Join this INTERACTIVE masterclass
to improve your communication, and create more
connection and fun times with your tweens and teens.
May 22nd & May 23rd from 9 am-noon PST on Zoom
Only 16 Spots available—book now!
You can and you will make it through the teenage years!
In fact, it is possible for you to do so as the calm, confident, and connected parent you most desire to be—even in times of conflict.
But it isn’t easy when you’re exhausted and overwhelmed, juggling all of your work-life responsibilities, and your teenager is a “pro” at pushing your buttons.
You are a devoted parent who loves your teen
with all your heart.
You do so much for your teen and you are deeply invested in their short and long-term happiness, safety, and success. You want to have fun and spend quality time together, but since they hit adolescence, it feels like you are constantly butting heads, leaving you feeling sad, frustrated, and disappointed.
You knew the teenage years would be tough, but you
never expected that you’d be such a REACTIVE parent!
Now you go from 0-60 in 3 seconds flat!
You try to be the adult when conflict arises with your teen, but her backtalk causes you to lose your cool and engage in a fight because it feels so disrespectful for her to treat you that way!
You love spending time with your family, but when you walk into a messy house after a long day at work and your teen tells you that he “forgot” to do his chores you explode because you are exhausted and over not getting help around the house!
You always share with your teen how important honesty is to you, so when she lies to get her way or avoid a consequence you get angry because it feels like a personal affront and breaks trust in your relationship.
You do your best to set reasonable and age-appropriate rules and limits around your teen’s phone time and social media use, but when she constantly pushes those boundaries and is glued to her phone you snap because you want her to engage in the real world and you worry about the influence of social media on her decision making and overall well being.
You crave a close connection with your teen, but when he’s missing school, using drugs and alcohol, or participating in other risky behaviors you quickly lose your temper because you are worried about his mental health and how the choices he makes today will impact his future.
You miss your baby. You miss the kisses and the cuddles.
You want the connection back!
You know you are a good parent.
You know it is possible to be less reactive.
And you know that NOW IS THE TIME to improve your communication and create more connection and fun times.
Time is of the essence because your teen is growing up so fast.
May 22nd & May 23rd from 9 am-noon PST on Zoom
I get your experience because I’ve been there.
Just like you, I’ve lost my temper with my teens many times. In the snap of a finger, I’ve moved from calm and loving to yelling, arguing, and saying things in ways I would later regret.
I’ve had many low moments, where my own behavior escalated the situation with my teen and left me feeling completely out of alignment with my values and higher self.
I continued to be a “reactive” mom until…
I stopped taking my teens’ attitudes and behavior personally.
I started to listen to them on a deeper level and acknowledge and validate their experiences and feelings—even when we didn’t see eye to eye.
That changed everything!
Here’s what your life is about to look like:
You successfully keep your cool even in the most heated situations with your teens.
You feel closer than ever to your partner and teens because you prioritize your needs and share them openly and honestly to reduce conflict.
You listen to your teens and they open up to you in ways that you never imagined possible.
You confidently enforce rules and limits without fighting about it.
You see all that is “right” with your teens, even when they are struggling.
I know that, even if you think that this may actually be possible, it probably feels like a lot of time and hard work to make those changes...but it doesn’t have to be that way.
I struggled with being a reactive parent and wishing for “do-overs” for years until I discovered new ways of thinking and behaving that changed everything, starting with me.
Hi, I’m Jessi, a mom of two teens (17 and 19), and a Parent Coach.
I help parents of tweens and teens decrease stress, exhaustion, and overwhelm from their lives, so they can show up as the calm, confident, and connected parents they desire to be.
For the past decade, I worked as a leadership development coach in the tech industry helping executives and their teams develop self-awareness and emotional intelligence to create healthy, thriving, productive leaders and teams.
As my kids moved into their adolescent years, I realized that the work I was doing internally, would positively and profoundly transform the parent-teen-family life experience—so I left my corporate life to be here with you!
Through 1-to-1 coaching, group coaching, and interactive group workshops, I help parents transform their lives from the inside out. The result…increased sanity and resilience for you, a deeper connection with your teen, and less conflict in your home.
I am excited to meet you and support you in any way I can along your parenting journey.
Say goodbye to being a reactive Parent and step into the new calm, confident, connected YOU.
Introducing…
React Less, Connect More: A Masterclass for
Parents of Tweens & Teens
May 22nd & May 23rd from 9 am-noon PST on Zoom
This powerful interactive masterclass experience is all about looking at how YOU are showing up in your relationship with yourself and your teen.
With this increased level of self-awareness and a few powerful step-by-step practices for effective listening, de-escalating conflict in the moment, and focusing on solutions and “what is working,” you will create new ways of communicating and connecting with your teen.
These practices really work!
As you continue to practice and master them in your daily life, your relationship with your teen will improve, and conflict no longer has to result in you yelling, losing your cool, or being reactive with your teen.