MY FRIEND, HAVE YOU HEARD ANY OF THESE?

 

🤨 "You have to show them who's the boss."

🤨 "It's the screen time. Remove that, and the behavior will disappear."

🤨 "Have you tried a sticker chart?" 

🤨 "Just tell them they have to do it. You're feeding into their anxiety by letting them off the hook."

🤨 "They need stronger consequences. Are you sure you're being consistent?"

 

IF TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO PARENTING AREN'T WORKING FOR YOUR KID,

IT MUST BE THAT YOU'RE NOT DOING IT CORRECTLY... RIGHT?!

 

NO!

What if we've been ignoring what neuroscience and child development has been saying about behavior this whole timeBecause you can parent your inflexible, explosive, and demand-avoidant child without using behavioral strategies or resorting to shame or coercion. 

 

BUT HOW?

Grab this free, 3-part podcast series to learn...

→ What's actually happening in your child's brain when those big, confusing, upsetting behaviors pop up.

→ How the way you think about your child, their behavior, and what a "good parent" does will change your life more than any tip, trick, or strategy.

→ Why strategies like rewards and consequences aren't working (and are probably leaving your family more miserable than ever.)

→ How to start supporting your demand-avoidant kid or teen's brain and nervous system today by tweaking communication, providing autonomy, and leaning into authenticity in your relationship.

What are other parents saying about the podcast?

 

I'm listening to the podcast now, and it's just incredible! SO much info packed in. I need to send it to my mom :) 

                              - Elizabeth W.

 

 

I listened to your first episode of the podcast and I am CRYING. The way you have just described my child in every excruciating detail... I have goosebumps. I have never felt so seen. Sending to my husband to listen, too. You are the first person who has given me HOPE that we might be able to manage this. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

                                                             - Ruby C.