You love your children more than anything. But let’s be honest—parenting is exhausting.

Between the emotional outbursts, the motivation struggles, and the daily grind, it often feels like you are stuck in a loop of nagging, negotiating, and stress. You wake up promising yourself you’ll be patient, but by dinner time, you're running on fumes.

It doesn't have to be this way.

You don’t need more "tips and tricks" or a stricter discipline chart. You need a fundamental shift in perspective.

Join us for this transformative, interactive webinar where we move beyond "behavior management" and into true family connection.
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Learn how to...​​​​​​​ 

relieve the pressure and stop from lashing out in the heat of the moment.

empathize with your child in difficult moments, by remembering the stressors behind your child's challenging behavior.

calm yourself down so you can access your higher thinking brain.

and so much more!!!

Jacqueline has spent the last 25 years helping parents support their children so they can thrive—not just survive. As the founder of the Great Parenting Show, launched in 2010, she has collaborated with over 150 of the world’s leading parenting experts. In 2020, committed to making support more accessible, she partnered with her co-founders to create Great Parenting Simplified (GPS) Nonprofit Cooperative.

Her passion for this work is deeply personal. It comes from her profound gratitude for the tools that allowed her to:
- overcome tendency for clinical mental illness,
-  co-parenting challenges that included taking her
small children to an emergency shelter,
- sort through significant obstacles to remarrying, including blending their six adult kids,
- responding from a calm place when her adult children are facing challenges including her son's health crisis.

Beyond her online work, Jacqueline leads interactive in-person workshops that empower parents to become the leaders their families need. Her work continues to reach new audiences with the publication of her first story, "Not Just Horsing Around."  The story is the first chapter of her upcoming memoir, titled Strong Enough to Stay: Work it Out or Leave Happy.