Parenting Support
Kyera McCrimmon M.Ed, LCMHCA
Available in Cary or Virtual
Kyera McCrimmon specializes in parenting support and works with families to navigate challenging child and adolescent behaviors using evidence-based approaches. She incorporates strategies rooted in the Kazdin Method® Parent Management Training (PMT), helping parents build stronger connections with their children while reducing behaviors such as aggression, defiance, anxiety, and antisocial behaviors.
The Parent Management Training Institute (PMTI) is a global leader in evidence-based behavioral solutions and the only organization certified to train both parents and professionals in the Kazdin Method® Parent Management Training. Developed at Yale University, this gold-standard approach has a 92% success rate and is designed to empower families and professionals with practical, research-backed tools that create lasting, positive change for children ages 2–15.
In-Home Parenting Support & Coaching
Kristie Sullivan MA, LMFTA
Parenting support that comes to you.
Parenting can be challenging, especially when you're dealing with tantrums, defiance, big emotions, power struggles, or behaviors that seem impossible to manage.
Our In-Home Parenting Support & Coaching service provides practical, hands-on support right in your home. A therapist works alongside you to observe parent-child interactions, identify patterns, and coach you through strategies that can make everyday parenting feel more manageable.
Our approach incorporates evidence-informed parent coaching and behavioral strategies, including principles commonly used in parent-child interaction approaches. This is not formal PCIT and is not provided as a PCIT-certified treatment.
We can help with:
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Tantrums and emotional outbursts
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Defiance and power struggles
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Difficult transitions and routines
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Sibling conflict
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Following directions and setting boundaries
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Emotional regulation
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ADHD- and autism-related parenting challenges
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Homework, bedtime, and daily routines
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Building consistency between caregivers
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Feeling overwhelmed or unsure how to respond
Why In-Home?
Children often behave differently in an office than they do at home. Being in your child's natural environment allows us to see what's actually happening and help you practice new strategies in real time, where you need them most.
This isn't about judging your parenting. It's about giving you practical tools, confidence, and support to create healthier and more connected family interactions.
Self-Pay | Individual Sessions & Packages Available
Serving families throughout Wake County, NC.
