Greg Burnham standing on a grassy hillside above forested hills and a lake in Oregon.

Greg Burnham, LMFT

Coaching for parents of teens and young adults who are stuck.

When you’ve tried everything and it keeps getting worse, I help you find an approach you haven’t tried yet.

Two ways I help.

Most people find me because they’re worried about a son or daughter, or about their marriage. Start with the one that fits.

For parents

“We’ve tried everything.”

Maybe they’re struggling to go to school, or you can’t trust what they tell you anymore. They’re not living up to what you know they can do, and consequences have stopped working.

For marriages

“No matter what I do, it’s wrong.”

The two of you have drifted apart, and every conversation seems to go sideways. You want to fix it, but you don’t know where to start.

Are you a young adult looking for help yourself? You can book a consultation directly.

27 years

working with teens, young adults and their families

LMFT

licensed marriage and family therapist in Idaho and Utah

By video

coaching from Boise, anywhere in the US

What working with me is like.

If you’re tired of hearing “just set better boundaries,” this will feel different.

  1. 1

    A free 30‑minute call

    Tell me what’s going on. Whether or not we work together, my goal is for you to leave with a new way to look at what’s happening.

  2. 2

    Find what’s really in the way

    We take time to understand what’s going on and what’s in the way. Parents often tell me it’s the first time someone understood their situation without putting it in a box.

  3. 3

    Direction built for your family

    You get specific changes to try at home, and we adjust based on what actually happens.

Greg Burnham smiling beside a birch tree in an Oregon forest.

About Greg

27 years with families, and four kids of my own.

I’m always looking for the angle others haven’t tried. I’ve done that for 27 years with teens, young adults and their families, much of it as a therapist and clinical director in residential programs.

Raising four kids taught me to let go of ideas I once held almost sacred and to measure progress differently. It also taught me to give parents the grace I needed myself.

Not sure where to start? Start with a conversation.

After 27 years, very little surprises me, and there’s no judgment here about what you’ve tried or how you got here. Wherever things are right now, that’s where we begin.

It’s free and takes 30 minutes by video.

Book a free consultation