The Parent Coaching Institute (PCI) has recently highlighted the contributions of two of its graduates, Lea Stublarec and Tierney Boggs, through the release of their new books. These publications aim to address the nuanced challenges of parenting with innovative strategies and perspectives. Stublarec's work, The Perfect Storm, part of a trilogy, focuses on the specific difficulties mothers encounter when raising gifted daughters, drawing from a wealth of interviews to offer a comprehensive guide. Gloria DeGaetano, PCI's founder, commended Stublarec for her commitment to enhancing parental empowerment through education.
On the other hand, Tierney Boggs' Becoming the Parent You Like: Reframing How You Think about the Early Years shifts the focus to parents of young children, advocating for a view of the early parenting years as a transformative period for personal development. DeGaetano praised the book's alignment with PCI's coaching philosophy, particularly its emphasis on a strength-based approach. Boggs' book is accessible on Amazon, with signed editions available via her personal website.
PCI's role as a leader in parent coach training is further solidified by these publications, which reflect the institute's dedication to equipping parents with evidence-based tools. By addressing the complexities of contemporary parenting, Stublarec and Boggs' books serve as valuable resources for families seeking guidance and encouragement. The release of these books underscores PCI's ongoing commitment to fostering a supportive community for parents navigating the challenges of raising children in today's world.
