This is big.

For years, parents and professionals have said to me:

“Gosh, I wish I could carry you around in my pocket.”

Well… now you can.

After months of dreaming, building, and refining, I’ve created a custom GPT—your own AI-powered partner, built with my brain and heart. This tool is for parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and coaches who are guiding kids and families through the messy, beautiful work of growing up. And I want YOU to help shape it.

I’m opening up 50 exclusive spots in my January BETA testing group. This is your chance to be the first to try it, name it, and help me make it as incredible as it can be.

Why a GPT?

Apps weren’t cutting it. I wanted something responsive, intelligent, and interactive—something that could meet you in real time, whether you’re in the carpool line or decompressing after a client.

I know AI can feel weird or even worrisome to some of you. But here’s the thing: what if we used AI to make compassionate, wise, trauma-informed care more accessible? What if you could ask ONE prompt and get grounded guidance on tantrums, teen meltdowns, or trauma recovery—based on my real-life training, book, and work with families?

This GPT is all that and more. It’s my years of expertise, in your pocket.

Want to join the BETA group?

Email us at info@doctoramyllc.com with the subject line: “I’m In!”

Then copy and paste these bullet points into your email and say:

“I agree! I can’t wait to be part of this project!”

Here’s what you’re committing to:

• Attend two live online sessions:
• January 14th at 5:30 pm PST
• A second session in early March (date TBD)
• Provide feedback about how it works, what you need, and what it’s worth.
• Refer 10 friends when the GPT goes public.
• Sign a simple Non-Disclosure Agreement.

This isn’t a marketing stunt—it’s a mission. I believe this tool can transform how we support kids and caregivers. It’s a lifeline of relational health, research-backed support, and real talk—at your fingertips.

You’ve asked for this for years.

I finally built it.

Now I need your help to finish it. Let’s do this together.