We do not file with insurance. We accept FSA/HSA cards. You may contact your insurance provider to confirm whether you have FSA/HSA benefits available.

We emphasize the three Cs: Compliance, Communication, and Consistency. Most families see meaningful shifts in areas like communication, behavior, sleep, digestion, attention, mood, or emotional regulation. Every child progresses differently, and this program helps you understand why your child behaves the way they do and how to support them step-by-step. Parents often feel more confident, supported, and clearer about what their child needs.

This program is for parents who are committed, open to coaching, ready to implement lifestyle changes, and financially able to commit to the program.

This program is designed to complement the work you’re already doing. Many families find their child progresses faster in therapy once we address internal factors like sleep, gut health, nutrients, and sensory regulation. I work alongside your current care team, not in place of them.

Amber Brooks brings nearly 20 years of integrative pediatric experience from her previous private practice. She has earned her Doctorate in Chiropractic, a Master’s in Nursing, four Bachelor degrees, and advanced certifications, including Harvard Medical School Emeritus Wellness & Lifestyle Coach, along with additional specialized pediatric training.

If you’re noticing delays, changes in behavior, sleep issues, digestive struggles, or developmental concerns that you can’t quite explain, this program was designed for you. You don’t need a diagnosis to begin. If your parent intuition says something is “off,” this is the right next step.

I support families navigating communication delays, social development challenges, sensory issues, sleep problems, gut dysfunction, behavior struggles, feeding issues, attention concerns, nutritional concerns and early developmental red flags. My focus is on understanding root causes

and strengthening the body so development can progress naturally.

Many families notice subtle improvements within a few weeks as foundations begin to balance. Sleep, bowel movements, behavior, and mood often shift first because they respond quickly when internal stressors are reduced. Deeper developmental changes build over time as the body becomes more regulated.

Not at all. Some families join with a diagnosis, some with a list of concerns, and others who simply feel something isn’t right yet. I help you understand what your child’s body is communicating and what steps support their development regardless of labels.

Most families spend about 60 to 90 minutes per week reviewing materials, implementing recommendations, and attending group calls if they choose. The steps are designed to fit into real family life, and I provide clear directions to help you move through the process without being

overwhelmed.

I guide you every step of the way. You’ll receive structured lessons, group coaching calls, optional office hours, and ongoing support through our community. You’re never left wondering what to do next. I’m here to help you interpret changes, adjust plans, and stay supported.

Many of the children I work with have layered or complex presentations. The Developmental Blueprint is built to uncover root causes and make a plan that moves the needle even in challenging cases. You’ll learn how to support your child’s unique system in a manageable, step-by-step way.

Yes. Early intervention creates powerful momentum, and older children benefit from improved nervous system regulation, sleep, digestion, and nutrient balance. The tools apply across ages and are tailored to developmental stages. It is never too early or too late to improve your child’s quality of life.

You’re not receiving a generic checklist or a one-size-fits-all formula. You’re getting an integrative, root-cause approach backed by nearly 20 years of experience and a deep understanding of developmental physiology. You’ll learn why symptoms appear and exactly how to support your child’s whole system—not just one area of concern.

During our video coaching calls, I walk you through core steps, answer questions, and help you understand how to apply the material to your child. Office hours offer a more open format where you can ask direct questions, get clarity, and feel supported by a community of parents on similar journeys.

All materials and calls are recorded and the notes will be made available to everyone after each session. You can move through the content at your own pace. Many parents review the session notes and revisit checklists as their child progresses.

Absolutely. In fact, families often make the biggest progress when more than one caregiver understands the plan. For this reason, we do require both parents/caregivers to be present for the first video appointment with the coach as pertinent information and medical decisions will have to be made. All caregivers are welcome to join calls, review materials, and engage in the community.

Yes. You’ll have options for continuing guidance if you want ongoing coaching, monitoring, or deeper work. Many families choose to continue because progress builds over time and having a trusted guide makes the journey much easier.

We accept all major credit and debit cards (3% credit card processing fees per transaction is added). A credit card fee is not added if payment made via Zelle or Venmo. We do not accept cash/wire transfers/checks. 

That’s completely okay. Many parents may feel unsure at first. If you have questions that aren’t answered here, you can email our office at [email protected]. If and when you feel ready, the application will still be here.