Foster Carers and Adoptive Parents
Foster Carers
Some of the most remarkable qualities that define foster carers are their unwavering presence, consistent availability, and nurturing care for the children and young people they support. Whether you see yourself as a carer, a parent, or something in between—whether your role is short-term, long-term, or permanent—every foster carer’s journey is unique.
I understand that being a foster carer carries immense responsibility, emotional highs and lows, and challenges that few outside the role truly grasp. It requires exceptional strength, compassion, and resilience. Coaching isn’t about giving advice or telling you what to do—it’s a supportive space where you can reflect, recharge, and build confidence in your own abilities. It’s an opportunity to be heard, to connect with someone who understands, and to develop tools that help make the journey more manageable. You are not alone, and investing in yourself through coaching is a powerful way to continue showing up as the amazing carer you already are.
Whether you're managing day-to-day responsibilities, preparing for panels or licensing, facing assessments or allegations, navigating a child’s transition to a new family, or adjusting to life after a young person has moved on—coaching can help you face each challenge with greater clarity, conviction, and strength. Having a coach by your side can make all the difference.
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Adoptive Parents
Adoption is often a profoundly positive solution, uniting children in need of parents with loving families and fulfilling the dreams of adults yearning to become parents. The journey from deciding to adopt to the moment you're matched with your child or children can span years.
Historically, adoptive parents and their children received limited support. The romanticized idea of family life often overshadowed the challenging realities they faced. Many adoptive parents have grappled with feelings of isolation, struggling to express their stresses and challenges. Today, we acknowledge that adoptive parents and their children undergo a range of experiences, both positive and difficult, necessitating external support at times.
If you are an adoptive parent, I provide a safe space within our coaching sessions to evaluate your circumstances and identify areas for positive change, ultimately leading to a better life. Remember, taking care of yourself enables you to care for your family in a way that fosters greater peace and harmony.
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