Regulation Foundations

Building the foundation for you to support your child’s, and your own, regulation.

Understand Meltdowns & Big Feelings

Better understand emotional regulation, what could be causing your child’s meltdowns and behaviour.

Practical Strategies For You & Them

Learn practical strategies to support your child’s (and your own) emotional regulation.

Build Confidence & Reduce Overwhelm

Reduce the overwhelm and helplessness and build confidence in supporting your child’s needs.

Support your child with big feelings, meltdowns and behaviour with connection, not punishment.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by your child’s emotions, reactions or meltdowns and you’re not sure what actually helps in the moment, you’re not alone and you’re not a bad parent.

Meltdowns an tricky behaviour are communicating to us that there is something more going on and that our children need some extra support and connection from us. It’s not just our children being difficult.

This course will help to reduce the overwhelm and feelings of helplessness by teaching you what could be going on beneath the surface relating to your child’s regulation and practical strategies for how to support them.

This course is for parents who…

  • Have children who are struggling with meltdowns and behaviour.

  • Feel overwhelmed by their child’s big feelings, meltdowns and/or behaviour.

  • Want practical, realistic strategies (not just the theory) to support regulation.

  • Care deeply about their relationship with their child.

  • Want to know how to support their own nervous system and regulation in those tricky moments.

Regulation Foundations

In this course we’ll cover:

  • What is emotional regulation?

  • How does it impact on the life span?

  • What impacts on emotional regulation?

  • Practical strategies to support your child’s regulation.

  • Regulation techniques for parents when it all feels too much.

Regulation Foundations
$97.00
One time

On-demand online course - Building the foundation for you to support your child's, and your own, emotional regulation.

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