PUREJOY PARENTING
Provocative Wisdom + Contagious Joy Learn the Foundational Safeseat Practice for FreeAbout Leslie Potter + Purejoy Parenting
Who I am as a guide… is deeply informed by my imperfectly perfect journey of motherhood.
I’m profoundly human and I’m OK with that. Over the last 20 years I’ve walked my talk through the fires of motherhood and emerged with a fierce purpose to support you in finding your unique brilliance beyond guilt, shame and self-aggression.
You may have seen other coaches that teach you to control your child’s behavior, seemingly avoiding taking personal responsibility for their part in the dynamic. I am not that.
I lovingly challenge your stories, boldly question your conditioned beliefs and relentlessly guide you to trust yourself creating the joyful home you desire. Kindness, profound wisdom and contagious joy are my tools of transformation.
With my background as a coach, psychotherapist and spiritual inquirer I’ll share all I’ve learned on this wondrous journey and encourage you to be exactly who you always wanted to be as a parent.
Offerings
Courses, groups, one-on-one support with Leslie and the Purejoy Parenting Community. We’re here to support you in becoming the parent you’ve always known you could be.
Blog
Inspiration and support for you and your heart in your parenting journey.
Podcast
The Parenting P-A-U-S-E-D Podcast is inspiration to support you in being the parent you want to be.
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Latest From THE PUREJOY Blog
Walking Through Rage
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How to Get Your Kids to LOVE Chores
Do you ever get frustrated with your kids when they refuse to do chores? Most parents I meet have a belief that chores are important skill sets for kids to learn. And yet, they often push, pull, threaten, shame, or force their children to do them. Sound familiar?...
Finishing the Moment
In all my years, I’ve struggled with what I’m now calling “finishing the moment”. Starting something new, I leave a trail of dust behind in my wake for I’m constantly onto the next shiny object in the distance. Rarely, do I finish the moment I’m actually...