Practical, evidence-based support that helps parents better understand behaviour and build strategies that work in everyday life.
Whether you’re waiting for an assessment, adjusting to a recent diagnosis, or looking for practical support, parent coaching helps you feel more confident supporting your child at home, in school, and throughout everyday life.
Many families are given information, but not always clear guidance on how to apply it consistently in everyday life. Parent coaching focuses on helping parents and carers:
The goal isn’t perfection. It’s helping everyday life feel more manageable, one step at a time.
Your first appointment is a short virtual consultation where we’ll discuss your concerns, answer your questions, and determine whether parent coaching is the right fit for your family.
Together we’ll identify priorities and develop practical behavioural strategies tailored to your child’s needs, your family’s goals, and everyday routines.
As your family grows and changes, coaching evolves with you. Sessions continue to build confidence while reviewing progress and adapting strategies over time.
Save 10% on your first Parent Coaching Session.
Usually £150, now £135 for new families.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Danielle has supported children with autism and other disabilities since 2016 through direct therapy, behavioural consultation and parent coaching. Every coaching plan is tailored to your child’s strengths, needs and everyday challenges, helping families feel more confident while supporting meaningful progress at home.
Parent coaching helps parents and carers better understand behaviour and develop practical strategies that support their child at home, in school, and in everyday life.
Parent coaching may benefit families waiting for an assessment, adjusting to a diagnosis, or looking for practical support with autism, ADHD, communication, routines, emotional regulation, or behaviour.
A UK-SBA Registered Behaviour Analyst has met the professional standards of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis. Danielle McFarland is also a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA®), providing evidence-based behavioural support for families across the UK.
No. Many families begin parent coaching while waiting for an assessment or before receiving a formal diagnosis.
Families waiting for an assessment may also find our Waiting for an Assessment guide helpful.
Yes. All Parent Coaching sessions are delivered virtually, making support accessible to families throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Yes. Parent coaching is primarily delivered virtually, making support accessible to families throughout the UK.
In-person sessions may also be available upon request, depending on location and availability
The initial consultation is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, understand your family’s goals, and explore whether parent coaching is the right approach for your needs.
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