Meet
Dr. David

Your Parenting and Teaching Guide

For too long, traditional parenting and teaching methods have shamed, punished, and misunderstood neurodivergent children. I'm here to change that.

I do this by equipping parents and teachers with practical, connection-driven strategies that replace punishment with understanding, power struggles with collaboration, and shame with support.

Through my online courses, workshops, and coaching, I provide the tools and guidance to help adults co-regulate, set boundaries that actually work, and create emotionally safe spaces where neurodivergent kids don’t just survive—they thrive.

Guiding You from Confusion to Confidence

I do this because I know what it’s like to feel lost, exhausted, and unsure of how to truly support a neurodivergent child.

As a father, educator, and advocate, I’ve spent decades navigating the challenges of emotional dysregulation—both personally and professionally.

Through brain/body-based, trauma-informed strategies, I help parents and teachers cut through the confusion, break free from outdated discipline, and build the calm, connected confidence they need to support neurodivergent kids in a way that actually works.

Why the Heck Should You Trust Me for Support?

I’ve Lived It.

I’m not just an expert—I’m a neurodivergent father raising five neurodivergent kids. I’ve walked through the meltdowns, the misdiagnoses, the frustration, and the fight for real solutions. I know what it’s like to feel lost, exhausted, and desperate for something that actually works.

I’ve Taught It.

With 30+ years in education, I’ve worked with thousands of kids, parents, and teachers who were drowning in outdated discipline models. I’ve trained educators, coached parents, and helped redefine what real support looks like—all backed by trauma-informed, brain-based strategies that actually get results.

I Break the Rules That Need to Be Broken.

I’m not here to push sticker charts, timeouts, or shame-based behavior systems. I’m here to burn the old playbook and show you how to ditch the power struggles and build real connection—so your neurodivergent child or student can thrive, not just survive.