Stoller Parent Coaching

09/08/2025

✨ Free Workshop for Parents of Neurodiverse Kids ✨

Is your hypervigilance or anxiety creating tension in your home? Self-compassion is key to helping those anxious parts know you hear their message and that you are on it.

Join Family-Wellbeing Coach™ Sheryl Stoller for a supportive hour that encourages greater understanding of your protective parts and a new way to partner with them so you can show up for your family from your Essence Self, not survival mode.

🗓 Tuesday, September 30
🕙 10–11 am CT
🎟 Free registration → https://www.rfr.bz/f93d643

You’ll learn how to:

🌿 Quiet your inner critic and reactive patterns with self-compassion
🌿 Recognize when hypervigilance is harming more than helping
🌿 Shift to calm clarity using the Positive Intelligence™ framework
🌿 Create a personalized plan to parent with curiosity, creativity, and connection

This session is perfect for parents craving more calm, clarity, and compassion in their homes—by anchoring in presence, not survival mode.

BONUS for Live Attendees: Choose a FREE private consult—a “Saboteur Debriefing” to explore your hypervigilance or a “Broader Plan” session for a personalized path forward.

09/04/2025

You can be the confident, loving leader your family needs.
Not by doing it all perfectly…
But by having a system that supports your family's well-being—backed by real tools and real research.

My framework draws from:
• Neuroscience
• Child development
• Coaching psychology
• Neurodiversity-informed practices

I built what I wished I’d had when my kids were young, so you don’t have to do this alone or by trial-and-error.

✨ You deserve clarity.
✨ Your child deserves connection.
✨ Your whole family deserves ease.

I have a few openings in my calendar right now for free consultations.
Grab a spot and get the support you’ve been searching for:
👉 https://www.rfr.bz/f0c81f1

09/02/2025

I invite you to give this a try today. Try saying “ I’m so glad you told me” to each of your thoughts, emotions, and body sensation. Bringing that tenderness to yourself clears the way for you to bring it to your child as well.

09/01/2025

Does parenting sometimes feel like a constant battle with worry or overthinking? Hypervigilance can steal your calm and connection with your kids.

What if you could parent with clarity, compassion, and confidence instead?

Join me for a FREE webinar:

Ease Your Hypervigilant Parenting into Calm Clarity with Self-Compassion

I’ll help you:

✨ Quiet your inner critic and reactive patterns with self-compassion
✨ Spot when hypervigilance is harming more than helping
✨ Shift from chaos to calm clarity using the Positive Intelligence™
✨ Create a personalized plan to foster connection and ease in your home

🗓 Tuesday, September 30th
🕙 10–11 am CT
🎟️ Free registration → https://www.rfr.bz/f3cae99

In just one hour, shift from survival mode to calm, connected parenting. Don’t miss out!

08/28/2025

In the moment, it might feel easier to just get things done.

But when you pause—just for a moment—to bring your child into the task…
To fold in joy, play, or even just connection…

💫 You’re building something far bigger than a clean room or a finished to-do list.

You’re creating experiences for your child to know that they are an indispensable part of this family. The whole family belongs, and wouldn’t be this family without them.

That they are a part of a family that works together,
That plays and contributes and values each person as they are, and that they are there to be themselves, to belong, to be loved fully, not just to be managed.

These micro-moments of connection?
They ripple into long-term trust, confidence, and cooperation.

08/26/2025

When we offer ourselves compassion, something powerful shifts.

We step out of fear and into love.
And when we operate from a place of love, our children feel it.

Compassionate connection isn’t just a nice idea. It’s a nervous system message—to us, and to our kids:
✨ You are safe.
✨ You are seen.
✨ You are loved.

This is how we become the safe leaders our children can follow, not through control or correction, but through presence and compassion. And…

It is one of the hardest things to do, not only because of the tasks on our to-do lists, but also because our system is catching their negative energy and upset, and there may be childhood messages that tell us love is conditional, that we aren’t worthy of compassion.

Come learn how to witness their upset without absorbing and mimicking it, and how to meet the unworthy messages without acting on them.

08/18/2025

How wonderful WonderWorks is! So looking forward to the next time - and to giving a talk in October!! Stay tuned!!

Tomorrow is all about peaceful play at Wonder Works Children’s Museum ! Join us for a Sensory Friendly Morning on 8/17 in partnership with Stoller Parent Coaching
Thoughtfully designed for children with sensory sensitivities, we’ll offer calm spaces, lower lighting, quiet activities, and supportive staff join us and RSVP online Sensory Friendly Play Sessions – Wonder Works Children's Museum . Let’s create a welcoming, inclusive environment where every child can explore, learn, and shine. 🌈

08/16/2025

If you or your child struggles with transitions (like back-to-school)—this session is for YOU.

Join Family-Wellbeing Coach™ Sheryl Stoller to design a plan to meet both you and your child’s needs before, during, and after transitions.

🗓 Tuesday, August 19 | 10–11 am CT
✨ Free workshop with me, Sheryl Stoller

Back to School Without Blowups: Nervous System Tools for Smooth Shifts

🎟️ REGISTER here → https://www.rfr.bz/fd36e65

08/14/2025

Feeling the dread of back-to-school transitions with your child?

What if you could understand the root of this turbulence and learn how to respond with unwavering calm and powerful presence, guiding your child (and yourself) through transitions with greater ease?

I crafted this free workshop to provide you with a dedicated space and time to learn proven strategies you can apply immediately to begin this school year with clarity, confidence, and care.

This session is your chance to learn how to:
💛 Understand what transitions really mean for a child’s developing nervous system.
💛 Recognize your child’s learning and sensory preferences and how those affect transition challenges.
💛 Design a personalized plan to meet both of your needs—before, during, and after transitions.

That’s why I want to make sure you don’t miss this:

🗓 Tuesday, August 19 | 10–11 am CT
✨ Free workshop with me, Sheryl Stoller

Back to School Without Blowups: Nervous System Tools for Smooth Shifts

🎟️ RSVP here → https://www.rfr.bz/fdd9d14

In just one hour, you’ll design a personalized plan to meet both your child’s and your needs—before, during, and after transitions like a new school year.

08/11/2025

✨ Free Workshop for Parents of Neurodiverse Kids ✨

🎒 Back-to-school season is quickly approaching, and it often brings new routines, different environments, and shifting expectations that can trigger emotional overwhelm for both your child and you.

Join Family-Wellbeing Coach™ Sheryl Stoller for a supportive hour that helps encourage the natural rhythm of cooperation at home.

🗓 Tuesday, August 19
🕙 10–11 am CT
🎟 Free registration → https://www.rfr.bz/febef7b

You’ll learn how to:
🌿 Understand what transitions really mean for a child’s developing nervous system.
🌿 Step into 4 powerful parenting roles that support smoother transitions: Detective, Whole-Brain Enabler, Systems Designer, and Safe Harbor.
🌿 Recognize your child’s learning and sensory preferences and how those affect transition challenges.
🌿 Use your body to regulate your own stress and co-regulate with your child.

This session is perfect for parents who want to begin the school year with clarity, confidence, and care—by anchoring in presence, not pressure.

08/08/2025

What a great offering! This is something that would be very hard to put together alone. I highly encourage you to attend and to share this far and wide.

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