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Complex developmental trauma refers to exposure to multiple traumatic events during childhood, often within the caregiving system. This can significantly impact a child's brain development, behavior, and ability to form healthy relationships.

Signs may include difficulty regulating emotions, behavioral issues, problems with attachment, developmental delays, or challenges in school. Complex trauma can happen in utero, so regardless of how early your child is adopted, they can show signs of trauma. However, every child is unique, and a professional assessment is the best way to determine if complex trauma is a factor.

We work with families of children of all ages, from toddlers to young adults. Our strategies are adaptable to different developmental stages and needs.

Our approach combines personal experience as adoptive parents with professional expertise in developmental trauma. We focus on practical, implementable strategies and ongoing support rather than traditional talk therapy.

Absolutely. Many children with complex trauma histories don't have official diagnoses. In fact, we work with children with multiple diagnoses and children without a diagnosis. We focus on addressing behaviors and building family connections, regardless of formal diagnoses.

Yes, we work with any family dealing with complex developmental trauma, including foster families and biological families where early trauma has occurred. There are many ways of experiencing trauma that do not include adoption, such as premature birth, losing a loved one, the disruption of a family, and other things. 

No, our parent coaching services are not covered by insurance. However, we offer various service options to accommodate different budgets.

We offer a free discovery call where we can discuss your family's specific situation and challenges. This helps us determine if our services align with your needs and how we can best support you.