From Power Struggles to Connected Independence
Your teen or young adult is struggling, and you’re exhausted.
You’ve done everything you can—supporting them through school, sports, late-night talks, even treatment.
But now, they’re home (or never left), and you’re stuck in a cycle of nagging, worrying, and walking on eggshells.
Do You Want A Way To Support Your Teen or Young Adult Child Without Enabling?
Yes, more than anything you do.
But you worry:
🔹 Will they relapse or fall back into old habits?
🔹 Are their friends a bad influence?
🔹 How do you enforce boundaries without pushing them away?
You want to trust them, but the past makes it hard.
You want to support them, but not enable.
You need a clear plan—not just hope that things will get better.
That’s Where I Come In.
Hi, I’m Susan Morley, Parenting Coach, Family Recovery Coach, long-term recovery advocate, and mom of 2 successful young adults.
I get how hard it is to balance support and structure—because I’ve been there myself. I help parents like you:
✅ Set clear, effective boundaries without guilt or second-guessing
✅ Communicate in a way that your teen actually hears (no more fights!)
✅ Recognize warning signs—and respond without enabling
✅ Rebuild trust so your home is a place of connection, not conflict
How Coaching Works
You can stop worrying and create a home environment that supports your teen's independence while protecting your relationship with them.
Parenting Sessions
Action starts with the right mindset. You will be listened to and uncover your mission, vision, what your goals are and what next steps need to be taken so you can get there.
Family Coaching
Susan will work with your family teaching simple communication skills and facilitating family meetings as you rebuild trust and repair relationships.
Ongoing Support
You deserve on-the-spot support. Text or email Susan to get in-the-moment support you need so you can break old habits and support recovery in your home.
Quick Start Guide to Fun & Effective Family Meetings
Tired of eye rolls and one-word answers? Make family meetings something your teen actually enjoys!
This free guide teaches you the 4 essential questions to ask so every family member feels heard, takes responsibility, and stays engaged—without the awkward silence or resistance.
Download now and start having meetings that matter!
Coaching Options
Schedule a consultation to discuss which option is the best fit for your family.
Behavior Audit
$327
ONE 75-minute coaching session where you will discover what is driving your child’s behavior and how to adjust your parenting approach.
Personalized recommendations, including scripts, discipline strategies, and resources are included.
Communication with therapists already working with members of your family at no extra charge.
Referrals to trusted professionals, if needed.
BEST VALUE
6-Month Program
$989
TWO Home Visits* at least 2 hours each so Susan can observe and support families in the comfort of their home.
TEN 1:1 Zoom Calls with Susan to teach effective parenting strategies and find solutions to current behavior problems.
SIX months of any time support via text and video chat so you can get real-time solutions to current issues.
LIFETIME access to the Parenting Portal and continued email support to help if things get knocked off balance.
*plus expenses
4-Month Program
$772
SEVEN 1:1 Zoom Calls with Susan to teach effective parenting strategies and find solutions to current behavior problems.
FOUR months of any time support via text and video chat so you can get real-time solutions to current issues.
SIX months of access to the Parenting Portal and continued email support to help if things get knocked off balance.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are some of the questions parents most frequently ask:
Shouldn't I Be Able to Figure This Out On My Own?
So many moms think parenting is supposed to be a struggle -- they don't get help or get the correct strategies because they think they need to handle it by themselves, and they're afraid that getting help means that they're failing as a mom.
They think the struggle needs to be part of the process.
My Parenting Partner Won't Go For This.
I hear different versions of this one a lot. But the truth is, it's not about your parenting partner.
Yes, it would be so much easier if you and your parenting partner were on the same page but that's just not realistic for all families.
You each grew up in different households and are now in one household with a strong-willed child who exhausts you.
You may not even be able to spend time with your parenting partner because you're so exhausted by the end of the day you fall asleep while reading bedtime stories.
And you know what? Waiting for your parenting partner to join you for coaching is costing you the time and energy that you could be spending together (without the kids). Although I welcome both parents to participate in sessions, it is not a requirement.
Changes made by one parent are sufficient enough to create positive, lasting change.
And one thing I see time after time is when one parent makes positive changes, the other parent will adopt those positive changes as well. Start making positive changes by scheduling a call today.
I'm Not Ready To Hire Someone...Maybe I'll Wait To See If Things Get Better
Look - - this is a program that does involve a financial investment but as a result, you'll get a LOT of personalized support and parenting solutions. The moms who get the fastest and longest-lasting results are ones who reach out and get my support frequently (even daily!). The more you get support, the more value you will get from one of my programs. You can have me with you, holding your hand in every step of parenting and that is something that therapists can't do.
You're actually going to save yourself so much time and energy using my parenting strategies that you will have time to relax because your child will be more independent and well-behaved.
I'm Not Ready To Hire Someone...Maybe I'll Wait To See If Things Get Better
Can I be honest?? This is my favorite excuse to help you overcome. Most of you are currently "overworking" yourself in your family BECAUSE you don't have the correct structure. After all, you never intended to be the mom of a child who refuses to listen, sasses you, hits other children, fights you over every.little.thing --- but now that you are, you want things to be different.
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