Working Parents SOS
Introducing Working Parents SOS, a place for working parents to come together and lighten the load.
Our aim is to create a supportive community that helps busy working parents feel more resourced and more resourceful, so that we feel more equipped to deal with whatever challenges working parenthood might throw at us.
At the heart of the programme are live group coaching conversations and workshops – a way to access expert coaching support at a fraction of the usual cost. Every month we’ll dive into a hot topic for working parents, normalise the struggles, and generate some practical insights and ideas that you can implement in your day-to-day life. You’ll also benefit from the group’s wisdom and support; there’s nothing like learning from those who’ve been there and done it.
Linked to each topic, you will have access to articles, reflection exercises, and ‘workout’ activities, all designed to be easy to digest and put into action. Small steps, big impact.
For those with the time and inclination to dive deeper, we’ve got an ever-growing treasure trove of resources for you to browse through, including podcast recommendations, book reviews, and expert insights.
And your subscription also unlocks discounted one-to-one coaching sessions and tailored coaching packages to support family life.
All for just £45 a month. Cancel any time.
Why SOS?
Because three little letters can mean so many things.
Save Our Sanity: The start-point for this whole thing. A space to feel slightly less unhinged. True sanity might not be realistic until the kids move out, but hope? We’ve got that covered.
Series Of Shorts: Quick, digestible nuggets of wisdom from the world of psychology, child development, neuroscience, and more. Perfect for parents who can barely finish a text, let alone an article from the British Journal of Development Psychology.
Sources Of Support: Resources and tools, tips and ideas, and a community of kindred spirits who ‘get it’. Wine not included, but you’re welcome to bring your own.
Sharing Our Stories: Learning from each other, normalising the struggles, and sharing the ‘what was I thinking’ moments. And knowing that not-knowing is okay too.
Start Off Small: Rome wasn’t built in a day and your life won’t magically transform overnight either. Pick one thing, try it, learn from it, and go again.
I could go on, but you get the gist. Over the past 15 years or so I’ve learned loads of stuff as a coach and parent that I’d like to share with you. It seems daft not to. I hope you find it useful.
“I really value the opportunity to share and reflect with other working parents. The simple act of knowing others have similar challenges and struggles is really comforting.”
Senior Director, Hilton.