The Confident Parent
Navigating Raising Kids
Connected and Confident
What do You Worry About?
Here's what some parents think about and seek support for...
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identity
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mental health
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depression
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social media distractions
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college prep stress
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the pandemic
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online learning
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self-harming
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eating disorders
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drug and alcohol abuse
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vaping
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transitions
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being everything to everyone except themself
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Join The Confident Parent
Inner Circle
Nine Months of learning and support for parents as they navigate the ups and downs of their teenagers' lives.
You will learn
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How to reduce your stress
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How to communicate with your kids so they hear you
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How to be a role model for challenging kids
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How to remain connected but not attached to every crisis
Becoming a member of the Confident Parent Inner Circle automatically enrolls you into
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Monthly private coaching with Avery
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Monthly group calls
Testimonials
"As a single mother, raising an adolescent, I live and feel the benefits of Avery’s parenting workshops. I can now stay calm when my son flips his lid, and avoid activating my saboteurs, which eliminates opportunities for emotional escalation and provides my son with better self-regulation models that he might choose to mimic eventually in his life.
-J V-Howard, Montreal QC
" Avery can listen to one's deeper self with immense empathy and compassion. I learned some long-lasting techniques that will continue to help me progress in life on a higher emotional level. Her insights and genuine kindness and concern for success are quite evident. Being coached by Avery went far beyond what I expected. My future is brighter thanks to Avery. She has a gift and immeasurable talent! I highly recommend her as a coach."
-Katie, Marblehead MA
Avery Russell : Parent Coach
Avery works with parents to build stronger connections and relationships with their kids who are trying to push them away. Every child has unique struggles and their versions of “ I hate you mom, but you aren’t allowed to abandon me!” This happens at all stages of child development. The pushback is an age-old process they go through as they strive to become independent.
Parents worry about keeping their kids safe from today's challenges they never faced, such as questions around identity, mental health, too much screen time, depression, social media distractions, college prep stress, and will my kid fit in.
Working with Avery, parents begin to understand what triggers their worry, stress, and negative reactions when their kids reject them. They learn how to shift to positive perspectives and solidify strong, lifelong bonds.
What's Your Parenting Style?
With the internet at our fingertips, we can ask Google any parenting question we have when we have it!
Have you ever wondered why you are having to ask the question in the first place?
Take the Parenting Style Quiz and gain some insight into the struggles you have and why you have them.