Episode 28 GuestJo Whitton Part 2 on Preventing Victimhood in Our Kids

Jo is a Mum to a pre-teen and Step Mum to teenagers, a Parent Coach and the founder of UK based Invisible Thread.

Jo says “I know that parenting can be hard and I love helping parents find the balance and joy that they desire and deserve. Giving support to families is my passion without a doubt but gardening comes a close second and I can often be found knee deep in weeds in our very wild but heavenly garden. I often relate raising children to tending a garden especially the need to focus on the roots not the fruits. I support parents, like gardeners, to create loving, safe and nurturing environments for their children in which they can develop their sense of self and thrive”.

Jo works in partnership with the wonderful parenting support community Great Parenting Simplified which is a social care not for profit organisation that works internationally supporting parents through 1:1 coaching, parenting programs and longer-term parenting support groups.

Jo provides coaching on everyday parenting dilemmas such as screen time issues, bedtime struggles, school refusal and sibling rivalry as well as challenging situations such as children who have experienced trauma or received a mental health diagnosis such as Anxiety or PTSD. She offers a nurturing, attachment centred, trauma informed approach and holds an ICF accredited coaching qualification.

Jo is offering individual or group coaching online or face to face depending on your location. Contact Jo now for a free 30 minute ‘insight’ session.

Here is a link to a free parenting mini video series currently being offered by Jo’s partner organisation Great Parenting Simplified:

 Mini Video Series page to watch videos: https://greatparentingsimplified.com/mini-serieslandingpage 

Great Parenting Simplified Free Parent Support Session - booking link https://greatparentingsimplified.as.me/PSS

Jo can be contacted via email : jo@invisiblethreadpc.com or Telephone +44 7917784307

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