Kaylie Jacobs

Is Is your child constantly worried, easily overwhelmed, or melting down over things that seem small to you but feel huge to them? Are mornings a struggle, homework a battle, emotions escalating before you've even had your coffee?

The parents who reach out to me are usually exhausted and worried, and unsure what's left to try. They've offered reassurance, built structure, held firm on consequences, and still nothing seems to stick.

Some come because their neurodivergent child is struggling with feeling different from peers, or with the social, emotional, and sensory demands that pile up in a day. Others come because their child is caught between their Orthodox Jewish community and the rest of their world, trying to figure out where they belong. And some come with a teen who's gone quiet, pulled away, or is wrestling with who they are and where they fit.

Whatever brought you here, I help children and teens build age-appropriate skills to feel less overwhelmed, regulate big emotions, and make better sense of the social cues and dynamics that may be adding to their stress. And I help you feel less alone in supporting them.

When you're ready to start making meaningful progress, I’m here to help.