Unlimited Voxer Coaching | One Month
Stop Guessing What to Do in the Hard Moments
When your child is melting down, refusing school, struggling with sensory overload, or falling apart over something you didn’t see coming, you don’t need another generic parenting tip.
You need personalized support for your child, your family, and what is happening right now.
CAPE Voxer Coaching gives you one full month of private voice and text coaching with Jen Strait autism mom, certified parent advocate, and autism parent coach through the free Voxer app.
Together, we can work through:
Meltdowns, behavior, and nervous-system overload
Sensory needs, triggers, and early warning signs
Routines, transitions, school refusal, and difficult moments
School communication, collaboration, and parent advocacy
Your own overwhelm, guilt, and nervous-system regulation
Strategies that aren’t working and what to try next
Building a practical plan that fits your real life
Instead of saving every question for another appointment, you can reach out as situations happen. We’ll slow things down, identify patterns, understand what your child’s nervous system may be communicating, and decide on your next step together.
Messages may be sent at any time. Responses are guaranteed Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Eastern Time. I may respond outside those hours when available, but evening, weekend, and holiday responses are not guaranteed.
Because personalized coaching requires dedicated attention, Voxer availability is intentionally limited and enrollment closes when all coaching spots are filled.
Disclaimer: This purchase includes one month of private Voxer coaching. CAPE coaching provides educational guidance and parent support. It does not provide medical, legal, mental-health, diagnostic, or emergency services.
CAPE Voxer Coaching provides parent education, coaching, and general advocacy support. It does not provide medical, legal, mental-health, diagnostic, or emergency services and is not a replacement for qualified professional care. If you or your child is experiencing an emergency, contact 911 or the appropriate emergency service.
Stop Guessing What to Do in the Hard Moments
When your child is melting down, refusing school, struggling with sensory overload, or falling apart over something you didn’t see coming, you don’t need another generic parenting tip.
You need personalized support for your child, your family, and what is happening right now.
CAPE Voxer Coaching gives you one full month of private voice and text coaching with Jen Strait autism mom, certified parent advocate, and autism parent coach through the free Voxer app.
Together, we can work through:
Meltdowns, behavior, and nervous-system overload
Sensory needs, triggers, and early warning signs
Routines, transitions, school refusal, and difficult moments
School communication, collaboration, and parent advocacy
Your own overwhelm, guilt, and nervous-system regulation
Strategies that aren’t working and what to try next
Building a practical plan that fits your real life
Instead of saving every question for another appointment, you can reach out as situations happen. We’ll slow things down, identify patterns, understand what your child’s nervous system may be communicating, and decide on your next step together.
Messages may be sent at any time. Responses are guaranteed Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Eastern Time. I may respond outside those hours when available, but evening, weekend, and holiday responses are not guaranteed.
Because personalized coaching requires dedicated attention, Voxer availability is intentionally limited and enrollment closes when all coaching spots are filled.
Disclaimer: This purchase includes one month of private Voxer coaching. CAPE coaching provides educational guidance and parent support. It does not provide medical, legal, mental-health, diagnostic, or emergency services.
CAPE Voxer Coaching provides parent education, coaching, and general advocacy support. It does not provide medical, legal, mental-health, diagnostic, or emergency services and is not a replacement for qualified professional care. If you or your child is experiencing an emergency, contact 911 or the appropriate emergency service.