Every program starts with the Parent Map. From there, you choose how much ongoing support fits your situation.
Before you commit to any ongoing program, you start with an assessment. It takes about 20 minutes. At the end, you have a personalized picture of where you are as a parent right now and a clear recommendation for what to do next.
You do not have to continue into a monthly program afterward. The Parent Map stands on its own. But most parents who complete it do.
A one-time assessment for parents of neurodivergent children. Clinically grounded. Personalized to your situation.
$199, one time
Get Your Parent MapThere is one program, not a set of tiers. Everyone gets the same daily practice, the same coached Parent Circle, the same curriculum and the same monthly Q&A. What you choose is how far ahead you book — and booking further ahead costs less.
The daily program with a coached Parent Circle, with no commitment. Cancel whenever you like. This is where most parents start after getting their Parent Map.
$199 for your first month, then $99 per month
The whole program, booked ahead and paid once. Six months is long enough for the daily practice to become the way you parent, rather than something you are trying.
$749 for 6 months
Prefer to start shorter? $499 for 3 months.
Everything above, plus
Twelve months of the same program, for parents who want this to be the long arc rather than a season.
$1,199 per year
Everything above, plus
One-to-one live sessions sit outside the program and can be added to any of the options above. $149 per 45-minute session, or +$129 per month for one private session every month.
Yes. The Parent Map is the entry point for all programs. It takes about 20 minutes and gives us the information we need to place you in the right Parent Circle and starting point. You can complete it from anywhere.
A Parent Circle is a small group of parents, up to 10 total, who work through the program together. A trained parent coach facilitates the group. You post short daily video reflections, support each other, and work through the curriculum at the same pace. The size is intentional: small enough to feel personal, large enough to feel like a real community.
No. Parent Practices is a coaching and peer support program. It is not clinical therapy and is not a replacement for any therapy your child or you may be receiving. Many parents find it works well alongside existing therapy, and many of our referrals come directly from therapists who see the gap it fills.
Ten minutes a day is the baseline. You post a short daily video reflection and engage with your circle. Some days you may do more. The point is consistency, not volume. The program is built around the reality that ND parents already have a full schedule.
Yes. The monthly program runs on a 30-day cycle and can be cancelled at any time. There is no long-term commitment required.
Yes. The program is open to any parent whose child shows neurodivergent traits, whether or not they carry a formal diagnosis. Many families are in the process of evaluation when they start. Others have children who are clearly ND but have not been formally assessed. The Parent Map will help us understand your situation regardless.
Yes. We are actively building our referral network and welcome conversations with therapists, OTs, SLPs, school counselors, and other professionals who work with ND families. Reach out through the contact page to schedule a conversation with Dr. Sibley.
