Episode 74: How to discipline while giving yesses with Bradford Stucki
What does it take to parent a neurodivergent child with compassion and confidence? In this episode, Bradford Stucki, a licensed marriage and family therapist and parent of a child with ADHD, shares his transformative journey. How did Bradford adapt his traditional parenting style to meet the unique needs of his child? What role did attachment-based parenting play in reshaping his approach?
Are you wondering how to address challenging behaviours while maintaining a strong relationship with your child? Bradford discusses the importance of identifying unmet needs rather than focusing solely on the behaviour itself. How can strategies such as giving “delayed yeses” and prioritising connection over punishment help foster trust and collaboration?
What steps can parents take to ensure they grow alongside their children? Bradford highlights the value of continuous learning, seeking therapy, and building a support network. Could resources such as Karen Purves’ parenting model or educational platforms like How to ADHD on YouTube support you on your journey?
If you’re navigating the complexities of parenting a child with ADHD or any other form of neurodivergence, this episode is packed with practical insights and encouragement. How can adopting a compassionate mindset transform not only your parenting but also your relationship with your child? Tune in to discover how small, intentional changes can make a significant difference.
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