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A real intake conversation
A 10-minute AI voice interview designed to understand your situation as a parent, not your child's diagnosis. You answer the questions. You don't have to prepare anything.
The Parent Map is a 20-minute assessment for parents of neurodivergent children. You leave with a clear picture of where you are and a concrete sense of what to work on first.
No subscription. No ongoing commitment unless you choose it.
Your child has a therapist. You sit in the waiting room. You drive home with a list of things to try. Nobody asks how you are doing.
The meltdown ended an hour ago. Your child has moved on. You are still carrying it.
You have read the books. They explained the diagnosis well. They did not change how you show up the next morning.
You know your own regulation affects your child's. You have known that for a while. Knowing it and being able to do something about it are different things.
You are the person everyone else in the room expects to hold it together. Nobody built anything for that person.
The Parent Map starts with you. Not your child's last evaluation. Not their diagnosis. You, right now, as a parent.
20 minutes. No subscription unless you choose it.
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A 10-minute AI voice interview designed to understand your situation as a parent, not your child's diagnosis. You answer the questions. You don't have to prepare anything.
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The Parenting Stress Index (PSI-4) and the BASC-3 Behavioral Screening. Both are used widely in clinical practice. Together they take about 10 minutes.
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A personalized summary of your findings: where you are, what the data shows, and what it means for how you approach your parenting practice from here.
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A recommendation for which Parent Practices program tier fits your situation. You can act on it or not. There is no pressure and no follow-up sales process.
You create your Parent Practices account and review the informed consent before anything begins.
About 2 minutes
An AI-guided voice interview walks you through questions about your experience as a parent. It covers your situation, your child's profile, and what has and hasn't worked.
About 10 minutes
The Parenting Stress Index (PSI-4) and the BASC-3 BESS. Standard clinical instruments. You answer the questions. The system compiles the data.
About 10 minutes combined
Your Parent Map is generated from your intake interview and screening data. It summarizes your findings and makes a clear recommendation for your next step.
A formal diagnosis is not required. The Parent Map is open to any parent whose child shows neurodivergent traits, whether or not a formal assessment has taken place.
Licensed Child and Family Therapist. 25 years of clinical practice with neurodivergent families. Three ND kids of her own. She built Parent Practices because every system built for ND families was built for the child. The Parent Map is grounded in her clinical methodology and informed by the real experience of raising ND kids.
About 20 minutes from start to finish. The voice intake is 10 minutes. The two screenings take about 10 minutes combined. Account setup is a couple of minutes. You can do it all in one sitting.
You receive your Parent Map with a summary of your findings and a recommendation for which Parent Practices program fits your situation. If you want to enroll in the ongoing program, you can do that from there. There is no pressure and no follow-up sequence designed to nudge you into anything.
Yes. All data is handled in accordance with our privacy policy. Your intake information and screening results are used only to generate your Parent Map and are not shared with third parties.
No. The Parent Map is open to any parent whose child shows neurodivergent traits, whether or not a formal diagnosis exists.
No. Parent Practices is a coaching and peer support program. It is not clinical therapy and is not intended to replace any clinical services your child or you may be receiving. The Parent Map uses validated clinical instruments to understand your situation, but it is not a clinical assessment and does not produce a clinical diagnosis.
Most ND parents have never had anyone look at their situation and give them something specific to work on. That is what the Parent Map does.
Get Your Parent Map, $49No subscription. No ongoing commitment unless you choose it.