Reading your neurodivergent child's nervous system at bedtime
If bedtime in your house involves resistance, meltdowns, a sudden second wind, or a child who just won't settle, this free live session will change how you read what's actually happening, and what to do about it.
Can't make it live? Register anyway, the replay and workbook are sent to every registrant within 24 hours.
A simple way to read whether your child's nervous system is Wired, Shut Down, or Settled, and what each one actually needs.
Decode what's going on for your child before you respond, right there at bedtime.
The three things parents usually try with each Bedtime State, and what to do instead.
A workbook to map your child's patterns and build a plan personalised to them.
| Minute | What happens |
|---|---|
| 0–3 min | Welcome and tonight's promise |
| 3–12 min | Why standard sleep advice doesn't work for neurodivergent kids |
| 12–25 min | The 3 Bedtime States, the core framework, taught live |
| 25–33 min | How to decode your child's state in the moment, plus the mistakes to avoid |
| 33–40 min | Live Q&A and where to go deeper |
Founder of Dream Sleep OT, based in Maylands, Perth. Jessinta works with families of neurodivergent children to make sense of sleep and bedtime through a nervous-system-informed, sensory-aware lens, helping parents move from guessing and managing to actually understanding what their child's body needs.
Join live Thursday 3 September at 7:00pm, or Saturday 5 September at 9:30am AWST, for 40 minutes that could change how bedtime works in your house.
Yes, there's no cost and no obligation to attend. We do close the session with information on the Dream Sleep Method™ 1:1 intensive for families who want to go further, but there's no pressure to buy anything.
Whichever suits your family better, Thursday night or Saturday morning. Both sessions cover exactly the same content, so pick the time that's easiest to make.
Register anyway, the full replay and the workbook PDF are sent to every registrant within 24 hours.
The framework applies from babies through to teens. The principles are the same; how you apply them adapts to your child's age and developmental stage.
No. This is just as useful if your child is diagnosed, waiting for assessment, or simply struggling at bedtime in a way that standard advice hasn't fixed.
Just the Zoom link we send after you register. Camera and microphone are optional, you're welcome to watch and listen only.
Absolutely, we'd encourage it. One registration covers your household; share the link with anyone joining you.
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