10 weeks · 8 sessions · Online / in-person
Parent-Led Behaviour Support
4.4 · 17 parent reviewsIf the same battles keep coming round and nothing has stuck, work with a neurodiversity specialist across 8 parent-only, online 45-minute sessions over 10 weeks.
- 8 sessions of 1:1 time (6 hours)
- Booked at your own pace
- Save £160 on booking the sessions separately
- Switch specialist anytime
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This programme includes
Assessment and goal setting
- You and your specialist assess what is happening and set goals
- Clear goals for your ten-week programme
Connection and child-led time
- You practise connection through child-led time with your specialist
- Child-led time to use for building connection
Praise, rewards and ND motivation
- You tailor praise, rewards and motivation to your child's profile
- Praise and rewards that better fit your child
Instructions, routines and visual supports
- You shape clear instructions, routines and visual supports together
- Steadier routines with instructions and visual supports to use at home
Boundaries and planned consequences
- You compare helpful boundaries and consequences with approaches that backfire
- Boundaries and consequences adapted for your neurodivergent child
Flashpoint planning: first target
- You choose and work through one everyday flashpoint
- A practical approach for your first chosen flashpoint
Flashpoint planning: second target
- You choose and work through a second everyday flashpoint
- A practical approach for your second chosen flashpoint
Progress review and forward plan
- You review progress with your specialist and look ahead
- A forward plan shaped by your review
The research behind it
This programme is informed by the research behind Incredible Years, Triple P and, for disabilities, Stepping Stones Triple P. Behavioural parent training is the best-evidenced approach in child mental health, and NICE recommends parent training as a first-line approach for behaviour problems. The shared ingredients are child-led play, specific praise, clear commands and planned consequences. For neurodivergent children, sensory and communication causes are considered before behaviour strategies are applied.
How we'll know it worked
You set a baseline in session 1, measure it again in session 8 and see the two side by side.
- The two goals you set together in session 1, using goal-based outcomes (GBO).
- A weekly yes or no log of whether your 2 target routines happened without a battle.
- The short SDQ conduct questions before and after, to track behaviour consistently.
- Whether target routines are running and conflict flashpoints are becoming less frequent.
Is this for me?
Mornings, mealtimes or getting out of the door keep turning into conflict.
You are a parent of a neurodivergent child and want home routines that feel more manageable.
You have tried standard parenting advice, but it did not fit your child or made things harder.
You want sensory and communication causes considered before behaviour strategies are chosen.
You want more than one-off tips, with time to practise between sessions.
You are happy to attend online without your child and want to see clearly what is changing.
Want one 45-minute conversation for £80 before committing to 10 weeks? Behaviour & routines at home fits better.
“Spread out so we could actually embed each thing before adding the next. That pacing is why it worked when the books never did.”
No waiting lists, specialists on-demand
HCPC verified4.9Dr Helen Marsh
Educational Psychologist
Helps families understand assessments and build a clear plan, without the jargon.
RCSLT verified5.0Mei Chen
Speech & Language Therapist
Gentle, play-based sessions that build confidence and communication at home.
HCPC verified4.8Sophie Bennett
Occupational Therapist
Practical sensory and motor strategies that fit into real, busy family routines.
Parents who've been here. What they said afterwards.
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Built a routine that survives contact with real life, which the parenting books never managed. The written summaries each week kept both of us parents on the same page, literally.
Really pleased overall. Wish I could afford to do it all again to top up, that's how useful it was, though the price is the catch. The meltdown toolkit we built over those weeks is the thing I reach for most.
The continuity matters more than I expected. By session three she knew our daughter's sensory world and the advice got really specific instead of generic. Sleep, meltdowns, mornings, all noticeably better.
Matched in a couple of days and our specialist Rachel just got us. Steady, warm, practical, and home life is genuinely calmer. It's a fair bit of money up front, that's my only hesitation, but spread over the weeks it earned its keep.
I came in exhausted and a bit cynical, thinking nobody could fix our evenings. By the end I wasn't dreading 5pm any more. That's not nothing.
Good steady help. It is an investment, and there was one session that felt a bit like a recap, but on the whole the programme worked out better value than singles and the toolkit is genuinely ours now. The kids are calmer in the evenings.
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A programme of 1:1 video sessions with a vetted UK specialist, with the same continuity throughout.
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Vetted before they ever meet your child
Enhanced DBS, qualifications verified against the awarding body, identity confirmed in person.
This is specialist guidance for parents, not diagnosis or treatment. Session 1 always screens for anything that needs your GP, NHS or CAMHS first, and we tell you straight away if it does.
Common questions
What if it does not work?
No one can guarantee an outcome. In session 1, your specialist screens for anything that needs the GP, NHS or CAMHS and routes you there rather than pressing on. They consider sensory and communication causes before choosing behaviour strategies, and will tell you honestly if a different route fits better. This is specialist guidance for parents, not diagnosis or treatment.
Who attends, and is it online or in person?
You attend on your own and your child is never on the call. All 8 sessions are online. You can also ask about an optional in-person home observation before session 4, so your specialist can see routines and flashpoints live rather than relying only on a description.
Why does an 8-session programme take 10 weeks?
Weeks 5 and 9 are deliberate practice weeks with no session. You use the tools in real life, first before the boundaries work and then before the final review, so the programme can respond to what actually happens at home.
What will sessions 6 and 7 cover?
At the end of session 1, you choose two flashpoints that matter most to your family. The menu is mornings, mealtimes, screens, homework, getting out of the door or public meltdowns.
Why book the full programme?
You work with the same specialist across 10 weeks, with time to practise and a measured review at the end. The 8 sessions cost £480 all-in, compared with £640 booked separately, saving £160.
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