Parenting can be deeply rewarding, and at times, incredibly hard. Many parents seek parent counselling when they feel unsure, overwhelmed, or stuck in patterns that don’t feel helpful for them or their child.
Living Counselling offers online parent counselling for parents who want space to reflect, gain clarity, and feel more confident in how they respond to their child’s needs. This is a supportive space where you don’t need to have all the answers, just a willingness to explore what’s going on.
Parents often seek counselling for parents when they are experiencing:
Parent counselling is not about judging your parenting, it’s about offering parenting support that helps you feel more grounded, informed and supported.
Parent counselling focuses on supporting you to:
Through counselling, parents often gain deeper insight into understanding your child, while also learning how to care for themselves in the process.
All parent sessions are offered via online parent counselling, making it easier to access support around busy family life.
Online counselling allows you to:
Sessions may involve parent-only support, or may be integrated alongside child, teen or family counselling, depending on what best supports your family.
Parent counselling may be helpful if you are:
You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit from parent counselling. Many parents seek support early to build confidence and prevent challenges from escalating.
If you’re considering parent counselling, online parent counselling, or counselling for parents, you’re welcome to get in touch.
Support for parents matters, and seeking help is a strong, thoughtful step.
Enquire or book an online parent counselling session today.
Book a counselling session to support your needs.
Not always. Parent counselling can be parent-only, especially when the focus is on understanding your child, strengthening communication, or building confidence in your parenting approach.
In some cases, parent counselling may sit alongside child, teen or family counselling, depending on what best supports your family.
No. Parent counselling is not about judgement or blame.
It’s a supportive space to reflect, understand patterns, and explore what might help you and your child feel more connected and supported. Many parents find it reassuring and empowering rather than corrective.
Yes. Sessions balance emotional support with practical guidance. We can explore communication, boundaries, responses to behaviour, and ways to better understand what your child may be expressing through their actions or emotions.
Not always. Parent counselling can be parent-only, or alongside child, teen or family counselling, depending on what’s most helpful.
No. Parent counselling is supportive and non-judgemental. It focuses on understanding, confidence and practical support.
Yes. Sessions offer both emotional support and practical guidance around communication, boundaries and understanding your child.
