I'm a Paediatric Occupational Therapist and have helped children's sensory processing and motor skills for writing for 24 years.

I’m also a mum to my own sensory kid. Because of him I've gotten first-hand experience being a sensory parent. He teaches and inspires me so I can use my journey as an OT and fellow mum to better help you. 

I’m Angie: twin mom, wife, coffee addict, podcast host, and parent coach.

My mission is to help break generational parenting cycles so we can raise some really amazing humans.

I wasn’t always sure of everything that I wanted in life, but the one thing I did know was that “mom” was a title I knew I needed to have one day. So after welcoming my twins in 2014, I thought I checked all the boxes in life.

But as we all know, parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, so I spent the first few years of their lives learning the hard way. I was stressed, I was cranky, my work-life balance was out of wack, and I had constant mom guilt following me around like a dark cloud.

Then one day, it clicked and I knew I needed to make a change. So I quit my job to focus on my kids and go full-time with my passion of educating people about holistic options to be more proactive with their health.

I was finally finding my happiness again and when mama’s happy, our kiddos are happy.

But then, life got thrown at me and it hit me like a ton of bricks.

I went through some personal trauma and started an intense healing journey. Throughout this time, I completed an intense program to better understand and take control of my mental and emotional health.

When I saw emotions rising in my kids, I started applying the same teachings on them. I wanted them to better understand how to manage their emotional health, especially with everything going on in our world. I saw amazing results all around and I couldn’t help but share this knowledge with others.

I strongly believe if we start changing the conversation in our own homes around our health (physically, emotionally, and mentally), we can change future generations.

That was the start of The Parent Toolbox and now I am here to help you feel more confident in your parenting by building a toolbox that works for your family.

I'm Orla Kirby, I'm a therapist working with adults and children to help them move away from severe anxiety and/or OCD

Hey there! I’m Latina Nickelson, Special Education Advocate & IEP Coach. As a mom to four incredible neurodiverse kiddos, I’ve walked the walk and navigated the twists and turns of special education firsthand. My dedication to this path has led me to become an active part of the Master IEP Coach® Network and COPAA, where I can share my journey and learn from others.

While I hold master’s degrees in Political & Justice Studies and Educational Leadership and a certification in Autism Spectrum Disorders, My academics support my real-world experience. But that’s just part of the story. I’ve been at the helm of 21st Century Learning Centers in several urban areas, bringing innovative afterschool STEM programs to life for K -8 students in Chicago, Gary, and Orlando. Leading teams focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ensures every child gets a fair chance at success.

My mantra is about moving “from Chaos to Collaboration℠.” It’s not just a slogan; it’s how I operate. Together with your school team, we’ll develop strategies that meet your child’s developmental and educational needs and embrace and uplift their unique experiences. I’m here to arm you with the tools and knowledge you need to turn overwhelming challenges into opportunities for growth. Let’s work together to create a plan that supports your student’s journey every step of the way.

I am a parent coach, trained and certified by the Jai Institute of Parenting. I offer practical tools and a weekly reflection session called The Pause. This helps parents to step back and focus on what really matters, outside of the day-to-day pressures - a sanctuary where you can come up for air. It gives you the support that you need in order to show up as the parent your child needs.

My approach to parenting is rooted in nervous system science and focuses on regulation rather than compliance. I advocate using connection rather than punishments or rewards to help children manage their emotions, develop resilience and grow up feeling good on the inside.

My core values are compassion, curiosity, connection and courage. Perfect parenting is not the goal. What is? Feeling seen, safe and supported so that you can have an authentic relationship with your child grounded in trust, connection and collaboration.

I help women quickly and easily remedy the source of their fatigue before it leads to burnout, depression, or anxiety. As a mental health therapist for 19 years, I saw many people struggle with setting healthy boundaries and naming their emotions. This inspired me to take action and help others avoid the overwhelming effects of stress. Unfortunately, the mental health system is reactive rather than preventative, leaving many without the tools they need to manage their mental well-being.

I wanted to offer preventative care to women who were fatigued and running their homes and departments. But as a licensed therapist, I could only provide services for diagnosable mental health issues. Realizing the need for a new mental wellness system, I took action.

I created a prevention plan for professional women struggling with fatigue and was determined to make it a reality. Despite setbacks due to the pandemic and personal responsibilities, my passion to support women with preventative mental wellness tools remained strong.

Today, I run a thriving Mental Wellness Coaching practice that helps professional women ditch the soul-crushing fatigue and take back their sweet, sweet ENERGY so that they can love the life they've built.

I'm a mom of 3 (wonderful and) emotionally intense kids, I have a master's in social work and I’ve been supporting parents of kids with all kinds of special needs for more then 15 years (and that's also how long I've been a mom!).

I now support parents of emotionally intense kids for whom nothing in the “general parenting advice” seems to work so they feel confident in trying different things that fit their kids' needs better.