Are you exhausted, frustrated, and totally confused by your kid’s explosive behaviors?
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👉 "Be more consistent."
👉 "You just need firmer boundaries."
👉 "Have you tried a sticker chart?"
If you’ve heard these pieces of advice more times than you can count—only to watch them fail over and over—you’re not alone.
💬 You’ve read all the books, talked to all the professionals, and tried every technique… and yet, things feel harder, not easier.
💬 You know deep down that traditional parenting strategies aren’t working for your child, but you feel lost on what else to do.
💬 You’re tired of feeling blamed, judged, and misunderstood when all you want is to help your child thrive.
I see you. I’ve been there.
It’s time to stop trying to “manage” behaviors—and start understanding the neuroscience behind them.
There’s a better way. Let me show you how.
For the parents and caregivers of explosive, inflexible, and demand-avoidant kids and teens yearning for something more...
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Are you sick of the same old recommendations being thrown your way? (ABA! Sticker charts! Timeouts! Have you tried a gluten-free diet?)
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Welcome. I'm glad you're here.
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Let's ditch the outdated behavioral approaches and listen to neuroscience (and the adult autistic community) instead.Â
What You'll Find Here...
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✔️ A Neurodiversity-Affirming, Trauma-Informed Approach – Rooted in respect, understanding, and the latest in neuroscience.
✔️ A Collaborative Partner, Not an “Expert” Telling You What to Do – Because you know your child best. I’m here to support, not dictate.
✔️ Creative Solutions for the Stickiest Situations – When the usual advice doesn’t work, we’ll think outside the box together.
✔️ The Confidence to Trust Your Own Intuition – Because deep down, you already have the wisdom—you just need the support to believe in it.
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What You Won't Get Here...
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✔️ The Same Tired, Cookie-Cutter Advice – No more “just ignore the bad behavior and it will stop” or “have you tried a rewards chart?” recommendations that don’t work for your child.
✔️ Behavioral Interventions That Miss the Bigger Picture – No ABA, no sticker charts, no time-outs—because your child needs understanding, not compliance-based tactics.
✔️ Toxic Positivity or Empty Platitudes – No “just stay positive” or “everything happens for a reason” nonsense—only real, meaningful support.
✔️ Judgment, Shame, or “Shoulds” – This is a safe space where your unique family is respected, not criticized.
Let's Work Together
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1:1 Parent Coaching
Individualized support for your unique family. Single sessions and packages available.
Instant Access Workshops
Bite-sized learning on specific topics related to parenting PDA kids.
The Connection Collective
An online community for families parenting chronically dysregulated kids and teens.
Safe & Â Sound
A listening therapy rooted in polyvagal theory that can reduce anxiety and increase social engagement. (Colorado residents only.)
 "With Lindsay’s support, reframes, and practical ideas, my confidence in where we are as a family has changed, and to move forward, I really needed that."Â
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Behavior Reimagined Private Podcast
(Not for diagnostic purposes. Educational information only.)Â
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✔️ New to the concept of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)? Start here.
✔️ Frustrated with traditional behavioral strategies that only make things worse? Let’s rethink them together.
✔️ Drowning in conflicting parenting advice and unsure where to begin? I’ll help you cut through the noise.
💡 I’ve got you. Grab 3 quick, digestible podcast episodes and discover how understanding your child’s uniquely wired brain can completely shift the way you parent—and transform your family’s dynamic.
🎙️ Listen now and take the first step toward a more connected, less stressful relationship with your kid.
Hi! I'mÂ
Lindsay
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And despite having three degrees, a successful career, and a loving marriage, I spent years feeling like a terrible mom.Â
When I had my first kid in 2014, I was quickly baffled by him. By the time he became a toddler, he was explosive, irritable, and difficult to soothe. I couldn't believe that I had spent so many years meticulously planning and preparing to be a mother just to suck so badly at it.
None of the many professionals I took him to saw it, but at age 7, a skilled practitioner told us he had no doubt our son was autistic. A short time later, I stumbled across pathological demand avoidance, a little-known profile of autism, and my entire parenting experience suddenly made sense.
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