Elizabeth Ortiz is a certified parenting coach with a background in education, leadership, and creative production. As a former educator and mom of three wild boys—including a set of twins—she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her coaching practice.

Through her own challenges, Elizabeth has learned how to stay present and grounded—whether she’s searching for the perfect seamless socks or navigating sibling squabbles. Her coaching approach is rooted in attachment science, nervous system regulation, and trauma-informed practices.

As a neurospicy individual and first-generation Cuban-American, Elizabeth brings a fierce commitment to creating an inclusive, affirming coaching practice where every family feels seen, supported, and celebrated. Her superpower is deep connection—meeting clients with authentic empathy and an innate willingness to model strength through imperfection and vulnerability. She helps caregivers ditch guilt, get curious, and build strong, connected relationships with their kids.

Elizabeth believes real change starts when we slow down, get regulated, self-reflect, and show up authentically—especially when we’d rather hide in the bathroom. A firm believer in cosmic connection, she trusts that every experience serves a purpose and that everyone is worthy of meeting their potential. Her mission is to help both parents and educators feel confident, build stronger bonds, and create environments where connection, trust, and peace thrive—and, with practice, tantrums (both the kid and grown-up kind) happen a whole lot less.

When she’s not coaching or parenting, Elizabeth makes herself practice yoga—but absolutely refuses to stop sneaking chocolate in the pantry. You’ll also find her overcommitting to volunteer projects at her kids’ Montessori school, working in the garden, or overusing the library hold system.