Building emotional skills and communication together
Your school-age child is probably starting to name the emotions they feel. They can understand and follow (or try to bend!) rules. They’re also in class or at school for hours at a time, learning academics, boundaries, and social skills.
At this stage, coaching usually becomes more of a three-way partnership between the caregiver, the child, and the coach. Kids can express how they feel and what they’re going through. They can try activities and learn skills. Caregivers do the vital work of practicing tools at home between sessions. Our coaches support both you and your child as you manage the everyday ups and downs.

Explore topics like:
Tantrums and outbursts
Sleep routines and trying new foods
Creating structure and building independence
Starting a new grade or school
Making and keeping friends
Neurodiversity and other differences
Caregivers with kids in this age range can focus on guiding, modeling, and practicing skills. You’ll learn when to step in, when to step back, and how to stay connected during moments of frustration.

Get started by topic of interest
Big emotions & behavior
Anxiety
Sadness
Stress and more
Digital life & safety
Cyberbullying
Internet safety
Screen time and more
Family & parenting
Communication
Dynamics
Grief and more
Identity & development
Gender identity
Racial identity
Sex & dating and more
Neurodiversity & other differences
ADHD,
Focus,
Autism and more
School & social skills
Emotional skills
Organizational skills
Absenteeism and more
Sleeping & eating
Bedtime
Meals
Nutrition and more
