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If you're here it's because you have a problem very similar to most mothers who are going through a delicate phase of the relationship with their female daughters.

This is what’s happening

You realize that your daughter is growing up and it is all a contradiction: she is in a hurry to discover the world and at the same time a great fear of other people's judgment.

She establishes complicated relationships with her peers and shares them on social, but she doesn't tell you anything anymore. Not even how she goes to school. I bet that when you try to spend time with her, you feel uncomfortable because she alternates between angry shots in which she gives you a glance and says she hates you, to moments of extreme sweetness in which she only looks for your hug asking if you still love her.

I know how you feel

You feel inadequate, you can't find a way to communicate with her, every attempt seems wrong, yet you have tried so many.

You have the feeling that you have failed and you believe that your relationship is irrecoverable.

You think you have done everything wrong since she was younger: you have spoiled her or neglected her, you have been too absent or too present. In short, if now she slams the doors it is only your fault.

I've been there myself. And that's why I want to help you.

There is no right or wrong way to relate to a daughter who grows up day after day. I believe that in order to be able to accompany her in every phase of her life, you have to go through them all, reflecting on yourself first as a woman and then as a mother. That's why I become a Parent Coach and I am here to support you, not to put an end to all this emotional chaos that is physiological, but to deepen your knowledge in this delicate moment, really communicate with her and build a balanced relationship as mother and daughter.

And, without dramatizing, we can understand how to do it. Together.

What you get with Parent Coaching

You will:

  • Have all my support, as a coach and as a woman, to understand the change your daughter is going through.
  • Stop feeling like a bad mother by making peace with yourself and all the women who came before you. Yes, I am talking about your mother and your grandmother. And who knows maybe even your sister?
  • Be able to establish a healthy and balanced relationship with your daughter because you will be able to draw essential boundaries and at the same time give her all the space she needs to grow up.
  • Learn to listen to your maternal instinct and take a step back when necessary.
  • Discover a new way to communicate with your daughter, authentic and full of trust.

How does Parent Coaching with me work?

Questionnaire
As soon as I receive your request, I'll send you a questionnaire that is useful to start getting to know you. You will have to fill it in yourself, without any inhibitions. Remember that I am here to listen to you and take you by the hand, not to judge you. Once you have completed the questionnaire, we will decide together when to do our three sessions.
Eight Individual coaching sessions
Once we agreed on days and times, we start getting serious with our eight individual coaching sessions. These meetings last one hour each and can take place in person or on Skype or Zoom if you prefer.
Activities and exercises
Between one session and another I will ask you to carry out some activities that will help you to deepen certain aspects of the relationship with your daughter that we will face during our journey.
Follow-up
I think it is really important to understand when something reaches its conclusion. That's why after three months since our last meeting, I ask you to tell me on Skype how the relationship with your daughter is going and how you are.

What Parents Say After Coaching With Me

I started the journey with Sabrina hoping to find help to improve the relationship with my fourteen-year-old daughter. I had much more. I have understood many things about myself and by changing my attitude and the way I communicate; I have found a balance with my daughter and I must say with me too.
Giuliana M.
Milan, Italy
I must admit that at the beginning of the coaching process I was a bit skeptical and I approached it by being on the defensive. But I found in Sabrina warmth and welcome, above all understanding and total absence of judgment. This put me at ease, and I understood a lot of things about myself and my twelve-year-old daughter. Now I no longer feel like an inadequate mother and this also reflects positively on our relationship.
Simona C.
Rome, Italy
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