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 parents practicing low demand 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.

Our Pay-What-You-Can membership model allows you to choose a monthly subscription level that aligns with your financial situation. We have four levels: $6/month, $12/month, $18/month, and $24/month. All members, regardless of the amount paid, receive the same benefits. You can adjust your subscription at any time.

The idea is that we all have different financial situations, and that's ok. Some have more and can share it. Some have less and still belong here just as fully. We all belong, with all that we have. We are enough, and we have enough.

We set this up on purpose a a shame-free offering. Every price point makes sense and contributes to the whole.

Are you looking for a little more guidance about what price point is right for you? Here's some insight:

$6/month - Scholarship Level

Good for families who carefully budget or are experiencing financial constraints. If you use coupons, track every expense, or have to leave out non-essentials, this level ensures you can still access valuable support without stretching your budget. 

$12/month - Base Level

If you manage your finances with some flexibility—occasionally treating yourself but still keeping an eye on your spending—this tier is ideal. Maybe you grab a coffee from your favorite café a few times a month or go out for a meal now and then without overindulging. 

$18/month - Standard Level

Good for families who enjoy some regular indulgences without much concern for budgeting. Perhaps you treat yourself to a weekly Starbucks runs, eat out a couple of times a week, or subscribe to a few streaming services. 

$24/month - Sponsorship Level

If you have the financial flexibility to give back or invest in causes that matter to you, this level is for you. This tier might apply to those who prioritize contributing to community initiatives, supporting businesses or individuals they believe in, or who simply enjoy the finer things in life without needing to budget tightly. It’s a way to invest in yourself and help sponsor others who need community on a scholarship basis.

We host monthly Connection Zoom calls and monthly expert interviews hosted by Lindsay. These calls provide an opportunity for learning, real-time connection, and connection with those with shared experiences. Details about live events are shared regularly 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 community, and our approach is inclusive of various parenting experiences, including those with children with specific needs or diagnoses.

The emphasis on support, connection, and brain-aligned parenting strategies creates a supportive framework for parents facing a spectrum of challenges. There's definitely a concentration of people with PDA (both caregivers and children), but many are undiagnosed or seeking a diagnosis, parenting kids with complex trauma, adoptive families, and people who honestly don't have a name for what's going on, they just know they need something outside of the mainstream to find their way to freedom and thriving.

My theoretical background as a mental health professional is in attachment theory and relational neuroscience, which is applicable to all humans but particularly lovely for struggling kids and teens.

We have everyone from parents with toddlers to parents navigating parenting when their children become adults, and some parents who are doing both at once! Some small groups are age-specific, so that you can find the people facing the specific realities that you are.

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-wrending 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.