Creating a Low-Stress Home: Supports to Regulate Your Child
Reduce Daily Meltdowns, Build Calm, and Support Your Child’s Nervous System—Without Guesswork or Guilt
What is it?
A 2-hour recording from a live webinar designed for parents, carers, and grandparents—includes interactive Q&A and downloadable resources.
Recording available: 90 days
What you’ll gain:
Understand what’s happening beneath the surface of your child’s behaviours—and how to create a home that truly supports their regulation.
You'll walk away with:
A deep understanding of your child’s stress responses and nervous system
Practical strategies to reduce overwhelm at home
Clarity around your child’s triggers and how to respond proactively
A powerful 5-step accommodation framework for everyday challenges
Feel Like You’re Walking on Eggshells?
If you’re constantly second-guessing your parenting, navigating daily meltdowns, or feeling unsure of how to help your child regulate—it’s not your fault. The truth is, most parenting advice doesn’t account for the unique needs of neurodivergent kids or those with sensitive nervous systems.
You don’t need more willpower or stricter rules.
You need a map—and that’s what this webinar provides.
What You’ll Learn (and Apply Immediately)
We’ll explore essential neurodevelopmental insights and real-world strategies you can use the same day.
Part 1: Understand Your Child’s Stress System
How stress responses show up in behaviour
The cumulative impact of daily stressors on your child’s nervous system
Recognising signs of escalation and dysregulation
Part 2: The 3 Key Levers to Reduce Stress
The Child:
- Supporting self-regulation
- Building nervous system awareness
The Environment:
- Optimising physical and sensory spaces
- Reducing pressure with low-demand communication (e.g., Declarative Language)
The Expectations:
- Matching expectations with capacity
-Using a 5-step process to create accommodations (with practical examples for mealtimes and sleep)
Also included:
3 mini Q&A sessions throughout the webinar (10 minutes each)
PDF handouts of all webinar slides
Access to the recording for 90 days
About Your Presenter
Kate Kleinau
Kate is a neurodivergent Paediatric Occupational Therapist and a mum of two, including one Autistic PDAer. She brings 16 years of experience in child development, sensory processing, and relational support—and a personal, heartfelt understanding of what it means to raise a neurodivergent child.Her work through Raising PDA Kids helps families move from overwhelm to understanding through education and support that truly makes a difference.
Imagine This...
Less stress at bedtime.
Fewer emotional outbursts.
More confidence in how you parent.
More peace in your home.
This webinar will help you understand what your child needs most—and how to provide it, without burning yourself out or feeling like you’re doing it wrong.
What You Get
💻 Live Webinar 2 hours of expert content with built-in Q&A
📹 Recording Available for 90 days after the event
📄 PDF Slides Downloadable handouts of all content
❓ Live Q&A for your questions
✅ NDIS Claimable - May be eligible under your child’s plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for grandparents and carers too?
Yes! Anyone supporting your child will benefit.
Can I use NDIS funding?
Probably. Many parents claim this as a parent training support. Check with your NDIS plan manager.
What if I can’t attend live?
You’ll receive full access to the recording for 90 days after the event.
Do I need any background knowledge?
None at all. This session is designed to meet you where you are.
My child is a teenager - is this course suitable for me?
A response directly from our presenter, Kate: , "Yes, all of the underlying concepts or cumulative stress, window of tolerance, capacity vs capability and recognising signs of escalation can be applied to any age range, even ourselves as adults. The Person/Environment/Occupational model which I adapt to be child, environment, expectations is also designed to be applied across the lifespan. I do give lots of examples from my own experiences implementing strategies with my 7 year old and I also give broader examples based on trends I see in the families that I work with. My comfort zone tends to sit with primary aged kids; however, I have worked professionally with teenagers and young adults."
This Is Your Invitation to a Calmer, More Connected Home
Your child isn’t broken—and neither are you.
Understanding your child’s nervous system is the missing link that makes everything else fall into place.
Take this step now to create the supportive, low-stress environment your family deserves.
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