How we speak, listen, and respond shapes the emotional safety our children experience.

The child who made me a mother and continues to teach me who I am.

A little while ago, my friend Noa with whom we partnered to deliver mini course on parenting, asked me a question that stayed with me: “Why do you use the word preach to describe what you do?”

I realised that I do use that word. And I use it for a reason.

I am not here to teach or instruct. I am not here to tell anyone how to parent.

What I want is simply to share what I have learned through my training as a psychologist and counsellor, through motherhood through research and countless books, and through observing people with curiosity and compassion.

I preach empathy. I preach compassion. I preach honest, authentic communication, because these are the things that have changed my life and my parenting.

And if someone chooses to take these ideas into their own life, that is a celebration.

If you would like to deepen your self-awareness, understand others with more clarity, relate and parent with intention, and empower your children (and everyone around you), I would love you to join us.

Over these 3 days, Noa and I will share the tools, insights, and lived experience that have shaped our work.

Warm, reflective, practical, and deeply human, that’s our promise.

Join us for the Empowering Parent 3-Day Mini Course.

RSVP here https://www.sredmancounselling.com/event-details/empowering-parent

We’d love to have you there.