What’s the #1 resource caregivers need that they rarely receive?

Care in return.

“As of 2023, 61% of family caregivers work full or part time, essentially working multiple jobs—one outside the home and one within it.”

Harvard Business School

We know that parenting is both the best and hardest thing you do.

With this dichotomy in mind, we developed a process to regulate parents’ emotions and diffuse inevitable triggers so you’re equipped with skills to stay calm through the big and little waves of parenthood.

We support executives, managers, and leaders like you through private coaching and practical guidance…

and we make this care available beyond traditional maternity and paternity leave.

“Time magazine reports that caregiver is the newest workplace identity.”

Harvard Business School

Our proven approach prioritizes relationships.

By getting to know your motivations, frustrations, personality, and preferences, we can provide personalized guidance and mentorship that fosters accountability and action.

We hold onto those learnings confidentially so if continued support is needed, we can seamlessly jump back in and keep you moving forward.

  • Parents of a Newborn

    “Cara was so excellent at seeing each of our perspectives/points of view, taking what she was hearing from us, and getting to the heart of any issue or discussion right off the bat.

    She’s an incredibly talented professional with amazing interpersonal skills. She found ways for both of us to feel heard, even when we were on different sides of the fence on a topic and understand each other’s perspective. She cultivated self-awareness in our partnership.”

  • Divorced Parent of a Teenager

    “Cara worked with me, remotely, me in San Francisco, she in Chicago—as I recapped the week’s events. Cara created a scaffolding to help me regain a foundation where trust, compassion and listening were paramount in reestablishing boundaries and openness with my daughter.

    Each week, Cara would ask me to think deeply about how I wanted to proceed, and to keep notes and lists on what I felt and how I could apply what we had discussed.

    Her thoughtful approach made me count the minutes each week until we arrived at noon on Tuesday, pst, so that I could gain more insight on how to handle the dynamics of parenting.”

  • Parents of a Toddler

    “Cara asked amazing questions. Without really ever telling me to think a certain way by asking targeted and thoughtful questions, I was able to uncover so much about myself and my actions.”

  • Father of a Newborn

    “Neither my wife nor I had any idea we would value these sessions so much. Incredibly powerful to have the opportunity to talk about not only the new baby in our life and how it impacts our relationship but also our family’s impact to our child’s relationship and our own.”

Parental needs go beyond parental leave.