenting brings up. Join a movement of parents that are saying "F*CK YOU" to the pressure to be perfect.
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— Kim T.
“When I had my first baby, I did so much prep for the birth, that I kind of forgot about everything that comes after it. I bought lots of 'stuff' but didn't realise what kind of support I actually needed.
I wish I'd had Claire to guide me through that time. I might have enjoyed it a lot more.”
Let's demand better for ourselves
As modern parents, we're pressured to have perfect families and bombarded with advice on how to raise our kids.
We’re told, “Time goes so fast! Enjoy every moment!”.
Then we spiral into shame when the reality feels so hard.
We want to be ‘good parents’, cycle breakers, raising thriving kids, but we're also drowning in responsibilities and find it hard to care for ourselves.
I believe way too many of us hesitate in reaching out for support, because we think we shouldn't need it.
But now? I say that getting support during one of the hardest periods in our lives is not only a strength - it's a necessity.
Through compassionate counselling or a kick-ass course, you can stop doubting yourself and start feeling calmer - because someone is holding your hand through this time.
I'm right here with you. Let's do this.
I know, because this was me too.
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10 Things New Parents Wish They’d Known
I'll share the most common insights I hear from parents & what they say they wish someone had told them.
10 Things New Parents Wish They’d Known
I'll share the most common insights I hear from parents, and what they say they wish someone had told them.
