Helping Parents Stay Connected in Life’s Hardest Moments

Raising resilient children starts with connection

Clinical Psychologist and creator of Sitting in the Yuck™ (SITY) framework, Dr Marcelle Moore shares practical, science-informed guidance to help you stay connected through big emotions, tough behaviour and everyday parenting challenges.

New book Pre-launch
May 6

A connected approach to raising teens who actually talk to you.

Co-authored with leading voices in parenting, this new release brings together practical strategies to help you navigate adolescence with confidence, clarity and connection.

Marcelle’s chapter focuses on her Sitting in the Yuck™ framework, offering practical strategies to help you stay present, reduce conflict, and build stronger relationships through the challenges of adolescence.

Less conflict. More understanding. Stronger relationships that last..

Early Release Limited Offer (May 6)

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Sitting in the Yuck™

A framework for staying connected through hard moments

Sitting in the Yuck™ is a practical, attachment-informed framework that helps you stay present, respond with confidence, and support your child through emotional discomfort without losing connection.

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Who Marcelle Works With

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Best Children’s Fiction

Ink Book Prize 2025

"I would add this book to my calm down space where any student is allowed to take time to reset, refocus, then rejoin the group.“

2025

winner

“A beautiful reminder we can overcome self-doubt.”

“Beautifully shows that everyone feels scared sometimes
- and that’s ok.”

“Introduces simple strategies children can use in difficult moments.”

“Perfect for preschoolers who feel frustrated but can’t verbalise their feelings.”

“A beautiful book with an important message, infused with imagery and strategies to help young people feel braver, in the face of their ‘wobbles’.”

On Even Lions Get Scared
Karen Young, Children’s Author; Neuro-Development Educator; Psychologist