Learn what’s really happening in your child’s nervous system during a meltdown. This practical session explores behavior as communication, sensory needs, and co-regulation strategies to help parents reduce overwhelm, hold boundaries, and respond to meltdowns with greater confidence and calm.
Monday, August 31st
7:00 PM UTC
45 minBeyond Behavior: What’s Really Happening During Meltdowns
Monday, August 31st
7:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Rooted & Regulated OT
About this event:
Meltdowns can feel unpredictable, exhausting, and overwhelming - for your child and for you. But beneath the big emotions and challenging behavior, there’s often something important happening in your child’s nervous system.
In this session, we’ll look beyond behavior to better understand what children are communicating during a meltdown and how parents can respond in ways that support regulation while still holding boundaries. You’ll learn how sensory needs, overwhelm, and nervous system regulation can influence behavior, plus practical ways to make everyday life feel more manageable.
We’ll explore how to recognize behavior as communication, create a simple “sensory lifestyle” that may reduce the frequency and intensity of meltdowns, and practice co-regulation in the moment without abandoning your own needs or limits.
There’s no magic script for every meltdown. But with a new lens and a few practical shifts, you can feel more prepared to understand what your child needs and help both of you find your way back to calm.
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