Ask Dr. McKenzie | Child Psychology Community for Parents

Ask me about your child’s hard moments

If your child melts down during transitions, explodes when you say no, or falls apart when things don’t go their way, you’re in the right place. Inside the Ask Dr. McKenzie Community, you can ask your questions, get guidance from me, and connect with parents facing similar challenges.

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Dr. McKenzie Goodine

Clinical Child Psychologist & Mom

Inside the Ask Dr. McKenzie Community

Parenting through your child's big feelings is exhausting, especially during transitions, bedtime, and moments you have to say no. You try to stay calm, but it still feels like things escalate quickly. You’re not alone.

That’s why I created this community.

Inside, you’ll find:

A safe place to ask questions about your child's tantrums and meltdowns

Real questions from parents facing similar situations

Video answers explaining what’s happening and what to do next

Support from parents who understand what you're going through

Simple, practical guidance for what to do and say, and how to hold your boundary

Everything here is designed to help you feel steadier in hard moments and help your child build skills over time.

✨ And it’s completely free to join.

What You Get When You Join (For Free)

Get clear guidance for your child’s hard moments from me and support from other parents who get it.

Ask your questions

Share what’s happening with your child and ask about the moments that feel hard.

Past video answers

Watch me answer real parent questions and learn what helps.

Search by situation

Find questions and answers for the hard moments your child is facing right now.

Support from other parents

Connect with parents who truly get it. Read their stories and feel less alone.

Why Parents Love This Community

Tantrums and meltdowns can leave you second-guessing yourself. This community helps parents understand what’s really going on and what to do next.

Parents love this space because they get:

Clarity about what’s going on beneath their child’s behavior

Guidance from a clinical child psychologist they can trust

Reassurance that their child is not the only one struggling

Relief in knowing they finally have a direction to move in

Support from parents who truly understand their challenges

Practical ways to help their child handle big feelings over time

This is a safe, encouraging place to get support without feeling judged or overwhelmed.

How It Works

Joining the Ask Dr. McKenzie Community is simple. Here’s what to expect:

Create your free account

It takes less than a minute and gives you access to the community.

Ask your questions (or upvote others)

Ask about your child’s hard moments or upvote questions from other parents.

Learn from weekly videos

Each week, I answer top-voted questions through videos on my social channels.

A Safe, Simple Experience

Joining the Ask Dr. McKenzie Community is completely free. There’s no pressure and no commitment, and you can leave anytime.

Parents appreciate that:

Your email stays private and is never shared

You’ll only receive occasional, helpful email updates

You can unsubscribe anytime with one click

There’s no judgment, no shaming, and no overwhelming threads to keep up with

It’s a calm, supportive space designed to help you feel more confident as a parent

This community exists to help you, not overwhelm you.

Ready to ask your questions?

Join the Ask Dr. McKenzie Community to ask questions, learn from me and other parents, and get clear guidance for your child’s hard moments.

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