Coaching SpecialtieS INCLUDE:
- Families with Teenagers (13-18+ y/o)
- Grandparents/Parents of Adult Children
- Military Families
- Divorced/Single-Parent Families
- Step-Parenting
- Foster/Adoptive Families
About This coach
I am a mother, a wife, a sister, and a family member. My career in the Human Services field began in 2003, including volunteer work in the Peace Corps. I have enjoyed working in the Behavioral Health field for over a decade as a Family Support Coordinator, an Individual Counselor, and Parent Coach. I am a certified support specialist in Family Systems Theory and a certified Grief Educator. I earned a Masters Degree in Education from Northern Arizona University and my B.A. Degree at Arizona State University. My dedication to individual and family well-being is why my mission is simple: To provide families with the tools they need to improve communication and build a foundation for healthy relationships.
What Makes THEM Special?
I take pride in offering a personal, compassionate, and collaborative approach to supporting families. With my background in Family Systems Theory, trauma-informed practices, and grief education, I enjoy helping parents and caregivers look beyond behaviors to understand the needs and emotions behind them.
I'm passionate about supporting families strengthen communication, navigate parenting challenges and life transitions, and build healthy, supportive relationships.
I believe every family has its own strengths, challenges, and story. I value taking the time to listen, build trust, and work together to develop practical strategies that fit each family's needs and everyday life. My greatest reward is seeing families feel heard, supported, and more confident in their ability to connect and grow together.
Ready to start parenting with peace and connection?
Contact Diane Today!
What does it mean to be a Jai Certified Parent Coach?
The Jai's Transformational Parenting Process builds on:
- Non-Violent Communication
- Emotional Intelligence
- Neuroplasticity



