110: Breaking the Rules: Why Neurodivergent Kids Push Back with Christina Keeble

If you’ve ever felt like traditional parenting advice, or even the school system, just doesn’t FIT your child, especially if they’re neurodivergent, this episode is going to shift your perspective.I’m joined by the brilliant Christina Keeble—an AuDHD mother of two neurodivergent PDAers, and a Neurodiversity and Educational Consultant with over 23 years of experience. Christina has worked with schools, families, businesses, and government organisations to change the way we see and support neurodivergent kids.Together we dive into:✨ Why kids’ need for connection never fades (even if society acts like it should)✨ How school expectations often clash with children’s real needs✨ Why rewards and consequences often do more harm than good✨ How neurodivergent kids challenge social hierarchies—and why that’s actually a strengthStick around to the end, where Christina shares powerful insights for parents considering leaving the school system—you don’t want to miss it.This is one of those conversations that will leave you both challenged and encouraged. You’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of how to nurture trust, connection, and resilience in your kids.🎁 CLAIM YOUR GIFT! Only for listeners, you can access my popular online course for parents of ADHD kiddos: From Blowups to Balance, instead of $97 just pay $17! Head to www.stephaniepinto.com/courses and use code ADHDPOD17Hi! I’m an award-winning Emotional Intelligence parenting consultant, best-selling author and international speaker. I’m also a paediatric anxiety therapist and I love helping kids, parents and educators use emotional intelligence to become calmer, more connected and live happier lives!Book a FREE 30 min consult with me to discuss coaching, support, collaborations or speaking engagements.W: www.stephaniepinto.comFB: fb.com/stephpintoIG @emotionally.intelligent.parentHave you joined my Facebook Group for parents? There are 140,000+ parents in the community! 🎉 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.