Positive Discipline Parent Coaching
Do you appreciate the Positive Discipline concepts but sometimes have difficulty with practical application? Does it help to know this is normal? Because of emotional involvement, most people find it easier to know what others should do than how to handle their own challenges. This is a good thing. Love creates emotional involvement. Coaching involves the best of both worlds—your love for your children and the wisdom and experience of someone who is not emotionally involved.
Mary Nelsen Tamborski
Mary Nelsen Tamborski received her BA from San Diego State University and her MA in Marriage and Family Counseling from the University of Phoenix. She is now a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Intern and is being supervised by Aisha Pope at Roots and Wings Counseling and Consulting in La Mesa.
Mary was raised with the author of Positive Discipline and now uses Positive Discipline Tools with her three boys, 6, 4, and 6 months. Mary also has a MA degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Julietta Skoog
As a school psychologist and counselor for preschools and elementary schools, I draw from over 20 years of real life practical experience working with thousands of students with a variety of needs and my own three children when coaching parents, bringing a unique ability to translate research, child development and Positive Discipline principles into everyday parenting solutions.
If you are looking for real, authentic, USEFUL support for parenting your toddler, preschool or elementary aged child, sign up for a free explore call! I look forward to connecting with you.
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Casey O’Roarty
Teen Parent Coach | Joyful Courage Podcast Host | Positive Discipline Lead Trainer
Casey O’Roarty has been facilitating Positive Discipline for nearly 20 years while specializing in the unique challenges of parenting tweens and teens. With a Master’s in Education, experience in the public school classroom, and leadership roles with the Positive Discipline Association, she has worked with hundreds of families and teachers through workshops, coaching, and her popular Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast, launched in 2015.
Casey’s approach centers on a core principle: transforming parent-teen relationships requires parents to focus on their own inner work and emotional awareness, not just behavioral tools. Drawing from her ongoing experience raising two kids (now young adults!) in the Pacific Northwest, she offers authentic, practical support grounded in both professional expertise and real-world parenting challenges.
Book a free explore call now: https://www.besproutable.com/explore