So much attention is paid to helping children with autism and ADHD regulate themselves during a meltdown.

Why not help them prevent dysregulation in the first place?

Do you think this is an impossible task? What is it costing you long-term to hold onto that belief?

I remember being a new mom in the online parent groups, searching for tools to prevent meltdowns, and witnessing other moms say things like, “Welcome to autism!” Or “Get used to it; that’s just how your life is going to be now.” But that never felt right for my child (zero judgment towards others, by the way). I refused to accept the status quo when my gut told me otherwise. Surely, there had to be more I could do?

Instead, I spent hours researching tools and mentors who could help me support my child’s well-being (and save my sanity). I found them, invested thousands more hours to learn and involve them, and they worked! I was thrilled to take my parenting in our entire family's Happiness to New Heights.

I was also increasingly frustrated that these tools were not readily available to other families. Why weren’t they being offered in school or in parent training sessions? Why weren’t health insurance companies or districts covering the cost so more families could benefit? Why did I have to hunt for them intensely in the corners of the internet during the darkness of the night after my kids were asleep?

While I still don’t have the words to explain the broken systems that should be supporting your children but aren’t, at least I can provide these tools to you immediately, in real-time, at a low cost. 

Here are the details:

What: Master Class, Helping your child self regulate

When: Tuesday, February 27th, 12:00pm EST

Where: ZOOM

Fee: $33

*Replay is available for those who can’t join live. 

And before you say, “I’m too busy,” ask yourself how much more you’ll enjoy life and be able to come and go as you please without walking on eggshells awaiting the next meltdown. Seriously.

Join us and let this event change your life for the better. But don’t take my word for it. Be there and see for yourself.