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The Overstimulated
Parent Course

 
You know better. So why can't you access what you know when you're triggered? 

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You've read the parenting advice.

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You know your child isn't trying to make your life harder.

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You know you don't want to yell.

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You know you want to pause before you react.

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And yet sometimes the whining starts, nobody is listening, you're already overstimulated and suddenly every piece of parenting wisdom you've ever learned has left the fucking building.

 

Because knowing better and having the capacity to do better are two completely different things.
 

The Overstimulated Parent Course helps you understand what's happening underneath your parenting triggers — and gives you practical tools to start changing the patterns that keep running the show.

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20 lessons.

4 interconnected pillars.

Practical tools, somatic work, reflection, parenting strategies, systems + deeper inner work.

YOU PROBABLY DON'T NEED MORE PARENTING ADVICE.


You might need to understand why parenting is affecting you this much in the first place.

Because being triggered isn't always about the thing happening in front of you.
 

The whining might be the stimulus.

But underneath it?

Your nervous system may already be overloaded.
 

Your child's behavior might be bumping into something you learned in your own childhood.

You might be running on no sleep, too much noise, too little support and six hours of meeting everyone else's needs.
 

You might believe a “good parent” shouldn't need space from their own children.

You might be trying to control the environment because unpredictability feels unsafe.


Or several of those things might be happening at the exact same time.
 

That's why I completely rewrote this course around my 4 Pillar Framework.

Because overstimulation isn't just a nervous-system problem.

And your triggers don't live in one neat little box.

ONE COURSE. FOUR LENSES.

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The 4 Pillar Framework isn't four separate modules you complete and leave behind.

It's the lens we use throughout the course.

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As we explore your triggers, patterns, capacity and parenting, we'll keep coming back to four areas:

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PILLAR 1 — PAST + INNER WORK

What might this be bringing up in me?

Your childhood. Attachment. Inner-child work. Somatic history. Protective parts. Shadow work. Core beliefs. Learned patterns.

Not because every parenting problem is secretly your childhood.

But because sometimes what's happening today is colliding with something your system learned a long time ago.

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PILLAR 2 — NERVOUS SYSTEM + IN-THE-MOMENT REGULATION

What's happening in me right now — and what can I do with it?

Recognizing activation. Understanding your nervous system. Building the pause. Pattern interrupts. Somatic tools. Regulation. De-escalation. Repair.

Understanding why you're triggered is useful.

But you also need tools for Tuesday morning when somebody is screaming because their banana broke.

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PILLAR 3 — PRACTICAL PARENTING + CAPACITY

What in my actual life is contributing to this?

Child development. Expectations. Sleep. Sensory load. Household systems. Support. Boundaries. Relationships. Mental load. Environment. Physical capacity. Energy leaks.

Because sometimes you don't need to heal another childhood wound.

You need help, food, sleep, a boundary or a better fucking system.

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PILLAR 4 — IDENTITY + SELF-CONCEPT

Who am I being — and who am I becoming?

Self-trust. People pleasing. Perfectionism. Control. Responsibility. Guilt. Advocacy. Intuition. Agency. The beliefs you hold about yourself and what a “good parent” is supposed to be.

Because parenting isn't always asking you to regulate your way back into who you were before kids.

Sometimes it's asking you to become someone new.

 

BECAUSE A SINGLE TRIGGER CAN LIVE IN ALL FOUR.

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Imagine your child asks you the same question five times while you're trying to get everyone out the door.

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You snap.

Instead of stopping at:

“I need to be more patient.”

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We get curious.

PAST: Did growing up around unpredictability teach me that chaos means something is wrong?

IN THE MOMENT: What happened in my body before I snapped? Could I recognize that activation sooner?

CAPACITY: Am I rushing? Hungry? overstimulated? Doing everything myself? Is there a practical way to make mornings less chaotic?

IDENTITY: Do I believe I should be able to handle all of this without help? What does it mean about me when I can't?

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Now we're not just trying to stop the reaction.

We're understanding it.

That's the work.

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WHAT WE ACTUALLY EXPLORE

​Across the 20 lessons, we're not just collecting more information.

We're exploring the patterns underneath your real parenting experiences.

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You'll dive into:

Somatic work + nervous-system awareness
Understanding activation in your body instead of only analyzing it with your brain.

