2 monthly payments of $45

Why Do They Act That Way?

Stitch science to your daily parenting struggles for more connection, more empathy, more clarity and more confidence. You and your teen deserve it.

What you get in this class:

Flexibility. This is a self-study class, meaning that you will get access to a new module, or "Spark," every week but you can work through the content on your own time and schedule. Access for six months so you can return to the content when you need it most.
Short videos, practical downloads delivering affirmation and insight from the latest in brain science + practical practical parenting strategies.
Community. Get invited to interact with other parents in the Spark & Stitch private Facebook group just for participants in our online classes.
Better understanding, stronger communication, and more connection with your teen.

30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee. You have to take enough risks in life, this course shouldn’t be one of them. If you start the course within thirty days and decide it isn't for you, and we’ll be happy to refund your entire purchase. Click here for full details.

Security & Privacy Policy. All personal information you submit is encrypted and secure. We will not share or trade online information that you provide us (including e-mail addresses).

What People Are Saying:

I have always looked forward to raising teenagers, albeit a little nervous also. But it’s different and scarier when it’s our own kiddos. Your reminders helped: She is doing exactly what she’s supposed to be doing, and right on time. It’s the process of letting go that is so gutting. She is becoming her own person – and we’re growing as much as she is. Your class is helping!!

Sally, Parent

This is a fantastic, comprehensive and accessible overview of adolescent brain development and behavior. It also offered loads of reflection exercises (so much of parenting is an inside job, reflecting on our own family of origin and baggage) and actionable tools. So great.

Sarah, Parent

This is the teen class that I wished for, full of simply presented insight into the teen brain geared towards a better (and happier!) way to parent through connection. Dr. Walsh and Erin present real (not idealized) techniques. They recognize that there will be bumps and bruises along the way and offer guidelines to help identify when typical behaviors & emotions cross over into concerning ones. It is clear that they have a real passion for helping parents and a deep affection for teens.

Naomi, Parent