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Feel calmer and more confident when life with your PDA, Autistic, ADHD child feels overwhelming.
5 short episodes to help you understand what's happening underneath the behaviour — and start responding differently.
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You're not a bad mum.
You're probably just missing some of the pieces.
If you're constantly firefighting meltdowns...
Wondering why your child seems to ignore you...
Struggling when plans change...
Trying to make everyday life more predictable...
And wondering whether you should be doing things differently...
this podcast is for you.
I've taken the things I wish I'd understood much earlier and turned them into five short, practical episodes you can listen to whenever you have a few minutes.
Inside you'll discover:
🪜 The Stepping Stone Analogy
How creating more predictability and certainty can help reduce anxiety and make the next step feel more manageable.
🔄 Plan A + Plan B
How to support your child when plans change, without every change becoming a crisis.
🤍 The Importance of Community
Why having people who understand what you're navigating can make such a difference — and why you don't have to do this alone.
👀 Help, My Neurodivergent Child Is Ignoring Me!
Why your child may not actually be ignoring you — and what could be happening underneath the behaviour you're seeing.
🧠 Why Learning More Isn’t The Answer
Why learning everything about neurodivergence left me more overwhelmed, and the five things I eventually discovered actually helped me navigate meltdowns differently.
No more information overload.
You don't need another 47 things to read.
You need the right information, explained simply, in a way you can actually use when things get hard.
That's what I've created this podcast to do.
It's free. It's private. And you can listen whenever it suits you.
Ready to feel a little more clear, calm and confident?
Hi, I'm Laura.
I'm a mum to neurodivergent twins, a former teacher and a specialist in supporting parents of neurodivergent children.
I created this podcast because I know what it's like to feel completely overwhelmed by the amount of information out there — while still feeling like you don't know what to actually do when things get hard.
