Braxton StormClinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW (he, him)

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Parenting often feels like navigating through a dense forest, where every step presents a new challenge. Balancing time, staying organized, and focusing on tasks become Herculean feats. The struggle to keep up is real. From the outside, it may seem like you've got it all together, but internally, the juggling act is overwhelming. But amidst the chaos, there's a yearning for deeper connections with your children, to bridge the gap and nurture meaningful relationships. It's difficult to change old patterns but you've reached a turning point. You have decided to make some changes. As a parent, you aspire to strengthen the bonds with your children, to transcend old patterns, and to approach parenting with intention and confidence. You want to show up for your children in calm and gentle ways that foster connection and growth in the relationship. You're determined not to let anger dictate your reactions. Fortunately, therapy can help.

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