Parenting the Intensity: The Retreat

A 3-day free  virtual event for parents of emotionally intense 5-12yo kids

Learn how to navigate conflict with your emotionally intense kids without loosing control
So you can connect with your child and foster a peaceful family dynamic

  • February 25-27 2025

The first event is now over, if you missed it you can still buy the recordings (including a podcast version) or wait for next year by getting on the wailist!

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From Meltdown to Connection

Discover the 2 main triggers and 2 switches to transform meltdowns into moments of connection

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Monthly Group Support

  • Clarify what your child really needs and how to best support them so life is (a little) more boring
  • Refocus on yourself and your children to make your family decisions and let go of other's judgment (yes it's possible, might take time but you'll get there!)
  • Have the support to move forward in a confident way, trusting that your instinct and judgment is as good (if not better) then the ones of all the specialist out there.
  • Experience a safe and judgment-free space where you can really feel accepted and understood, even if you never experienced that before

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Listen to the Podcast

Podcast for parents of emotionally intense kids to feel more confident in dealing with your wonderful, but challenging, kids.

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Hi I'm Anouk,

I'm a mom of 3 (wonderful and) emotionally intense kids, I have a master's in social work and I’ve been supporting parents of kids with all kinds of special needs for more then 16 years (and that's also how long I've been a mom!).

I now support parents of emotionally intense kids for whom nothing in the “general parenting advice” seems to work so they feel confident in trying different things that fit their kids' needs better.