Has your anxiety gone through the roof when trying to cope with your child? Solutions seem to be appearing everywhere, on social media, in books and on TV and yet you don’t know where to start.
There is a foundational step your child needs from you that will help them to sleep better, start each day with a positive mindset and recuperate quicker from stress.
This is the missing piece that can take you from a feeling stuck in no man’s land to feeling confident and ready to join in the party of life!
Welcome to Super Sensitive Soul
Are you ready to claim your life back and feel confident that you’re moving forward with your child’s healing journey?
My 30 day journal will help you get there. I’ll teach you strategies in bite size daily chunks to help you transform your chaos to calm leaving you feeling in charge!
The 100 page DIGITAL journal is designed specifically for the parent of a Super Sensitive Soul. A term I use for a child who has above normal sensitivities e.g. ADHD, Neurodiversity, Depressed, High Functioning Autism, Dyslexic or could simply be displaying challenging behaviour.
It’s a Potent Parenting Plan for change.
In this Journal you’ll get:
- 100 pages
- Daily 15 minute activity prompts
- Your important must do first step for transformation
- Weekly Reflection page
- Shopping List page
- Daily Note page
- Colour Illustrations
- Expert Feng Shui guidance
- De-clutter hacks
- Organization tips
- Small easy steps with no overwhelm!
The parent is often so overwhelmed that they don’t know where to begin to make changes and in what order to undertake them. This digital journal takes all that stress away. All you have to do is turn up each day for 15 minutes and apply!
Head down below and grab a copy to transform your life and get access to your 30 day Journal directly in your inbox! Follow the plan that has worked for thousands of others.
It’s perfect for you if you’re:
- Hanging around waiting for a psychiatric diagnosis for your child
- Still struggling with your child even after they’ve been prescribed with Meds
- feel like you’re not getting anywhere and your child isn’t severe enough to warrant medication
- You feel like you need a constructive plan of action for positive change!
