Coaching
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Just Need One Session?
Book a 50-minute private coaching session with Dr. Jenn for personalized support around raising your mixed race child.
Whether you're navigating a tricky situation, unpacking a big identity convo, or just need guidance on what to say and how to say it—this one-on-one session is all about you, your child, and what’s happening right now.
You’ll walk away with insight, strategy, resources and language you can use immediately.
90 Days of 1:1 Coaching for Parents of Mixed Race Kids
Support, strategy, and tools to help your child move through the world with pride and resilience.
If you’ve ever wished you had the right words when your child asks about their identity, or felt stuck in how to respond to microaggressions, you’re not alone and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.
This private coaching program is designed to help you:
Affirm your child’s full racial identity without forcing them to “choose sides”
Respond to tough questions with confidence and clarity
Advocate boldly for your child in any space—school, family, or community
What We’ll Cover:
The program is built around three powerful pillars:
Illuminate – Unpack your own racial lens and experiences to better understand the deeper context behind what your child is navigating.
Celebrate – Learn how to embrace and affirm the unique experience of being mixed, so your child knows they never have to shrink themselves to fit in.
Liberate – Build the skills and language to raise kids who know their worth, advocate for themselves, and feel free to take up space—everywhere they go.
Every session is personalized to your family’s real-life needs, challenges, and goals. You’ll walk away with a clear plan and the confidence to guide your child through their identity journey with strength and pride.
You’ll Also Get Access to:
The Free to Be Collective Parent Community
Our private, mobile-friendly space (off social media!) where you’ll find:
Monthly expert-led workshops on raising mixed race kids
An ever-growing video library on topics like microaggressions, monoracism, and raising white-presenting children
Mini courses, downloadable resources, and discussion rooms like The Chat Room and The Worry Well
Early access to in-person events
This is the community you’ve been looking for—where support, education, and real-talk parenting come together.
The Mixed Life Academy is perfect for you if you’re a parent who:
Knows their kid is facing comments, questions, and marginalized treatment by school, peers or family
Thinks their kid might be uncomfortable with their mixed race identity
Has a mixed race kid who asks a LOT of questions about race and they don't know how to answer
Wants to be proactive in helping their kid understand themselves
Wants to be anti-racist and refuses to be colorblind when it comes to their child
Gets frustrating comments and questions from their own friends and family about their kids and are starting to wonder what kinds of things their kids will be exposed to when they aren't around
what’s included?
Private community on the circle platform led by Dr. Jenn and free from social media distractions. Use the mobile app to keep in touch on the go!
Live workshops with Dr. Jenn & others to help you understand your child’s mixed race’s experience.
Ever-growing library of videos on a host of topics important to parents of mixed race kids.
Spaces to discuss with other parents to kill your fear with action.
Spaces to talk with other parents:
The Chat Room
The Worry Well
And MORE!
Mini courses, worksheets & resources all based on Dr. Jenn’s framework.
Early access to in person events so you can have first dibs at experiencing community face to face!
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Love is Easy, Racism is Hard: A Workshop for Interracial Couples Raising Kids in a Polarized World
Unlearning anti-Blackness as a South Asian: Live Interview with Sandeep Dhillon
Reclaiming my… Identity: A Parent’s Guide to Empowering white-Presenting Kids
Race & Racial Identity: Having “the Talk” with Mixed Race Kids
And MORE!
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Issues unique to mixed race girls
Issues unique to mixed race boys
How to respond to exotification & objectification
The impact of microaggressions
What is monoracism
Important terms
And over 20 MORE!
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Watch mini course That Was Awkward: a Holiday Survival Guide for Parents of Mixed Race Kids
A growing library of resources from Dr. Jenn and others in the community
Find other products from Dr. Jenn
The Free to Be Collective Parent Community is one of a kind (like your kid)!
Find coaching when you need it, grow together with like minded parents, learn at your pace and form real relationships for your own support and That of your kids!
advocate or ally?
Both allies and advocates support a cause, an ally tends to play a more supportive, solidarity-based role, whereas an advocate is more active and outspoken in promoting and defending the cause.
advocate
✔️ An advocate is someone who actively speaks out, defends, or campaigns for a particular cause, policy, or group.
✔️ Advocates are often more vocal and public in their efforts, working to influence opinions, policies, or actions to bring about change.
✔️ Advocates may be part of the group they support or may represent the interests of others, using their voice and influence to push for specific outcomes.
ally
✔️ An ally is someone who supports and stands with another person or group, often from a position of solidarity.
✔️ Allies are usually not part of the group they support but recognize the importance of the group's cause and work to uplift and assist them.
✔️ Allies might engage in advocacy, but their primary role is one of partnership, offering support, and amplifying the voices of those they ally with.
get Community in 3 simple steps
1. choose your plan: Monthly or annual
2. enter your payment info
3. fill out your parent profile & onboarding info
That’s it! You’ll be in the community and can join live weekly coaching, live workshops and begin meeting and learning with other parents!
faqs
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Absolutely! If you can’t attend the weekly live coaching calls, each call will be recorded and stored in a portal to watch your convenience.
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Definitely. You can cancel 24hrs prior to the end of the current period (before the next month renews). The beauty of staying a member is that you'll get more opportunities to ask questions as situations occur!
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We do want your child to have had some experience living as a mixed-race child—talking, making friends, going to school—and some ability to process what they experience. We also want you as parents to have observed some of your child's experiences as well. It is best if your child is 5 and up, but depending on your child's experiences and needs, you could benefit from this program with a kid as young as 3 or 4.
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NO! This program is for mixed race children of ANY background! Whether your child has a Black parent, Asian parent, White parent or a parent from any other nationality or racial group, The Mixed Life Academy will help you understand the experience of being a part of more than one group at the same time. While many other online coaching programs may focus on children with a Black parent, The Mixed Life Academy is more inclusive and focuses on the shared experiences that mixed race people of many different backgrounds share.
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NOPE! This program is for PARENTS of mixed race kids. When it comes to mixed race children, having BOTH parents involved and playing a role in helping them understand themselves in a racial way is of utmost importance. This program is also for ANY parent who has a mixed race child. That means single parents, mixed race parents, same-sex parents, adoptive parents, etc!
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There will be "hot seat" moments during coaching calls to allow a family to present their specific experiences and questions as it relates to the topic we're covering. And there will be opportunities to ask questions and learn from other parents’ experiences.
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This is not a program or a training. Learning to affirm your mixed race child and teach them resilience to be confident and secure when they step into the world is a journey. It has twists and turns and will create growth and discovery in you over time, as well as your child. By joining without an end in mind, you can allow yourself to sink into finding the empathy for the world your child is living in and really begin to see what they are set to face from a different perspective. There are definitely books out there to give you an overview of important aspects of raising a mixed race kid, but learning HOW to do it and putting new behaviors and approaches in practice needs your time and investment from your heart.
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Yes! Although there are very specific needs for transracial adoptees, The Mixed Life Academy will teach you about the mixed race experience and what you can do as their parent to best meet their needs.
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If your child has not yet graduated high school or left home to attend college or live on their own then it is not too late to benefit from this membership group.
Ready to Learn More?
Book a free 45-minute call to ask questions, get clarity, and see if the 90-Day Coaching Program is the right next step for you.
No pressure. No sales pitch. Just a real conversation with someone who gets kids… and gets living the mixed race experience.
The Community
Raising mixed race children who are unshakeable
Finally, a community for parents raising mixed race kids led by an expert (who is also mixed race). This community is designed for you - a parent seeking how to raise mixed race kids who are liberated to be exactly who they are so that no microaggressions shake them!
