Hello & Welcome…
I’m so happy we have found each other!
My name is Lea, and I’ve worked with families for over 30 years as a social worker, parent coach and researcher, but my most rewarding and challenging job EVER was raising my two daughters (now in their 30’s). As a mother of gifted children, I felt like I was basically “flying blind” trying to meet their unique educational, social and emotional needs. It is now my mission to let you, as a parent of a gifted daughter, know that you’re not alone, that parenting gifted girls is an incredibly special experience and can be very fulfilling but also, at times, extremely challenging, and that, working together, we can achieve your parenting ideals. My goal is to empower you as a parent, create more joy on your parenting journey, and, through our collaboration, help your daughter thrive.
I invite you to learn more About Me and the work I do, how we can work together, and read some (hopefully) helpful information and resources that I share on my blog. If you would simply like to reach out and discuss an issue related to parenting gifted daughters, I’d be happy to schedule a free 20-minute conversation. Thank you again for stopping by, I look forward to meeting you!
~ Lea
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From the Parenting Blog
“In-Sync”: The Power of Tribe – A Perspective on Giftedness
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