Thursday, February 19 @ 10AM CT / 11AM ET
Stop the Yelling + Guilt Cycle as an ADHD Parent
60 minutes • includes the Repair Cheatsheet
What most ADHD parenting advice gets wrong about hard days
Strategies assume calm is available on demand. On hard days, it's not. When the body is flooded, "good" strategies fail, guilt spikes, and the cycle repeats.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- What's actually happening in the brain and body on hard days
- Why shame makes reactions worse, not better
- The Repair Method to protect the relationship tonight
Being the only one who really gets your kid is exhausting
When there's no one to tap out with, stress doesn't just build… it spills. Into sharper words, shorter patience, and guilt you don't deserve.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- How survival mode turns small moments into blowups
- Why guilt makes reactions worse, not better
- The Repair Method to stop the shame spiral
When hiding in the bathroom feels like self-care
You're not failing. You're protecting everyone from words you don't want to say. If yelling happens anyway, the guilt is brutal.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- What's happening in your brain when you're pushed past your limit
- Why "calm down" strategies don't work in survival mode
- The Repair Method you can use tonight
Save Your Free Seat
60 minutes live + Repair Cheatsheet included
Hosted by Apryl Bradford, M.Ed., ADHD mom and co-host of the Raising ADHD podcast
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Save Your Free Seat
60 minutes live + Repair Cheatsheet included
Hosted by Apryl Bradford, M.Ed., ADHD mom and co-host of the Raising ADHD podcast
🔒 Your info is secure. We'll never spam you.
What most ADHD parenting advice gets wrong about hard days
Strategies assume calm is available on demand. On hard days, it's not. When the body is flooded, "good" strategies fail, guilt spikes, and the cycle repeats.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- What's actually happening in the brain and body on hard days
- Why shame makes reactions worse, not better
- The Repair Method to protect the relationship tonight
Being the only one who really gets your kid is exhausting
When there's no one to tap out with, stress doesn't just build… it spills. Into sharper words, shorter patience, and guilt you don't deserve.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- How survival mode turns small moments into blowups
- Why guilt makes reactions worse, not better
- The Repair Method to stop the shame spiral
When hiding in the bathroom feels like self-care
You're not failing. You're protecting everyone from words you don't want to say. If yelling happens anyway, the guilt is brutal.
- Why yelling isn't a willpower or patience problem
- What's happening in your brain when you're pushed past your limit
- Why "calm down" strategies don't work in survival mode
- The Repair Method you can use tonight
What You'll Discover
Why You Can't Stop Yelling
It's not a willpower problem. I'll show you what's actually happening in your brain and body when you "lose it"—and why deep breaths don't work mid-meltdown.
The Real Reason Nothing Has Worked
All those strategies require a regulated nervous system. I'll explain the yell-guilt-repeat cycle—and why shame is making you MORE reactive, not less.
The Repair Method
Exactly what to do AFTER you yell—for yourself (to stop the shame spiral) and for your child (to protect the relationship). Use it tonight.
Your Host
Apryl Bradford, M.Ed.
ADHD mom, former teacher, and co-host of the Raising ADHD podcast (with her husband Dr. Brian Bradford, child psychiatrist).
Workshop Details
- Thursday, Feb 19 @ 10AM CT
- 60 minutes, live on Zoom
- Repair Cheatsheet included
- Replay sent if you can't make it
"You're not a bad mom. You're a depleted mom."
No one can be patient, playful, or present from survival mode. I've been the mom I swore I'd never be—yelling when I promised I wouldn't, seeing my daughter's face after I lost it. I found a way back to myself. That's what I want to share with you.
Apryl Bradford, M.Ed.
Co-Host, Raising ADHD Podcast
Ready to Break the Cycle?
Join me live and walk away with something you can use tonight.
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