Parents & Caregivers · Parenting Guidance Program
Calm, practical guidance for parents handling tantrums, withdrawal, screen battles, or academic pressure – without blame or guilt.
Parenting Pattern Audit
Understand how you currently respond to tantrums, homework stress, and screen-time conflicts.
Behaviour & Emotion Map
See the link between your child’s behaviour, stress triggers, and your own emotional load.
Guided Parenting Plan
Build simple routines, scripts, and boundaries that support both your child and you.
Evidence Snapshot
These are awareness-focused insights, not a diagnosis. They highlight why calmer, more supported parenting changes daily life for both parent and child.
Parenting stress is common
Children absorb the climate
Screens are a frequent friction point
Warm, consistent parenting protects
Skills can be learned
Guided support helps implementation
Built for Parents. Caregivers. Guardians.
This is not about perfect parenting. It is about having calmer tools, clearer scripts, and realistic boundaries so you can support your child without burning out yourself.
Self-check
Exhausted by daily battles
Screen-time constant conflict
Guilt after reacting
Same issues, new promises
Mixed messages
Worry at night
What You Get
From mapping patterns to creating scripts, routines, and screen-time boundaries—you get a stepwise, realistic approach to daily parenting.
Parenting pattern assessment
Behaviour & emotion map
Parenting scripts
Routine builders
Screen-time framework
Relapse & tough days plan
Your Progress Roadmap
Parenting confidence builds through small, repeated wins. This roadmap focuses on predictable steps, not sudden transformation.
Screen
Complete a parenting pattern assessment (stress, triggers, child behaviours).
Map
Identify high-friction moments, typical reactions, and mixed messages.
Reset
Introduce new scripts, routines, and screen-time rules slowly and clearly.
Build
Practice skills in real situations, adjust based on your and your child's response.
Maintain
Track wins, tough days, and use the relapse plan during stressful periods.
Quick Stats
Parents often first notice fewer explosive moments, more predictable routines, and a slight drop in constant guilt. This program is designed for sustainable, real-life changes—not perfection.
80%
Parental Confidence
Goal: more clarity, less guilt
70%
Child Cooperation
Goal: more willingness, fewer battles
Free parenting screening
Personalised parenting plan
Progress tracking
Worksheet pack
Optional joint sessions
Confidential support
Start free
No blame approach
Science-informed
Emotionally safer space
Measurable change
Relapse-aware
Human guidance
Ask Mr. Psyc
No. The program can be adapted for early childhood, school-age children, and teens. The language, routines, and expectations are adjusted for age and stage.
No. The focus is on what is happening now, what your child might need, and which skills can realistically help. We look at patterns, not at blaming or criticising you.
Change can begin with parents alone. We can start by supporting you, adjusting your responses, and building a calmer climate. Sometimes children join later when it feels safer.
No. Academic performance may improve as stress drops and routines stabilise, but the primary focus is emotional safety, boundaries, and daily parenting skills.
Yes, within ethical limits. Your information is handled with confidentiality and consent-first care. Any recommendation to involve external services is discussed with you, keeping safety as the priority.
Trusted by parents
Most parents do not become perfectly patient. They become clearer, more consistent, and kinder to themselves. That itself changes home.
We still have tough days, but there is a plan now. I shout less and repair faster.
Riya & Arjun
Screen fights have reduced. We have clear weekend and exam rules now, agreed together.
Mehta Family
The scripts helped me handle meltdowns in the supermarket and at bedtime without feeling lost.
S. Nair
I feel less alone. Knowing that my stress also matters has been a big shift.
Khan Family
