Most advice sounds good on paper, but it falls apart when your child refuses to get dressed or throws things before school.
This course was built from years of working directly with kids and families, not from theory.

You won’t get fluffy ideas like “stay calm” or sticker charts.
You’ll learn strategies that work with how kids with ADHD think, delivered by someone who’s spent decades teaching these tools to families, schools, and professionals.

This course is built for parents of kids ages 4–7 who are struggling with:

• daily meltdowns

• constant pushback and negotiating

• aggressive or destructive behavior

• not listening, even with reminders or rewards

If you feel like nothing is working, this is for you.
It works whether your child has a diagnosis or not. You just need help that makes sense and works now.

Most parents start seeing shifts in their child’s behavior within a few weeks—sometimes even sooner.
But here’s the honest part: things might feel harder at first.

When you step into your role as the leader at home, your child may push back. That’s normal.
It takes time for them to adjust to the “new normal”—where you’re calm, clear, and consistent.

But when they do? They feel safer. They feel more capable. And you feel less guilt and confusion, because you’re not stuck guessing anymore.

You’ll know exactly what to do in the moments that used to throw everything off.

This comes up a lot—and it’s okay.
You don’t need both parents on the exact same page to start making progress.

When one parent starts using consistent strategies, things begin to shift.
The results often speak for themselves, and your partner starts noticing the difference.

And if your partner is a dad, here’s something we hear often:
It can be powerful to hear these strategies from another father who’s also a professional—and who’s been through the same struggles. That perspective can make the message easier to hear and act on.

The videos are short and to the point. If they’re open to watching even a few, it might open the door to working more as a team.

A lot of parenting content online is emotionally appealing—it sounds compassionate, validating, even calming. But when your child is hitting, melting down, or refusing everything you ask, those approaches often fall apart.

Popular influencers usually share ideas that work for some kids, but not for kids with ADHD or big behavior challenges. Most aren’t trained, and they haven’t worked directly with hundreds of families.

This course is different.
It’s grounded in research, built on real-world experience, and created by a licensed professional who’s also parented a child with behavior challenges into young adulthood.

You’ll learn practical tools that help your child succeed—and help you lead with more confidence and less guilt.