"I guide Moms into their best selves so they can in turn be the confident guide their teen or young adult needs to successfully navigate adolescence.”
Welcome!
Welcome!
Do you feel stressed about the relationship you have with your son or daughter? Are you frustrated because you just don't have the skills to parent during this phase of their life? Have you tried to solve the problems on your own and now realize you need help from someone else?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you have found the help you need. I know this is hard. You've likely been debating about seeking help for months, if not years. I'm so glad you found me and have taken the courageous step of investigating how to improve your home and family life.
Peaceful parenting starts here.
I believe women are the emotional barometers in their families. I am confident that together we can equip you with the necessary self-care skills and parenting practices to help you face and overcome these parenting challenges.
Whether you are struggling with disconnection between you and your son or daughter, doubt in your parenting ability, or recognize wounds from your own childhood that are being triggered by the behaviors in your child(ren), it is important you know you don't have to be alone on this journey.
I have the knowledge and experience to help you achieve your goals, overcome these struggles, and live a more fulfilling and meaningful home and family life.
No two women are the same, I tailor our sessions to address challenges unique to you and your family. We will work together to understand the root cause of your struggles and address those issues with long-lasting, evidence-based practices and strategies, helping you get closer to the life you've dreamed of.
If you are ready to work towards inner peace and the home life you've always wanted, I'm ready too. Contact me today and let's get to work.
Kim Muench
In my journey to redefine my role as a mom who would guide, instead of trying to control my kids choices and behavior, one who would work hand-in-hand with them instead of trying to dominate the relationship, I was led to research dozens of parenting, self-discovery, and personal growth books and courses. It prompted me to return to college to finish a degree in psychology, and it led me to an internship where my greatest responsibility was supporting and encouraging other parents who had teens in outpatient addiction treatment. In addition, my path led me to spend a year writing and publishing a memoir about my experience as a mother with a child in the throes of addiction.
