That’s a great question! When you say you’ve ‘tried everything,’ what kinds of approaches have you used before? I ask because most parents who come to me feel the same way at first—until they realize that traditional parenting strategies actually fuel power struggles with strong-willed kids. What we do here is different because it helps you communicate in a way that your child naturally responds to, without yelling or constant battles. Would you be open to learning how that works? I’d love to hear from you. Reach me here.

I hear you—every child is unique, and you’re probably wondering if this will fit your situation. Let me ask you this: Have you ever noticed that the more you try to correct or manage your child’s behavior, the worse it gets? That’s because strong-willed kids don’t respond to typical discipline. What we do here is shift the dynamic so they actually want to cooperate—not out of fear, but from trust and connection. If I showed you a way to do that, would you want to explore it? You can contact me here.

That totally makes sense. Parents are busy, and the last thing you need is something that adds more stress. Let me ask you: If you had just 5-10 minutes a day to shift the way your child responds to you—without adding extra work—would that be worth it? What most parents find is that by making small, strategic changes, they actually get MORE time back because the daily battles fade away. Does that sound like something you’d want? If so, reach out.

Traditional child and family therapy can cost you over $8000 in one year and $24,000 in three years—often without real results. Trust me, I’ve been down that road; it’s expensive, demoralizing, and frustrating. With THE IREZJOY METHOD, you’ll see meaningful change in just THREE MONTHS, at far less than the cost of traditional therapy. You’ll say goodbye to emotional rollercoasters and hello to a peaceful, harmonious home—all while saving your time, sanity, and resources. I know it feels like a huge risk to invest in something off the beaten path, but that investment is a promise to yourself that you are all in—and when we go all in, we get the most out of an experience. 

That’s super common, and I get why that would be a concern. Let me ask you this: Have you ever noticed that when YOU make a shift, it tends to influence the people around you, even if they’re resistant at first? The cool thing is, in this approach, you don’t have to ‘convince’ your partner. When they start seeing the changes in your child’s behavior, they usually come around on their own. Would you like some guidance on how to make that happen without conflict? Reach out; let’s talk.

That’s an important question, and I’d love to hear what ‘results’ mean to you—less yelling? A more emotionally regulated home? More connection with your child? Every family starts at a different place, but most parents I work with notice a major shift within a few weeks—sometimes even days—once they start applying the right strategies. If I could show you a way to create that shift in your home, would that be valuable for you? Contact me.

Great question! Are you wondering if you can still get the same level of support even if we’re not in the same city? I totally get that concern. The great news is, yes! Since this is parent coaching, not therapy, I can work with parents anywhere—no matter where you live. Coaching is all about giving you the tools, strategies, and support to create a calmer home and stronger connection with your child. This is completely separate from my therapy practice, so there are no location restrictions. Would it be helpful if I shared more about how coaching works? If so, schedule a call here.