Category Sensitive & Intense
Are You or Your Child Addicted to Anger?
Do you feel like your family has more than your share of conflict and anger? In the stresses of family life, anger can quickly get to the level of yelling, screaming, hurtful words, or even aggression. If that’s your reality,…
Your Child Receives a Diagnosis…Now What? | Ep. 125
Is it worth getting a diagnosis?
Is Your Child Intense and Impulsive?
So were God's chosen leaders!
Advocating for Your Sensitive or Neurodiverse Child | Ep. 123
Maybe you’ve received a message from your child’s teacher about his behavior at school, or you want to set your child up for a good experience as she begins a new activity. Communicating with teachers, coaches, and other adults about…
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Morning Sensory Dysregulation
How to turn morning meltdowns into happy starts for your highly sensitive child.
How To Know If Your Child Needs a Diagnosis or Extra Support | Ep. 122
Have you ever wondered, “What’s going on with my child? Is this ‘normal’ behavior, or is there something more going on?” If you’ve asked these questions, you may be wondering if it’s worth seeking a diagnosis for your struggling child. …
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My Child Freaks Out Easily | Ep. 106
And what can I do to make it stop?
50 Self-Regulation Activities To Empower Your Child To Calm
Self-regulation. Emotional regulation. You want to help your child get to an emotionally calm place when conflict happens. But it is so discouraging when, instead, the conflict spirals out of control. Have you ever wished you had a go-to list…
Two Powerful Parenting Strategies To Help Your Highly Sensitive Child Thrive
Do you have an “over-the-top” challenging child? If so, it probably means that your child has high sensory or emotional sensitivity or both! And along with sensitivity is almost always higher anxiety and intensity. It’s important to distinguish and understand…
How to Teach Your Child Not to Be Scared | Ep. 39
How do you teach your child not to be scared? Bedtime, meals, learning at home, performance anxiety, and separation anxiety can all be sources of anxiety for kids. This is especially true for kids who may be highly sensitive. Kids…
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