Understand Your

Child’s Big Emotions.

Manage Meltdowns

in the Moment.

Equip Them with the

Tools for Success.

Does your child have one or more of these challenges?

Anxious or frustrated when they can’t control situations, leading to emotional outbursts

Struggles with routines or moving to another task.

Difficulty staying organized.

Getting ready or out the door on time makes mornings feel chaotic. 

Trouble remembering homework or completing tasks.

Easily distracted or loses focus.

I’m here to help you understand these behaviors, uncover what’s behind them, and give you practical tools to support your child’s emotional regulation, focus, and daily routines.

PRESS PLAY

on this video and I’ll walk you through two common scenarios based on struggles I’ve seen with my own kids and the families I work with.

Step 1 – Book A Call 

Ask Andi All Of Your Questions.


Step 2 – Know your child’s stress type…

(listen to this episode) (link episode here)

When you know your child’s stress type you can

  • Recognize when they are in crisis before the big meltdown happens.
  • Understand what they need 
  • Know how to talk to them     


Step 3 –  Equip Your Child with the tools for success

If your child has intense emotions—anger, anxiety, or uncontrollable outbursts—I’ve been in your shoes.

I know the loneliness of wondering how to help while feeling like every other child has it together.

You are not alone. 

I’m here to offer help.    

Andi’s caring nature and deep knowledge of gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) children were invaluable in helping us support our child’s outbursts and anxiety. She guided us through practical strategies to manage daily challenges like getting packed to go to school and homework submission, which had been major stressors in our household. Andi’s expertise in addressing attention and executive function struggles in gifted children allowed us to better understand and nurture our child’s unique needs, transforming our approach to parenting.

Jennifer

Andi has been so incredibly supportive with helping me with my autistic kiddo as we’ve navigated some big emotions. She has given me so many tools that have helped me grow as a mother and my relationship with my son has never been this strong!

Ashley

There are many other parents looking to support their child through big emotions as well.  That’s why I’d love to invite you to our private Facebook Community that is filled with additional tips and tricks and a supportive community full of parents like yourself.  

Remember, you’re not alone in this anymore — and neither is your child.

From Our Kids With Big Emotions Podcast

More about the Kids With Big Emotions podcast HERE.

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