 

Resourcing + capacity
Why tools stop working when you're already beyond capacity — and how to create more room before you reach that point.

 

Protective parts + self-love
Understanding the parts of you that learned to anticipate, control, defend, please, fix or avoid.

 

Building the pause + pattern interrupts
Why “just pause before you react” is actually really fucking hard — and how that pause gets built.

 

Neural pathways + repetition
Why knowing something intellectually doesn't automatically create a new automatic response.

 

Support systems + asking for help
Looking honestly at how supported you actually are — and the beliefs that might make receiving help difficult.

 

Inner-child patterns + misunderstanding behavior
Recognizing when developmentally normal behavior is touching something much older in you.

 

Resistance
Why you can desperately want to change while another part of you keeps returning to what's familiar.

 

The guilt cycle
Trigger → reaction → guilt → shame → promise to do better → repeat.

And why shame isn't the thing that's going to break it.

 

Repair
Because healthy parenting isn't never getting it wrong.

It's knowing what happens after you do.

 

Insourcing + outsourcing
Learning what belongs to you, what doesn't and where you've been handing your authority away.

 

Regulation tools
Building actual practices — while understanding why no single breathing technique is going to solve your entire parenting experience.

 

Control + perfectionism
Looking at the expectations creating pressure for both you and your children.

 

People pleasing + self-worth
What happens when you've spent a lifetime feeling responsible for everyone else's emotions — and then have children with very big emotions.

 

Self-concept + self-trust
Who you believe you are as a parent, what happens when reality conflicts with that identity and learning to trust yourself again.

 

Parts work + duality
Learning to hold two truths without making either one wrong.

You can love your children desperately and desperately need space.

You can be grateful and overwhelmed.

You can understand your child's behavior and still find it triggering.

You can be healing and still lose your shit sometimes.

Two things can be true.

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THIS ISN'T JUST ABOUT UNDERSTANDING WHY.

Insight is powerful.

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But I don't want you to finish this course able to beautifully explain your childhood while still getting completely hijacked every morning.

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We're also looking at:

👉How you recognize activation sooner.

👉What you can do when you're already triggered.

👉What needs to change in your environment.

👉Where you need more support.

👉What expectations are making parenting harder.

👉What your child may actually be developmentally capable of.

👉Where boundaries would protect your capacity.

👉How to repair when you react.

👉How to build self-trust.

👉And how to stop outsourcing every parenting decision because you're terrified of getting it wrong.

 

The goal isn't more information.

The goal is more awareness, more capacity, more choice and more trust in yourself.

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THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU IF...

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You love your kids deeply and feel confused by how much parenting can activate you.

You know how you want to respond but can't always access that version of yourself in the moment.

You find yourself triggered by whining, noise, mess, repeated questions, fighting, sleep struggles or the constant neediness of raising small humans.

You've tried the scripts and regulation tools but know there's something deeper happening.

You're overstimulated, under-supported or constantly operating near the edge of your capacity.

You recognize patterns like people pleasing, perfectionism, hypervigilance or control in yourself.

You're tired of the trigger → reaction → guilt → promise to do better → repeat cycle.

And you don't want to spend your kids' childhood waiting for parenting to get easier before you can enjoy it.

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Mother and Daughter

READY TO STOP JUST KNOWING BETTER — AND START UNDERSTANDING WHAT'S ACTUALLY HAPPENING?

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You don't need to become a perfectly regulated parent who never gets overwhelmed, angry or triggered.

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You need to understand what's underneath the reaction, build more capacity for the moments that challenge you, and have tools that actually make sense for your life.

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That's what we're doing inside the Overstimulated Parent Course.

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20 core lessons rewritten to incorporate my 4 Pillar Framework throughout, plus new bonus content, practical tools, somatic work, deeper inner work, parenting strategies and lifetime access so you can come back whenever you need it.

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THE OVERSTIMULATED PARENT COURSE

WAS $157

NOW $47

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One-time payment • Self-paced • Lifetime access

No subscription.

No deadline to finish.

 

Start where you are and move through it at the pace your actual life allows.

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You don't have to wait for parenting to get easier to feel better in it.

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Your triggers are information.

Let's learn how to listen to them.

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- Laura

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