Come As You Are, Meltdowns and All!
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This Isn't Your Typical Parenting Group
Most parenting advice wasn't built for families like ours. It assumes a neurotypical kid with a neurotypical parent, and when it doesn't work, we're left wondering what we're doing wrong.
The truth is simpler: you need tools that were actually made for your brain and your kid's brain.
This is a 4-week small group for moms of neurodivergent kids, led by neurodivergent child counselors who live this stuff too. Think of it as your weekly space to stop masking, stop performing, and actually get into the real stuff: regulation, nervous system responses, RSD, meltdowns, burnout, all of it.
We go deep. We keep it small. And we talk about what actually works, not what's supposed to work.
What you'll walk away with:
Real, practical regulation tools for both you and your child. A better understanding of what's happening in your kid's nervous system (and yours). A group of moms who don't need the backstory because they're living it too. And the confidence to stop second-guessing yourself and start parenting in a way that fits your family.
The Details
Starting September 17th at 11am MST. We meet weekly for 4 sessions. Everything is virtual, everything is recorded, and you get lifetime access to all of it.
The investment is about the cost of a single therapy session.
This is for you if:
You're tired of parenting advice that doesn't land. You want strategies that work with your family's wiring, not against it. You're struggling with emotional regulation, yours, your kid's, or both. And you want to be in a room (even a virtual one) with people who actually get it.
Spots are limited so every mom gets real support, not just a seat.
Ready? Reach out to us at welcome@mindfulasamotherco.com.
This is life changing!
My decision to sign up for the course with mindful as a mother was literally life changing. I know that’s crazy to say for 4 weeks, but Paige and Lindsay have such a beautiful way of approaching motherhood that allowed me to feel seen. And to know I am not broken. Plus seeing other mamas work through their own struggles helped me understand I am not alone. I love their approach where I recognize my own needs first. It was only then that I felt like I could fully relate to my children’s needs and how I could show up for them!