Honestly? About $25 and a few hours of your time.

But what you could gain?

• The first moment of peace you’ve felt in months

• A real explanation for why your child melts down or shuts down—and how to respond without making it worse

• Relief from the guilt and second-guessing that’s been weighing you down

• Tools that actually work because they’re rooted in how your child’s brain functions

• Clarity on what to focus on—and what you can finally let go of

• Momentum. Confidence. A clear next step forward.

If even one thing clicks, that $25 becomes the best parenting investment you’ve ever made.

Click here and register. You’ll get immediate access to the full schedule, Zoom links, and a warm welcome email.

Each day includes a live 45-minute training + 45 minutes of optional coaching.

Can’t make it live? You’ll get the replays.

You don’t need more parenting advice.
You need a new lens — and a guide who truly gets what you’re facing.

That’s where I come in.

I’m Tyler — a certified ADHD Life Coach, founder of Focus Forward, and mom of three. For the past 12+ years, I’ve supported thousands of families navigating ADHD and learning differences. But more importantly? I’ve sat in the same trenches as a child with ADHD and now a parent of a child with ADHD.

This series won’t throw strategies at you and hope something sticks.
It won’t shame you into “trying harder.”
And it’s not about fixing your child.

Instead, it’s about helping you see what’s really going on underneath the chaos — so you can stop second-guessing, and start leading with calm, clarity, and connection.

This is real-life support, grounded in lived experience and evidence-based tools. And it’s built to meet you right where you are — not where you think you should be.

If you’ve been thinking, “Something has to change”…
You’re right. And that change starts here.

Not by becoming someone different.
But by uncovering the strong, steady, intuitive parent that’s been there all along.

Let’s get started.
You’re not alone anymore.

Because what you’re doing isn’t wrong… it’s just not working the way you hoped.
And deep down, you know something needs to change.

This isn’t a bunch of theories or generic advice.
It’s real-life support—drawn from decades of experience coaching thousands of families… and walking this road in my own home, too.

I’m not here to tell you to try harder.
I’m here to show you why the things you’ve already tried haven’t worked—and what to do differently.

You won’t get a cookie-cutter system.
You won’t get overloaded with information.
You won’t get told you’re doing it wrong.

Instead, you’ll get five days of clarity, support, and simple steps that will finally help you make sense of the chaos—and begin to calm it.

If something in you is whispering, “There has to be a better way…”
There is.

And it starts here—not by becoming a different parent, but by learning how to work with your child’s brain and lead with confidence.

Let’s begin.
You don’t have to figure this out alone anymore.

If everything you’ve tried has felt like throwing tools at a wall and hoping one finally sticks—you’re not alone.
Most of the advice out there wasn’t built for the way your child’s brain actually works. That’s why it keeps falling apart.

This series won’t hand you a new sticker chart or routine.
It’s not about doing more—it’s about finally understanding why things go sideways in the first place.

Think of it like putting on the right pair of glasses.
The blur isn’t your fault—but if no one tells you your vision is off, you’ll keep straining and guessing and blaming yourself when it doesn’t get clearer.

Calm in the Chaos helps you stop chasing random solutions… and start making sense of what’s actually going on.
From there, the right next steps become obvious—and way more effective.

This isn’t another fix.
It’s the part that makes real fixes finally work.

Because it’s not about piling on more strategies.
It’s about finally understanding why things are hard in the first place—so you can stop guessing, reacting, and blaming yourself when nothing works.

Most parenting advice skips the most important part: helping you make sense of what’s actually going on with your child.
This series slows everything down.
It gives you clear, real-world explanations that take the pressure off—and help you respond in ways that actually work for your child’s brain.

You won’t walk away with a magic fix.
But you will walk away with something more valuable:
A clearer understanding of your child.
A calmer way to respond.
And the confidence to stop second-guessing yourself every step of the way.

That’s what makes this different.
And that’s what makes it work.

Yes, everything we do is ADHD life coaching. We recommend you get a letter from your doctor recommending ADHD life coaching to submit to your HSA/FSA.

Each day, you’ll spend about 45 minutes with Tyler (your coach for the week) as she breaks down one of the biggest reasons things feel so hard right now—and shows you a simpler way to handle it.

This isn’t a lecture. It’s not full of theory or unrealistic advice.
It’s real-life, relatable support that finally puts the puzzle pieces together.

You’ll walk away from each day saying,

“Okay, that makes sense. Now I know what to do next.”

There’s no pressure to take notes or memorize anything.
Just come as you are, listen in, and feel the relief of finally understanding what’s been going on underneath the chaos—and how to start turning things around.

It’s the clarity you didn’t know you were missing… and the confidence you’ve been craving.

The coaching time is where things get real. After each 45-minute teaching session, we open up 45 minutes of live coaching where parents bring their questions, struggles, and stories — and get personalized support from Tyler.

Whether you raise your hand or just listen in, you’ll start to see your situation more clearly through the lens of someone who truly gets it.

And we’ll encourage you to squeeze every single ounce of juice from this lemon. Bring your questions. Ask for help. Share what’s not working. Because you might be one question away from the shift you’ve been searching for.

There’s no pressure to share — just a safe space to reflect, connect, and uncover what might finally move things forward at home.

This is for you if you’re a parent of a child with ADHD—whether they’re 6 or 26. If you’re still a key part of their support system, this was made with you in mind.