Becoming a Peaceful Parent doesn’t require working through the Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Online Course alone.

It’s both easier and more fun when you join a group of fellow parents (including a coach!) who are also on this journey.

I’m pretty sure that there isn’t a peaceful parenting course out there that is more thorough than that of my mentor–and the woman I am honored to have trained with–Dr. Laura Markham. 

The only problem is that it is so thorough, many parents never finish it. Or they do, but they flounder trying to put all this amazing knowledge into practice.

If that’s you–or you worry it might be you–I’ve got you.

Whether this is your first time taking the course or your fifth, I invite you to join me and four other families for a weekly, one-hour Zoom meeting to discuss that week’s material and how to apply the ideas of peaceful parenting to your unique family. In each one-hour session we’ll share our main takeaways from that week’s audio lecture and/or readings and our answers to 1-3 “homework” questions, plus I’ll answer any questions you have about the material or its application to your family. This will not only help you get the work done, it will also help you actually apply it to your family, taking what you learn from theory to practice.

And you can join us for the relatively low price of $200 for 12 sessions.


  • The small group really helped me to stick with the course and complete it. I've signed up for the course many times before, but usually with life getting busy I miss several weeks of audios and never did the homework. Having a small group of gals cheering me on gave me the courage to face the hard parts too. This is the hardest work you can do, but with support, it will be worth it for you and your family.

    -Michele, mother of two kids (6 & 8)

  • Heidi's small group has been a huge source of support for me while taking the course the second time around. Heidi is really great at engaging the group and in bringing a wealth of knowledge into the conversation. I'm always refreshed and inspired after attending the meetings. I highly recommend it!

    -Amelia, mother of 4 (ages 12, 10, 7 & 4)

Hey there! I’m Heidi.

And I’m here to help you get through, digest, and apply all the amazing learning of the Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Online Course to your life and that of your family.

You see, when I decided to pursue a new career as a parent coach, I was pretty sure that making a course was going to be part of my journey. But then I had to do the Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Online Course again as part of my training with the course creator, Dr. Laura Markham, and I realized that all of the information that parents need about why peaceful parenting works and the basics of the approach was already available at a very reasonable price. The only problem was that many of the parents–much like myself the first time I took the course six years ago–weren’t getting all the way through or they were getting stuck trying to figure out how to adapt an idea to their unique situation. And the best way to help those parents wasn’t to give them another course, but to give them support to make the course they already had as impactful and personalized as possible. 

  • The small group was the best part of the course for me. It really helped me connect my life with the material. And, it really increases the motivation to get the reading and audio work completed.

    -Katie, mother of two (9 and 6)

Don’t let your investment in the Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Online Course go to waste!

GET THE SUPPORT OF A SMALL GROUP ON YOUR JOURNEY.

In addition, if you have a group of participants and a space (IRL or virtual) I am happy to lead a book group on any of Dr. Laura Markham’s books.

  • Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids

  • Peaceful Parent, Happy Siblings

  • The Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Workbook

Want to know more about my approach before signing up?

Download my free “Embody Peace” workbook today!

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