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What parents are saying

Reggie from Canada

"Hey Coach, I just wanted to send you this quick thank you. I have a troubled teen and experienced first hand how difficult it is finding support and guidance as a single dad. Your insights and guidance has changed my life and I am hopeful that these changes will bring me and my son closer. Thank you for the impact you are making in this world and helping us become better."

Chris from CA

"Coach Richie I can't even begin to thank you for the counseling you gave my husband and I . We have been seeing therapists for years with our son and nothing ever worked. After a couple of sessions with you we feel as though we are bridging a gap that is been between us for a long time. How can I ever repay you for your guidance, empathy and support. I hope this testimonial helps. Other parents out there shouldn't be afraid of trying something different. Different has worked wonders for our family. All our love and respect."

Gabrielle from Spain

"It's like you've been here, saw and heard us. You knew exactly what my teenage daughter and I needed to help us in our situation. I don't know how you knew that she needed me to listen to her and I did it without being a JARhead parent. I did listen and we shared a few hugs as she cried in my arms. She's still angry and sad at times but we have come a long way since I started working with you. You have inspired me and thank you so much for your time and kindness."

Julie from FL

"Your insight is and words are invaluable. The most powerful coaching moment was when you asked me "How you would feel if something bad happened to your child" took my breath away. Women tend to be emotional thinkers but have to think rationally when trying to communicate with their spouses. I will keep this moment in the back of my mind when working through challenges with my teenage daughter and my husband. I wish I found you a lot sooner. Life would have been much easier. Thank you for all you do in this world."

Margot from NY

"As a single mom of 2 teenage girls whose only consistent father figure (my brother) passed away suddenly 2 years ago . It's been a horrible struggle trying to figure out how to parent the "Grieving Teenager"...working with you has helped me soooooo much! Thank you for all you do and my family is in a better place now."

Sharon from TX

"Coach Richie, As a mother of a teenager I can tell you, you have brought so much into my life in such a short period. The coaching and advice you gave me worked so well. I really couldn't believe it was so easy. What I though was a month in hell, ended up being a growing experience for not only my child by myself as a parent. Thank you for being"

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