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Helping ADHD Kids with Explosive Emotions

Understanding Meltdowns Differently

  • Duration 30–40 minutes
  • Cost Completely free

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What Just Happened AI tool on a laptop
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The "What Just Happened?" AI Debrief Tool

After the storm passes, get a personalised debrief grounded in the Taming Big Emotions framework.

  • What was really happening for your child
  • What you did well (even on the hard days)
  • 3 things to try next time, specific to your situation
  • A repair script to reconnect after a meltdown

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We asked 600+ parents what they struggle with most

Does any of this sound familiar?

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He goes from 0 to 100 so fast and there's no stopping him.

Your child goes from calm to explosive in seconds, with no warning
You've tried everything: reasoning, consequences, hugging. Nothing works
You're so exhausted you can't regulate yourself, let alone your child
You feel like you're walking on eggshells in your own home
Meltdowns are affecting the whole family, siblings, your relationship, your job
You love your child deeply but you're running out of ideas

If you said yes to even one of those, this training is for you.

What you'll walk away with

Real tools. Real understanding. Real relief.

In 30–40 minutes, you'll understand your child's brain in a way that changes everything.

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Why nothing has worked until now

The real reason your child's brain goes from calm to explosive in seconds, and why logic, reasoning, and consequences make it worse.

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The First 60 Seconds framework

A simple, practical tool you can use tonight to interrupt the meltdown cycle before it escalates.

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How to regulate yourself first

Because you can't pour from an empty cup, and your nervous system matters just as much as your child's.

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What comes next

A clear roadmap for building long-term emotional regulation skills in your ADHD child, step by step.

Tarryn Poulton
607K followers

Your host

Tarryn Poulton

Paediatric Occupational Therapist · ADHD Parent · Founder of Nurture ADHD

I'm a paediatric OT who has spent years helping families navigate ADHD. But it wasn't until I became an ADHD parent myself that I truly understood what you're going through.

I've supported over 5,500 families through my programs and have built a community of 607,000 parents who come to me because I speak the truth, not the textbook version, but the real, messy, 7pm-on-a-Tuesday version.

5,500+ families supported Paediatric OT ADHD parent Nurture ADHD founder

Everything you need to know

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Duration

30–40 minutes

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Format

Online training, watch from anywhere in the world

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Cost

Completely free

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Replay

Registered attendees will receive a limited-time replay link

Exclusive attend-live bonus

Walk away with your own AI-powered debrief tool.

Built entirely on the Taming Big Emotions framework. Describe what happened after the storm passes and get a personalised response in seconds.

What Just Happened AI tool on a laptop
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What was happening for your child

A compassionate, neuroscience-grounded reframe so the moment stops feeling random and starts making sense.

What you did well

Always finds something genuine, even on the hardest days, because shame doesn't help anyone grow.

3 things to try next time

Specific, actionable, grounded in TBE. Not a list of 10. Just three things you can actually do.

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A repair script if you need one

Exact words to say to reconnect with your child, because repair is where the real healing happens.

✓ Unlocked for live attendees only

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You don't have to figure this out alone.

Join hundreds of parents who are done walking on eggshells, and ready to understand their child's brain in a way that actually changes things.

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This training is for educational purposes. Results may vary.