FROM CHAOS TO COOPERATION
A FREE webinar for parents who are overwhelmed, overstimulated, and wondering why transitions feel so hard. Discover why the hardest transitions aren't just about your child, they're about you too, and what changes when you understand both.
Thursday 24th September 8:00PM AEST
( Live on Zoom )
Stop Guessing. Start Understanding
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In this FREE webinar, you will:
Understand why transitions are one of the hardest parts of the day for young children, and what's really happening for them in those moments
Discover how your own state shapes your child's transitions, and what co-regulation looks like in practice.
Simple, practical ways to support your child through transitions, without the resistance.
Learn how to repair with your child after a transition falls apart, so it doesn't set the tone for the rest of the day.
Hi, I’m Angela - Paediatric Occupational Therapist | Melbourne
Hi, I'm Angela
I have spent nearly two decades working as a paediatric occupational therapist in Melbourne and the United Kingdom, helping families make sense of their children's sensory worlds, nervous systems, and behaviour.
I know this work inside and out. Becoming a mum showed me something no training could have. Knowledge does not protect you from depletion. I found myself doing the very thing I had talked about with so many parents, pushing through, ignoring what my body was telling me, giving from a place of empty. Even the small things, like getting out the door in the morning or moving from dinner to bath to bed, could tip me straight into overwhelm.
It was only when I started actually listening to myself, noticing my own sensory responses, my own nervous system patterns, the moments my body was signalling something I kept overriding, that things began to change. I started to see why those daily transitions felt so hard, for me and for my daughter, and what actually helped both of us move through them.
Not just in how I felt, but in how I showed up. For my daughter, for my family, for myself. That experience is woven into every part of how I support families today.
I know what it feels like to have all the knowledge and still find it hard. I also know what becomes possible when you start listening to your body, and to your child's, and take care of yourself first.dn
