Danielle Rodda Neurodivergent Consulting

08/10/2026

Most parenting advice assumes a nervous system your kid doesn't have.

So you try the thing. It doesn't work. You try harder. It works less.

The mentorship group starts somewhere else: with what your kid's body is doing and why, and what changes when you meet that instead of fighting it.

Small group. Real conversations. No performing.

https://daniellerodda1.podia.com/making-sense-of-behaviour-mentorship-group

07/24/2026

I'd love to share the upcoming pilot launch of my Making Sense of Behaviour Mentorship Group. We're going to nerd out about all the nervous system amazingness using Robyn Gobbel's Raising Kids With Big Baffling Behaviors course paired with weekly community co-regulation. Check it out! https://daniellerodda1.podia.com/making-sense-of-behaviour-mentorship-group

04/07/2026

02/14/2026

I don't know about you, but wintering is feeling very heavy right now.

01/10/2026

When things unravel after the holidays, this is what I want parents to know.
Many neurodivergent — especially PDA — nervous systems spend weeks holding it together.

Navigating expectations.
Managing sensory overload.
Bracing for demands, transitions, and judgment.

When the pace finally changes, the nervous system notices increased cues of felt safety.

That’s when emotions often surface:
exhaustion
grief
irritability
shutdown
unravelling

This isn’t a setback.
It isn’t something you caused.
It isn’t a sign you “did it wrong.”

It’s what happens when a system no longer has to stay braced.

January doesn’t ask you to get back on track.
It asks you to let things soften.

You’re not behind.
You’re coming back into yourself.

Save this for the days you need reassurance.