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I’m looking for a small group of moms to work with privately. We’ll do a live training once a week for 5 weeks.
There, I’ll walk you through how to use the tools, lessons and games you got in the “How to Handle Any Sensory Challenge” bundle.
You won’t have to fumble through everything yourself. Instead, you’ll know exactly what to do, say, and focus on to get results as fast as possible. So you can create massive change in your child’s behavior that sticks for years to come.
Within 6 weeks, you'll be able to:
Best of all, we are going to create this course together. You and me.
I’m going to ask your biggest challenges and customize the trainings for you.
Over the past six years, I’ve helped tens of thousands of moms who have children with sensory issues. Not to mention my own son -- who I had to call the police and fire department on multiple times.
There’s nothing I haven’t seen. Trust me.
You’re invited to this special private training because you’ve proven your commitment to helping your child. But this invitation is available on this page only.
As a “thank you” for trusting us, we are offering it to you at a massive discount. Normally live, in-depth training costs $500. But because this is a new program, you can join today for only $99.
The Secret to Get Your Child to Use The Tools You Give Them -- Even If They Always Scream, “No!”
I’m opening this special live training course for one simple reason:
You can have the best tools and tricks in the world. But if you don’t know when and how to use them, they won’t help you.
A lot of moms fall into this trap without realizing it. They spend hours looking for “calm down tools” only to have their child throw them across the room.
Years ago, that was me.
My son Eli had impulse control problems. He would touch everything and push kids for seemingly no reason.
I would give him a fidget, and he’d throw it across the room. Or I’d try to get him to play games to release some energy and he’d scream “NO!”
As he got older, it only got worse.
I remember one day at the playground with my family. Eli and my other son were running around playing. They both climbed to the top of the slide. Then, out of nowhere, Eli pushed his brother over the railing..
Thankfully, I was there to catch my son before he hit the ground.
But incidents like this happened all the time. I’d come home to see Eli bit his brother’s toenails off. Or he spent all afternoon jumping on beds and couches.
Worst of all...
...Nothing I did or said made a difference!
I tried every tool and trick out there.
Then I realized -- it wasn’t that the tools were bad, it’s that I was using them wrong.
For example, I used to wait until Eli got upset to give him a calm-down tool. But that’s the backward way to do it.
Instead, you want to teach your child when and how to use the tool while they are calm. Do a couple of “practice” runs.
You also want to get them to understand WHY it’s good to use it.
You can’t just list reasons it’s good. That’s like telling a kid “broccoli is good for you” and expecting them to then choose broccoli over cookies.
There’s a whole process to get your child to use the tools you give them. Unfortunately, nobody talks about this.
But once I learned this, everything changed.
Now, Eli doesn’t throw tools across the room. He doesn’t scream in my face anytime I try to help him or redirect his behavior.
I mean, he does sometimes. But it’s gone from happening 5 times a day to once or twice a year.
Now, if you want to know exactly what to say and do to get your child to:
- Listen and do what you ask
- Use the calm down tools you give them
- Go from daily meltdowns to only one or two a week
You’ll love this...
We created a brand new training to help you with all this. It’s called Sensory Foundations...
Introducing The New
Sensory Foundations Online Course!
This is a 6-week course with live trainings every week as well as a live Q and A call on week 6.
During these 6-weeks, you’ll discover how to get your child to use the tools and games you give them. So you and your child will be in control of their sensory issues. And the meltdowns, hyperactivity, and other issues will start to disappear.
During this training, we’ll cover:
- 5-steps to understand your child’s sensory needs -- You’ll understand what causes your child to do things like lick or touch everything -- and how to get those behaviors to start to disappear
- Your Personal Sensory Plan -- We’ll help you develop a sensory plan to tame your child’s sensory overload and avoid meltdowns
- How to create a “sensory lifestyle” -- How to spot sensory needs and meltdowns days in advance so you can avoid them (My son used to scream and cry in large crowds. Using this, we were able to go to his class art show without any hint of a meltdown)
- How to use the “Behavior Spiral” to find the hidden causes of your child’s outbursts and difficult behavior (so you know how to stop it before it starts)
- The 1:1:1 plan to deal with any sensory behavior -- You’ll know exactly what to do, say, and give to your child to avoid any sensory-related outburst
- How to deal with Sensory Overload -- Keep your child calm and yourself in-control so things like crowds or noises don’t cause your child to explode
- 5 “sensory traps and pitfalls” that only make the problem worse (a big one is noticing a problem then looking for some tool or “calm down strategy” to solve it. There are key steps to do first to get your child to use the tool. Without those steps, nothing you do, say, or give them will make a difference.)
- 3 ways to tell when your child’s behaviors are “just a phase” or something more
That’s just a tiny, tiny taste of everything we’ll cover.
All trainings will be recorded. So you can go back and watch them as much as you need.
Audio and transcripts are also available. So you can go through the trainings while washing the dishes or read them on your phone.
And you get access to the trainings for life. So you can go back anytime you need a refresher.
And that's not all...
To help you get the most out of this course, we created two special bonuses. They are:
Bonus #1: Sensory Foundations Community
This is a private community for you and other moms who have children with sensory issues. You’ll get support, inspiration, and ideas from moms who know what you’re going through and are happy to help.
You won’t have to feel alone. Because this group will be there for the full 6 weeks to encourage you and listen to your struggles without judgement.
Bonus #2: Get Your Child Onboard Training
Discover our step-by-step process to get your child to do what you ask. Whether it’s getting ready for school, using the calm down tools you give them or whatever else.
This training will take you and your child from being adversaries to allies. You’ll be on the same team working towards the same goals rather than battling over every little thing.
This training teaches you how to uncover the key words and phrases that work for your unique child. So you know exactly what to do and say to get them to stop touching things, having meltdowns, licking everything and more.
This Would Have Saved Me Years of Heartache And Tears...
If I had this years ago, I wouldn’t have spent each day feeling like I had to “walk on eggshells” around my own son.
I would have avoided countless nights crying alone in my room. Feeling hopeless and alone. And worried about my son’s future.
If you feel anything close to that now, I highly recommend you join this course.
If you watch the trainings and follow what I teach, I promise your life will change dramatically.
Will you still have the occasional fight and outburst? Of course. That’s part of being human.
But you’ll understand what’s going on and how to keep that from happening in the future.
You’ll know how to keep your child happy and safe. So they can not just survive in a world that doesn’t understand them -- but thrive. And grow up to be happy, successful adults.
If you’re ready for more smiles and laughter with your child and less drama, click below to join. I can’t wait to see you inside the course!
Evelyne learned how to avoid bedtime battles by meeting her kids sensory needs
Tehani’s son got his sensory needs met and can now learn life skills
Kimberly knew how to keep her son relaxed
