Parent Coaching & Family Support | Davis CA & Online | SCLC

Parent Coaching & Family Support

Parenting a child with unique social and emotional needs can be overwhelming. You don't have to do it alone.

Personalized Support for Every Family

At Social and Cognitive Learning Center, parent coaching sessions give you personalized guidance, practical strategies, and a safe space to talk through challenges.

Every family's journey looks different. Parent coaching can also be offered as a stand-alone service or in combination with your child's social skills coaching program.

Limited availability
Option 1

Private Parent Coaching

50-minute sessions, virtual (in-person available on request). Schedule weekly, every other week, or once a month.

  • Focus on your child's unique social and emotional development
  • Practical tools you can use at home, school, and in the community
  • Support for sibling dynamics, regulation at home, and family transitions
  • I can attend IEP, 504, or SST meetings with you — or provide input before and after
  • Schedule regularly or as needed
$175 / session
Can be scheduled as a stand-alone service or paired with your child's social skills coaching for a more complete approach.
Option 2

Group Parent Coaching

Family Resources Series (for parents) — live virtual sessions, twice a month, 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 12–1pm.

  • 15–20 minute presentation on a social/emotional topic, then open group discussion
  • Presentation portion recorded and sent by email replay
  • Attendance is optional — come when you can, skip when you can't
  • A supportive community for encouragement and connection
  • Learn from parents who are on the same journey
$47 / month
Included for no additional fee for parents with children enrolled in SCLC services.
"💜 When parents feel supported and equipped, children thrive."

Ready to Feel Supported as a Parent?

Start with a 50-minute virtual initial session with Noriko.
Let's talk about your family's strengths & needs to find the right next step.

Book Your First Appointment →