I've read the charts.
I've also sat bedside.
I'm Maggie Kang, MD, a physician and the mother of a daughter with a rare disease. I work privately with parents in the first year after a child's serious diagnosis, so you can lead your family forward with clarity.
RARE DISEASE Mom advocate
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You're capable, and you're used to solving problems. But nothing prepared you for this, and the usual support doesn't fit your life.
After years of trial and error, I finally discovered a way to help myself and my family adjust to our new reality.
I’ll help you bypass those painful years of uncertainty.
You don't have to struggle alone.
With my personalized system, you will learn the essential tools to rebuild your life to become a courageous leader for your child.
Imagine rebuilding your life to navigate your child’s healthcare journey with clarity and confidence.
When my daughter was diagnosed with NMOSD, a rare and incurable disease, at age nine, being a doctor didn't make me less afraid. It took me years to find our footing. Today she's thriving, and I help parents get there in far less time.
Imagine rebuilding your life and navigating your or your child’s healthcare journey with clarity and confidence,.
- Blaise Bowling, mom of son managing a new challenging diagnosis
Sydney, Australia
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create home or workplace culture built on resilience, not fear
turn your toughest challenges into your greatest sources of strength
become the model of resilience, navigating daily challenges with calm and confidence
be the anchor that your family needs, without sacrificing yourself in the process
embrace a new narrative that empowers you and your child to thrive, rather than merely survive
Yale University Certification
The Science of Well-Being for Teens
April, 2023
Yale University Certification
The Science of Well-Being for Teens
April, 2023
Yale New Haven Hospital, Diagnostic Radiology Residency, Board certified, 2005
Yale New Haven Hospital, medical internship, 2001
Medical College of Virginia, MD, 2000
Cornell University, BA 1993
Jama Pediatrics
I had reached out to therapists in the past, but none of them truly understood what I was going through—or how to help me parent differently. Working with Maggie was a game-changer. As a doctor and a mom, she brought a level of insight and compassion that I hadn’t found anywhere else . . .
Working with Maggie has truly been a transformative experience. She has an incredible knack for identifying the underlying themes in my struggles, always bringing to light the key insights that create clarity.
— Blaise Bowling
Professional mom supporting a son with ADHD
Sydney, Australia
"Maggie is a gem of a coach . . . so insightful . . . helped me discover how to move forward and thrive as a single mom of a son with ADHD . . . the relationship I have with my son is now filled with more moments of joy, laughter, and much less tension. I learned how we could both thrive which was the best gift of all."
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"The Most Important Thing To Do After Your Child's Diagnosis".
c) Prioritize your emotional and mental well-being
b) Make sure your child is protected from knowing anything until you figure it all out
a) Research everything about your child's disease
Everything can be taken from a man but one thing:
the last of the human freedoms -
to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances,
TO CHOOSE ONE’S OWN WAY.
-Viktor Frankl
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Enter your email here, and I’ll share the answer in a PDF "The Most Important Thing To Do After Your Child's Diagnosis."
c) Prioritize your emotional and mental well-being
b) Make sure your child is protected from knowing anything until you figure it all out.
a) Research everything about your child's disease
We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time.
Enter your email here, and I’ll share the answer in a PDF "The Most Important Thing To Do After Your Child's Diagnosis."
c) Prioritize your emotional and mental well-being
b) Make sure your child is protected from knowing anything until you figure it all out.
a) Research everything about your child's disease