“Is a steadier home possible?”

How to get on the same page when you parent differently led by Joe Ogborn, parent coach for Strain Relief for Parents.

📍 Milton Road Primary School

🗓️ Thursday, 15 October

🕕 6:00-7:00 pm with time to chat with Joe afterwards

🎟️ £10 per individual or couple

Click here to book!

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You both want the same thing. So why does it end up in an argument about whose parenting approach is right?

If one of your greatest sources of strain at home is the way you and your partner parent differently — and how you communicate about that — this workshop is for you.

Different childhoods. Different instincts. Different temperaments. Perhaps one of you sees defiance, another sees overwhelm — and that gap creates strain.

In this session we look at where that gap comes from, ways to communicate constructively, and how to start building a shared approach that actually holds under pressure. It's the kind of consistency you and your child both know what to expect.

You'll leave with practical next steps — not just more information — on how to work better as a team so you can pull together as one and both feel supported instead of second-guessed.

Who it's for?

This will resonate if: You and your partner want the same things but keep clashing over how to respond. One of you leans firm, another leans flexible — and it's becoming a pattern You're navigating different childhoods, cultures, or parenting styles within your family.

You're raising a child with additional needs and finding it harder to stay aligned under pressure. You love your child and your partner, but parenting disagreements are becoming a source of strain between you, Your host Joe Ogborn is a certified parent coach and co-founder of Strain Relief for Parents. His approach was forged in the everyday, messy reality of parenting two adopted children, one of whom is neurodivergent with significant speech and development delays.

He works with parents and caregivers who feel stretched, overwhelmed, or stuck in reactive cycles at home — and want to change how they show up. He has a particular interest in helping parents work through their different parenting perspectives and reduce strain by working better together as a team.

Joe Ogborn

Co-founder and Coach § Strain Relief for Parents