About Me

One of the most important things Anne discovered is that self-esteem is fleeting but inherent worth—the unshakable belief that we are worthy no matter what others think about us—is key to raising successful children and being effective parents. Anne was led to this important work after her daughter developed eating disorders and self-harming behaviours as a teenager and young adult. Today, that daughter is thriving and happy and Anne is no longer the screaming, depressed parent she used to be. Anne Andrew is a parenting coach whose passion is helping parents avoid the heartache of having troubled children.
What began as a personal healing journey into transformative psychology has morphed into something more. Today, Anne runs “What They Don’t Teach in Pre-Natal Classes: The Key to Raising Trouble-Free Kids and Teens” workshops for parents of elementary school age children. She has written a book on the same topic.
Born in Leeds, England, and educated in Edinburgh and at the University of British Columbia, Anne has a Ph.D. in geology and over 20 years’ experience working as a school principal. Anne lives in Vancouver where she enjoys the company of her husband, two adult children, grandchild and springer spaniel.
What began as a personal healing journey into transformative psychology has morphed into something more. Today, Anne runs “What They Don’t Teach in Pre-Natal Classes: The Key to Raising Trouble-Free Kids and Teens” workshops for parents of elementary school age children. She has written a book on the same topic.
Born in Leeds, England, and educated in Edinburgh and at the University of British Columbia, Anne has a Ph.D. in geology and over 20 years’ experience working as a school principal. Anne lives in Vancouver where she enjoys the company of her husband, two adult children, grandchild and springer spaniel.