This course is for parents and caregivers of toddlers, children, and teenagers who want to better understand behaviour, emotions, and brain development. It’s ideal if you’re feeling stuck in power struggles, overwhelmed by big emotions, or looking for a more compassionate, effective way to support your child.  This course will also be of interest to professionals and others who work with children to understand how we can utilise the last neuroscientific research to support children's wellbeing and overall development. 

The course is relevant for children from birth through adolescence. While brain development looks different at each stage, the principles of nervous system regulation, connection, and secure attachment apply across all ages.

No. All concepts are explained in clear, accessible language with practical examples. You’ll gain a solid understanding of the “why” behind behaviour without needing any prior knowledge.

Yes. The course is especially helpful for parents of children with sensitive nervous systems, including those with ADHD, autism, anxiety, or a history of stress or trauma. It focuses on understanding behaviour through a nervous system lens rather than blame or punishment.

Yes—but not through rewards, punishments, or quick fixes. You’ll learn how to support regulation first, which naturally leads to improved behaviour, cooperation, and emotional skills over time.

No. This course is connection-based, not permissive. It supports clear boundaries and guidance while recognising that children need safety and regulation before they can learn or change behaviour.

Rather than focusing on managing behaviour, this course helps you understand what drives behaviour—from brain development to stress responses—so you can respond with confidence, empathy, and effectiveness.

You’ll gain:

• A new lens for understanding behaviour

• Practical tools for calming big emotions

• Greater confidence in your parenting

• Stronger connection and trust with your child

Yes! This course is built on the latest neuroscience and psychological research. It was developed by Clinical Psychologist and Paediatric Neuropsychologist Megan Fowler, who has over 20 years of experience working with children, families, and professionals.

The course takes approximately 60 minutes to complete. It is entirely self-paced, so you can learn at your own convenience.

Yes! You’ll have ongoing access to the course materials, so you can revisit the content anytime.

We accept credit/debit cards via the online checkout. Bulk purchases (3+ licences) can be paid via bank transfer.

Due to the digital nature of this course, refunds are generally not available. However, if you experience any issues, please contact us, and we’ll do our best to assist you.