Help Your Anxious Child Feel Safe, Understood, and More Secure
These audio-based courses are designed to help you support an anxious, emotionally intense, or neurodivergent child with more clarity and confidence without trying to “fix” them. If you’re looking for practical frameworks or a deeper understanding of what’s going on beneath the surface, there’s a place to begin.
Parenting for Anxious Children
Practical ways to support your child through emotional and behavioural challenges
Outdated discipline strategies often make anxious kids more reactive and withdrawn. This course gives you a modern, empathy-based approach to setting boundaries, responding to big emotions, and building trust in tough moments.
You’ll learn how to:
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Respond to emotional storms without escalating the situation
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Set clear limits without shame or fear
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Build lasting connection, even when your child is pushing you away
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Reduce power struggles while supporting your child’s growth
Best for parents who want straightforward insights they can use right away alongside therapy or on their own.
Making Sense of Anxious Children
Understand what’s really going on so you can respond with calm, not confusion
If you’ve ever felt lost trying to support your child through anxiety, this audio programme helps you step back and see the bigger picture. You’ll learn how anxiety shows up in your child’s body and behaviour, how your responses shape their experience, and how to stay steady when things feel chaotic.
You’ll learn how to:
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Understand the patterns behind anxiety and emotional overload
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Read your child’s signals more clearly
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Support self regulation and emotional safety
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Feel less reactive, more grounded, and more confident
Best for parents who want to understand the why behind the behaviour so they can respond with empathy and intention, not guesswork.
Not sure where to start?
If you feel like you're constantly firefighting, start with Parenting for Anxious Children. You’ll get clear, practical insights you can put into action today.
If you’re trying to understand your child’s inner world and want to make sense of the deeper patterns at play, Making Sense of Anxious Children will give you the insight you’re looking for.
Both courses are designed to work alongside professional support if your child has a psychologist or psychiatrist. They are not clinical treatment but they will help you feel less lost in the process.
