Bright Families

Group Social Skills for Teens

A few scripts and frameworks to encourage your child to behave well and include others, rather than split the group so she can maximize time with friends.

Week 3 with a Glucose Monitor

Time outside is the best way to balance my blood sugar, but I’m also fine tuning my carb levels.

Choosing your One Next Thing

A very freeing way to approach both nutrition and relationships when we’re overthinking and overwhelmed

Do you REALLY have low sleep needs?

If you’re sleeping 6-7 hours and it was always *enough*, but now you’re finding yourself with stubborn extra weight, irritability, and dysregulated hormones, it’s time to reconsider.

Week One with a Glucose Monitor

What I’ve seen in the first week of using the Stelo by Dexcom - average is higher than expected, spikes are more common later in the day, activity mitigates processed food, and brain work (being “on”) pushes blood sugar up regardless of when I’ve eaten.

Resistant Kid Strategies

A few counterintuitive (at least for me) approaches that have been helpful, borrowed from Low-Demand Parenting and the PDA/Autism perspective.

Showing love to postpartum Moms

A few ways to love that mom who just had a baby, or tell people how to love you - with gifts, time, help, and meals

Irregular Periods in Teens

15-minute overview of how to approach this with your daughter and what to keep in mind

Analyzing Fatigue

Trying to figure out why you’re tired? It could be anemia, thyroid, poor sleep, brain drain… here’s how I walk clients through questions to sort out what’s contributing.

Client Progress Story: Using Circadian rhythms to improve HRV

Big progress for a homeschool mom in a cold climate, with stubbornly low HRV, poor sleep, and feeling stuck wondering what to try next. She is finding that morning sunlight increased her HRV and her relaxed time from 1 hour to 6 hours out of every 24. Too good not to share!