The waiting room
You sit through your child's appointments. You drive home with a list of things to try. Nobody asks how you are doing.
Your child has support. Now you do too.
Parent Practices is a daily growth program for parents of neurodivergent children.
The Gap
The part of ND parenting nobody addresses
By the time most parents find us, they have spent years coordinating therapists, navigating IEPs, and researching their child's diagnosis. They have done everything right for their child. And they have had almost nothing built for them.
That is not an accident. The entire system is designed around the child. Parent Practices is the first program designed around you.
The reading list
You have read the books and listened to the podcasts. You still feel like you are figuring this out alone. Information helps. It does not replace practice.
The Facebook group
The community is there. But it is commiseration, not growth. There is no structure. Nothing compounds.
The Program
A daily practice for the parent, not the child
Parent Practices gives you a structured daily program, a coached peer community, and a personalized roadmap. It is not therapy and it is not generic coaching. It is the ongoing practice that makes you better at one of the hardest jobs there is.
Clinically Grounded
Built by a licensed child and family therapist with 25 years of clinical practice. Every part of the program is grounded in real clinical experience, not trends or generic parenting advice.
Peer-Supported
You work in a Parent Circle with up to 9 other parents facing similar situations. A trained parent coach facilitates the group and stays with you throughout.
Built Around Daily Practice
The program runs on daily engagement, not weekly appointments. Ten minutes a day is the baseline. Consistency is what produces change. This is designed to fit your actual life.
The Process
How it works
1
Get your Parent Map
A short AI voice intake interview, about 10 minutes, plus two brief screenings. At the end you get your Unique Parent Map: a personalized summary of where you are right now and what to focus on first.
$49, one time
2
Join the daily program
You are placed in a Parent Circle with up to 9 other parents and a trained parent coach. Daily video reflections, curriculum access, and a monthly live Q&A with Dr. Allison Sibley.
$199 per month
3
Go deeper as you grow
If you want more hands-on support, higher tiers add packaged coaching sessions and direct clinical consultation. The program meets you where you are and adjusts as you grow.
starting at $499 per month
Where to Start
Two ways in
The Parent Map
A one-time assessment that gives you a clear picture of where you are and what to work on first. Most parents begin here.
- 10-minute AI voice intake interview
- Two brief screenings (PSI-4, BASC-3 BESS)
- Your Unique Parent Map with findings and next steps
- Recommendations for which program tier fits your situation
$49, one time
Get Your Parent MapMonthly Core Program
The ongoing daily practice. Runs month to month and can be cancelled at any time.
- Parent Circle with up to 9 parents and a trained coach
- Daily Growth Program via video sharing platform
- Parent Practices curriculum and video library
- Monthly live Q&A with Dr. Allison Sibley
- Your Unique Parent Map on entry
$199 per month
See the Full ProgramNot sure where to start? Begin with the Parent Map. It takes 20 minutes and tells you exactly where to go next.
About
Built by someone who has been in the room
Dr. Allison Sibley is a licensed child and family therapist. She has spent 25 years working with neurodivergent children and their families, and she has three neurodivergent children of her own.
She built Parent Practices because the gap was too obvious to ignore. Every system built for ND families was built for the child. Nobody was building anything for the parent who holds it all together.
25+ years of clinical practice
More about AllisonThe Parent Map takes 20 minutes.
It gives you a clear starting point and a personalized picture of what to work on first. Most parents say it is the first time someone has looked at their situation and given them something concrete.
Get Your Parent Map