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Practical, clinically informed support for parents, not just for the child, twenty minutes from Clarksville.
Collaborative Counseling Center offers parent coaching to families in Clarksville, MD, at its Columbia office, 8820 Columbia 100 Parkway, Suite 201, Columbia, MD 21045, about a 20 minute drive via Route 108. Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule.
Raising a child in Clarksville often means navigating a school system with some of the highest academic standards in Maryland, alongside a community where achievement is visible and constantly compared. Parents coming to Collaborative Counseling Center from Clarksville frequently describe pressure to keep their child’s struggles quiet, or uncertainty about how to support a child who is falling behind peers in a community where most families appear to be thriving. Parent coaching gives parents a place to work through that specific tension, not just general parenting advice.
A child’s individual therapy focuses on the child. Parent coaching focuses on the parent, giving them tools, strategies and support to reinforce what is happening in the child’s treatment at home, and to manage the day to day reality of raising a child with additional needs in a demanding school environment.
When a child is also seeing a psychiatrist or therapist at Collaborative Counseling Center, the parent coach can coordinate directly with those providers, so the guidance parents receive lines up with what is happening in the child’s own treatment.
Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule parent coaching.
Collaborative Counseling Center
8820 Columbia 100 Parkway, Suite 201, Columbia, MD 21045
A 20 minute drive from Clarksville via Route 108
I’ve been a patient at Collaborative Counseling Center for nearly a decade, and I truly cannot speak highly enough about the level of care, compassion, and expertise I’ve received, especially from Dr. Greenberger.
Sessions take place at the Columbia office, about a 20 minute drive from Clarksville via Route 108. Telehealth is available for some sessions.
Parent coaching is clinically informed support focused on the parent, providing strategies for managing a child’s behavioral or emotional needs at home.
No. Parents can seek coaching whether or not their child is currently in therapy or psychiatric care.
Yes. When a child is also being seen at this practice, the parent coach can coordinate directly with the child’s other providers.
Contact the office to discuss session structure for your family.
Family therapy typically includes the child and works on relationships within the household. Parent coaching focuses on the parent alone, building the parent’s own tools and strategies.
Parent coaching supports families across a range of ages, from early childhood behavioral concerns through the pressures of adolescence. Contact the office to discuss your child’s age and situation.
Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule.
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