Parenting & Family
Practical guidance for parents who want to strengthen communication, build trust, and support their children's development.
Children grow through connection
Positive reinforcement, appropriate boundaries, encouragement and real chances to take responsibility help children grow. My role is to give parents practical tools and support, without judgment.
This is educational guidance and coaching for parents. It is not psychotherapy, counseling or medical care.
Background
Experience with parents and children
8
years at a parent academy
10+
years with parents and families
- Completed the Nurturing Parenting Program Core Facilitator Training (20th Edition).
- Completed Nurturing Parenting facilitator training for the adolescent program (March 2025).
- 8 years at a parent academy, working with parents and with children.
- More than 10 years of related experience with parents and families overall.
- Experience with school-age children and families from diverse cultural backgrounds, including immigrant families.
Key topics
What we can work on
Building Trust
Creating the kind of relationship where a child feels safe to come to you.
Understanding Children's Behavior
Looking at what a behavior is trying to say before deciding how to respond.
Communication Without Constant Conflict
Fewer power struggles, calmer conversations, clearer agreements.
Positive Reinforcement / Positive Parenting
Noticing and encouraging what goes right, so it happens more often.
Emotional Development
Helping children name, understand and manage their feelings.
Healthy Boundaries
Rules that are clear, kind and consistent, and that children can understand.
Family Connection
Rituals, time and attention that hold a family together.
Multicultural & Immigrant Family Support
Parenting between cultures and languages, and the questions it brings.
Programs & Workshops
Lesson programs for parents
Developed lesson programs for parents of children in two age groups.
Developed curricula
0–6
Parents of children aged 0–6
Early childhood: attachment, routines, emotions, first boundaries and encouraging good behavior from the start.
Upcoming dates will be announced — contact us to learn more.
Developed curricula
8–12
Parents of children aged 8–12
School years: responsibility, homework, friendships, screen time and keeping communication open as children grow.
Upcoming dates will be announced — contact us to learn more.
Possible formats
- Individual guidance
- Small groups
- Interactive parent workshops
- Online
- In person
Consultation languages
Russianעברית(Hebrew)
From Reaction to Connection
The same moment, two different paths
A general educational example, not individual advice.
Scenario 1 of 3
Your child refuses to do homework.
Reaction
“No phone until it's done. I'm tired of asking you every day.”
Likely effect
The child digs in. Homework becomes a daily battle.
Connection
“Looks like this assignment feels hard today. Let's look at the first task together, then you continue on your own.”
Likely effect
The feeling is acknowledged, the boundary stays, and the child gets a way to start.
A practical tool
Where PBank fits in
PBank is an optional tool that can complement positive communication by making everyday efforts visible. It works alongside conversation, encouragement and clear boundaries, not instead of them. Not every good deed needs a reward, and the family decides what earns points.
Build a Stronger Connection with Your Child.
Tell me about your family and what you would like to change. We will discuss the format that suits you.