Understand why the pattern repeats
Learn what recurring escalation, refusal, shutdown, or distress may be communicating beneath the surface.
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Dr. David A. PalmerRewire the Response™Reserve My Free Seat
A free Roots Before Results parent briefing
Why Big Emotional Behaviors Keep Repeating
Bring one hard moment that keeps repeating. Leave with a clearer map of what may be driving it—and one response adjustment to test.
DateTuesday, August 25, 2026
Time6:00–7:00 PM Pacific
WhereLive on Zoom
Can't attend live? Register and receive the teaching replay for 48 hours.
This is for you if
You keep seeing the same hard moment, even after trying everything you know.
- Escalation seems to go from zero to sixty.
- Refusal, pushback, or shutdown keeps derailing the day.
- School stress follows your child home.
- You want to hold limits without adding more threat.
What we will do together
One hour. One recurring pattern. One useful shift.
This is practical teaching for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent toddlers through teens.
Map one real moment
Bring one hard situation from your home and use a simple lens to identify what may be driving it.
Choose one response shift
Leave with one practical adjustment you can test the next time the pattern begins.
Your guide
Dr. David A. Palmer
Educator, school leader, neurodivergent adult, parent, and creator of Rewire the Response™. Dr. David brings more than 30 years of experience helping adults move from reacting to reading what is really happening.
“The behavior is not the whole story. It is the part of the story the nervous system can show us.”
Save your seat
Join the free Parent Briefing.
After you register, watch your inbox for confirmation and Zoom access. The registration form also lets you choose what support you may want next: the local September Roots cohort, a future virtual cohort, or both.
Replay noteThe teaching portion will be available for 48 hours. Participant discussion and identifying family information will not be included.
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