• During pregnancy, if you are feeling unusually anxious or depressed

• When you need support transitioning into the role of parent

• When you are feeling anxious about parenting

• When you want to understand how your experience of being parented has affected or will affect your style of parenting and your relationship with your child

• When you want to learn how and why to set effective limits

• If you have suffered grief or loss associated with becoming a parent

• When your baby or child is:

  • unusually fussy
  • having difficulty accepting limits
  • demonstrating difficulty with sleep
  • having difficulty with separation
  • demonstrating difficulty with feeding, weaning, or picky eating
  • overly aggressive or shy

• When you are having difficulty with discipline

• When you have adopted a baby or child and wish to understand how to optimize attachment, and how your baby or child's pre-adoption experiences may affect development

• If you want a deeper understanding of your baby's or child's temperament and learning style to maximize developmental potential

• If you have concerns or questions about your child's development

• If your child is having difficulty functioning:

  • at school
  • at home
  • during daily routines
  • during transitions

• If your child has difficulty with or avoids participation in activities such as:

  • playdates
  • play with siblings
  • parties
  • play at the park
  • organized and structured group classes

• When your parenting questions and concerns exceed the time allotted during visits to your pediatrician