Cheryl Quimba

This training on "Resilience in Low-Demand Parenting" focuses on equipping parents with the tools and mindset needed to foster emotional strength and adaptability in their families. This approach prioritizes connection over control, helping parents build resilient relationships with their children while promoting long-term emotional well-being. There will be specific focus on parenting neurodivergent children.

The power of being present for others in the midst of difficulty lies in the simple yet profound act of showing up with empathy and compassion. In times of struggle, offering a listening ear or a supportive presence can be incredibly healing, allowing others to feel seen, heard, and understood. By being fully present—without judgment or the need to fix—we create a safe space where individuals can express their emotions, process their challenges, and find comfort in knowing they’re not alone. This kind of presence can bring solace, build trust, and help others feel stronger in facing their difficulties.

This training explores the profound influence your family of origin can have on your approach to parenting, especially when raising children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). By understanding your own upbringing, patterns, and triggers, you'll gain valuable insights into how these dynamics may shape your responses to your child's behaviors. Participants will learn strategies to break unhelpful cycles, build greater self-awareness, and adopt more effective, compassionate approaches that support their child’s unique needs. This training aims to empower parents with the tools to create a nurturing environment that fosters connection, resilience, and growth for both themselves and their children.