Find what’s actually driving it
The meltdowns. The sleep. The food battles. The stomach aches. They may not be separate problems.
A 30-day guided group where we look underneath all of it together. You come away with a plan built for your child, and someone who knows what they’re looking at beside you the whole way.
Most families have a part of the day the whole house braces for.
You know roughly when it’s coming. You’ve moved things around it, planned around it, apologized for it. And somewhere along the way you started wondering whether a better parent would have solved this by now.
I want to tell you something it took me a long time to understand about my own son: you’re not looking at a behavior problem that happens to show up at the same time every day. You’re looking at a body that runs out of what it needs at the same time every day.
That’s a different problem. And it has a different answer.
Why the things you’ve tried didn’t hold
You’ve probably already tried something. A diet you read about. A supplement a group swore by. Cutting sugar. Cutting dyes. Maybe it did nothing. Maybe it worked for two weeks and then stopped, which is somehow worse.
These things usually don’t hold because of order. A child’s system has a sequence to it. What you steady first determines whether the next thing works. Take a food away before the foundation is set and you remove a small part of the load while the rest carries on. Add a probiotic to an unsettled gut and it can make things harder rather than easier. Change three things at once and it either helps or it doesn’t, but you’re left with no way of knowing which one to keep.
Where we start, and why there
We work on three things first: sleep, blood sugar and digestion. Not because those are the problem, but because in most of the children I see, they’re what’s producing the problem.
A child who slept badly, who’s running on a blood sugar crash, and who’s physically uncomfortable can’t regulate. Not because he won’t. Because the machinery isn’t available to him.
These three are also the fastest-moving things we have, and the safest to work on together. Steady them, and everything after works better.
This is the same foundation I use with families in my full program, shortened to what can be done well in a month.
We start by identifying, not overhauling.
Right from week one, we identify two or three foods that may be contributing, and find better versions of the same foods your child already knows. Then we add protein, fat and fiber where the day needs it, so energy holds instead of crashing.
What we don’t do is clear out the pantry or hand you a list of forbidden foods. If your child eats six foods, I’m not going to ask you to make it five. Every change is chosen for your child, made one at a time, and you make it with me alongside you, not on your own.
What’s included
What you’ll have on day 30
Not a guess, and not a stack of things to try. Here’s what you’ll actually walk away with.
Nobody asked why my son was carrying all of this at once
I didn’t come to this work through a textbook. I came to it as a mom.
I took my son to four doctors and came home with four labels and four plans. The allergist handled the allergies. The gastroenterologist looked at his stomach. The pediatrician focused on his behavior. Nobody asked the question that kept me up at night: why was one child carrying all of this at once?
Then someone finally looked at the whole picture instead of one symptom at a time. It wasn’t five problems. It was one fire, burning in different rooms.
That afternoon redirected my career. I earned a master’s in human nutrition and functional medicine so I could turn clinical language into something a parent could actually use at the kitchen table at midnight.
Symptoms are clues, not the whole story. My job is to help you see what they’re pointing at and figure out where to start, not hand you another stack of disconnected ideas.
Start Monday
New families start every Monday. Join by Wednesday and your Day 1 is the following Monday. That gives me time to read your assessment and write your plan, and gives your supplements time to arrive. Live sessions are Wednesdays at 10am Pacific (1pm Eastern).
Questions parents ask me
If the last few years have taught you to be careful with hope, I understand that better than most.
This is thirty days, a plan made for your child, and somebody who knows what they’re looking at, right beside you.
Join Biology Beneath the Behavior →This program is educational and nutritional in nature. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for care from your child’s physician. Nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Please keep your child’s healthcare provider informed about dietary changes and supplements.