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Shift Your Perspective on Behavior
When your child loses it, it’s difficult to avoid interpreting their behavior as manipulative, intentional, or personal. It feels rude, disrespectful, oppositional, defiant, lazy, etc…
That’s why it’s imperative to adopt a new perspective on behavior first. You'll learn to reframe behavior in a way that is scientifically-backed and actually works for neurodivergent kids. Understanding that there’s a LOT more to behavior than what you see on the surface will help you begin to decode behavior.