About Jenna Corriveau, MSW
welcome.
hi. im jenna.
i’m here to share a grounded, compassionate approach to parenting support through coaching and clinical support for families in the NH area.
parenting can feel especially heavy when you’re doing everything you can and still wondering why things feel so hard. many parents arrive here thoughtful, invested, and trying deeply to do right by their child — yet feeling overwhelmed, confused, or worn down.
my work begins with a simple, steady reframe: behavior is communication. when we slow down and look beneath behavior, we often find a nervous system that feels overwhelmed, unsafe, or doing its best to cope. my work blends neuroscience, connection-based support, and practical tools to help you and your child feel more regulated and understood.
why I do this work
i came to this work through both professional training and lived experience. i’ve seen — personally and professionally — how quickly children are misunderstood and how often parents are left carrying shame instead of support.
i work with parents who sense that their child’s behavior isn’t about defiance or lack of effort, but about something deeper. together, we slow things down and begin to make sense of patterns that once felt confusing or overwhelming.
this work creates space for compassion, clarity, and meaningful change — without relying on punishment, power struggles, or fear-based approaches..
my approach is rooted in nervous system science, conscious parenting principles, and relationship-based support. rather than focusing on fixing behavior, we focus on regulation first — for both parent and child.
in our work together, we gently explore what’s happening beneath the surface and build understanding that leads to real, usable tools.
together, we:
make sense of what your child’s behavior is communicating
build nervous system awareness and regulation skills
identify patterns, triggers, and unmet needs
develop practical tools that fit your family and daily life
support you in staying grounded and connected, even in hard moments
this is thoughtful, steady work — not quick fixes — designed to support lasting change.
who I work with
i support parents and families who are navigating:
big emotions, meltdowns, or shutdowns
anxiety or heightened sensitivity
nervous system overwhelm
sensory differences or neurodivergence
adoption-related stress, identity, and attachment challenges
school-related challenges and transitions
my work is especially supportive for parents who are seeking alternatives to reward-and-consequence models and are drawn to approaches rooted in connection, understanding, and trust.
Experience Supporting Parents, Children, and Families
i’m looking forward to getting to know you and am really glad you found your way here.
who this work is for (and who it’s not)
this work may be a good fit if:
you believe your child’s behavior is communication, not defiance
you’re curious about nervous system–informed, relationship-based support
you want practical tools that help both you and your child feel more regulated
you’re open to slowing down, reflecting, and trying new ways of responding
you want support that feels collaborative, compassionate, and realistic
this work may not be the best fit if:
you’re looking for quick fixes or one-size-fits-all behavior strategies
you prefer reward-and-consequence or compliance-based approaches
you want someone to “fix” your child without involving you
you’re seeking clinical therapy, diagnosis, or treatment
this clarity helps ensure the families I work with feel aligned, supported, and respected from the start.
my training, education, & clinical supervision
my work is informed by:
nervous system and neuroscience-informed approaches
conscious parenting frameworks
attachment-informed perspectives
ongoing professional learning and reflective practice
adoption constellation awareness
i hold this knowledge lightly and apply it thoughtfully — always prioritizing the lived experience of the families i work with.
i am a pre-licensed therapist working toward clinical licensure, and i hold this clinical training alongside a coaching framework.
an invitation
if you’re here, it’s likely because something inside you is telling you that your family needs support that looks deeper than behavior.
you don’t need to have everything figured out. and you don’t need to do this alone.
if this approach resonates, i’d be glad to connect and see whether working together feels like a supportive next step.