Navigating Sibling Relationships with PDA
Support for parents stuck between explosive moments, big feelings, and kids who just can’t seem to get along.
Enroll Now - $49Why can't my kids just get along?Â
If that question’s been on repeat in your head lately, you're in the right place.
Sibling relationships are tricky in any family—but when PDA is in the mix, they can feel like a ticking time bomb. The constant conflict, the chaos, the guilt of trying to meet everyone’s needs without losing your mind—it’s a lot.
This course gives you the clarity and tools you’ve been craving. You’ll learn why things feel so intense, how to shift your expectations in ways that actually work, and what real support can look like for all your kids—without you becoming the sacrificial glue holding it all together.
What you'll learn... Â
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Why sibling tension escalates in PDA families
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How to plan for safety without shame
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Ways to reduce resentment and overfunctioning
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How to help siblings understand PDA
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Repair strategies for moments of rupture
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Setting expectations that work in your realityÂ
Here's what you get...Â
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✔️ Lifetime access to the content (including any future updates.)
✔️ 90 minutes of pre-recorded videos that you can watch (and re-watch!) at your leisure.Â
✔️ A printable slide deck of the presentation.
 ✔️ A handy printable PDF of tips for talking to siblings about PDA and vulnerable nervous systems.
✔️ A resource list including nervous system books for kids and collaborative game recommendations.
Is This Course For You?
you'll benefit most if...
You're raising at least one kid with big, confusing behaviors
Sibling relationships feel fragile, tense, or unsafe
You’re craving trauma-informed tools that are realistic and usable
You want to stop feeling lost and start feeling equipped
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 "I was so exhausted from non-stop refereeing. This gave me a framework to keep everyone safe and gently build my kids' relationship."
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- SP, parent of 3 neurodivergent kids
HEY THERE!
I'm LindsayÂ
I'm a therapist of over 10 years, a late-diagnosed ADHD woman, and a lover of fancy coffee and good books.
When I gave birth to my first child in 2014, I was quickly baffled. Who let me parent this kid? Why did all of the things the parenting books suggested seem to make his behavior worse? I was definitely messing this all up...
It wasn't until our son received an autism diagnosis at age 7 and we stumbled across PDA that everything clicked into place. We were going about this all wrong. Rather than having behavior issues to be solved through rewards and consequences, he needed nervous system support and co-regulation.
I've been where you are! I saved myself... and you can, too.
