The Connection Collective is not a therapy service. While Lindsay is a licensed therapist with over a decade of clinical experience, this community is designed to offer support, education, and practical tools for overwhelmed parents.

Membership provides valuable guidance, but it is not a substitute for professional mental health diagnosis or treatment.

Connection Collective members enjoy a range of benefits, including participation in live events, a robust video library, and multiple monthly coaching calls. The Mighty Networks space provides a platform for sharing stories, asking questions, and connecting with other caregivers practicing neuroscience-backed parenting.

Yes, you can cancel your membership at any time. We understand that circumstances may change, and we want you to have the flexibility to manage your subscription based on your needs. The cancelation process is very easy.

We host monthly Zoom calls featuring expert interviews, Q&A sessions, community connection calls, and a dedicated meeting for dads. These calls offer a chance to learn, connect in real-time, and engage with others who share similar experiences. We regularly share details about upcoming live events to keep you informed.

Connection Collective is designed to address a variety of parenting challenges. We discuss topics such as burnout, parenting solo children, co-parenting through challenging situations, navigating gender and sexuality, school difficulty, homeschooling and unschooling, and much more. 

After becoming a member, you'll receive an invitation to join our Mighty Networks community. Follow the link to create your profile and start engaging with the community. You can also download the Mighty Networks app for convenient on-the-go access on your phone.

Absolutely. The Connection Collective is a diverse and inclusive community that welcomes parents from all backgrounds, including those raising children with specific needs or diagnoses.

Our focus on support, connection, and brain-aligned parenting strategies provides a strong foundation for parents navigating a wide range of challenges. While many members have experience with PDA—either as caregivers or individuals themselves—our community also includes parents of children with complex trauma, adoptive families, and those who don’t have a formal diagnosis but know they need an alternative to mainstream parenting approaches to help their family thrive.

As a mental health professional, my background in attachment theory and relational neuroscience informs everything we do. These principles are universally relevant but are especially valuable for parents of struggling kids and teens.

We have everyone from parents with toddlers to parents navigating parenting when their children become adults, and some parents are doing both at once!

My approach works across the lifespan (and it works for us, too!).

We are a majority-neurodivergent space space, with lots of celebration of neurodivergent culture. We are a proudly queer-affirming space with full acceptance of all members and children who are LGBTQI+. We are a justice-seeking, anti-racist, anti-ableist, anti-childist group.

This is not a space where people trauma dump or complain about their children. People are open, seeking to grow, compassionate, and wise. It's a remarkable community.

We have members who share beautiful, hopeful stories and painful heart-wrenching ones. What we don't do is judge or shame others. We meet you where you are and walk with you into a new place of radical acceptance, ease, joy, and connection with yourself and those you love.