You don't have to
parent alone.Parenting your kid is the hardest job.
You don't have to do it alone.
Match with a Parent Coach in 2 minutes — based on what's hardest for your family right now.
What's the hardest part right now?What's the hardest part of parenting right now?
The meltdowns
Big feelings, big reactions, walking on eggshells.
The daily grind
Mornings, homework, screens, transitions, bedtime.
Honestly, all of it
If everything feels hard right now, start here.
Free 2-minute quiz • Real coaches, not chatbots • Cancel anytime
- 4.8 on the App Store
- Trusted by 1000s of ND families
- Coaches certified in behavioral parent training
How Joon Coach works
No 6-week onboarding course. No insurance forms. Three steps to a coach who gets it.
Tell us what's hard.
A 2-minute quiz so we match you to a coach who actually gets ND parenting — not a generalist.
Meet your coach.
1:1 video call within a week. They learn your kid, your routine, the parts everyone else ignored.
Daily wins, weekly progress.
Custom routines, message your coach anytime, and tweak the plan as life changes.
Personalized coaching plan
Track what's working
Routines that actually run
Meet Our Expert Coaches
Find My Coach
Sheila J.
Blends 20+ years of behavior analysis and wellness coaching to empower parents of children with special needs. Focuses on realistic daily strategies and deeper parent–child connections.
Liz E.
Parent coach with a master's in educational psychology & ABA, specializing in ASD, ADHD, OCD, and ODD. Provides practical, compassionate strategies for happier homes.
Dana Y.
10+ years of experience with parents and youth, Certified Family Coach, Educator, Registered Behavior Technician and TBRI trained. Dedicated to increasing self-awareness and promoting personal development.
Kate C.
Former child therapist and mom of a child with ADHD, offering 20+ years of experience. Focuses on empathy, real-world solutions, and building confidence in daily family life.
Jennifer W.
Behavior specialist using ACT and emotional regulation techniques to guide parents. Helps manage challenging behaviors while strengthening family bonds.
Becky C.
Licensed school counselor focused on ADHD and academic challenges. Passionate about seeing each child's strengths and helping parents find more joy at home.
What we'll work on together
Your coach builds a plan around the parts of family life that feel hardest right now. Pick one, pick all of them — the quiz starts where you are.
Connection with my kid
More warm moments. Less walking on eggshells.
Daily routines
Mornings, homework, screens, bedtime — without the war.
Big feelings
Tools for the moment a meltdown starts to land.
My patience
Notice your own warning signs. Get better at the pause.
Co-parent alignment
Stop undermining each other. Share the mental load.
Sibling dynamics
Less fighting. Each kid feeling seen.
My own life
Sleep. Friends. A little time for you again.
How Joon Coach is different
Most parent support was built for a different problem. Here's what coaching for ND parents actually changes.
- Designed for the parent (not the kid)Sometimes
- 1:1 with a credentialed coach
- Message between sessions
- Trained for ADHD / autism / anxietyVariesVaries
- In-app routines that actually run
- Cancel anytimeInsurance friction
- Wait timeDays3–6 monthsInstant
Real parents. Real shifts.
Not before-and-after photos. The actual moment something changed.
Sophie M.
Mom of an 8-year-old with ADHD
“Joon changed our daily life. The tantrums dropped, mornings stopped being a battle, and I feel like I can actually parent again instead of just survive.”
The moment it shifted
Within 3 weeks our 7am wakeups stopped including a meltdown.
Lucy D.
Mom of twins, age 7, ADHD/ODD
“I was skeptical of one more parenting app. My coach actually got our family — twins, ODD, the whole picture — and the routines we built together stuck.”
The moment it shifted
First week: my husband and I were finally on the same page.
Megan K.
Mom of a 10-year-old with ASD
“I'd read every book. None of them helped me in the actual moment. Having a coach I could message at 7pm on a Tuesday night, mid-meltdown, was the difference.”
The moment it shifted
I stopped feeling like the only parent who couldn't figure this out.
Questions parents ask
The honest version. If something's not here, you can ask your coach in your first message.
Ready to start where it's hardest?
Pick the part of family life that needs the most help right now. Your coach builds from there.