

Understand your child's attachment signals and what they're really asking for
Master the “collect before you direct” approach so your requests land
Repair after blow-ups quickly and without shame
Recognize defensive detachment (when a child looks “fine” but has shut down)
Build your personal regulation practices (so you can stay steady under pressure)
Create predictable routines that reduce decision fatigue and meltdowns
Use consequences as calm cause-and-effect teaching, not punishment
Co-regulation: learn to lend your calm to your child when they're overwhelmed
Navigate screens, homework, and transitions with less conflict
Handle defiance and resistance without escalating or caving
Set boundaries that stick — firm, warm, and clear
Respond to aggression without shame (yours or theirs)
Address sibling dynamics, screen battles, and recurring flashpoints
Build your Family Blueprint: the living plan that keeps it all sustainable







You've tried other approaches and they haven't created lasting change
You and your partner aren't on the same page about discipline, and it's straining your relationship
Your child is bright, sensitive, or strong-willed, and the usual strategies don't work
You can stay composed at work but lose your footing at home
You want a guide, not just another course to watch alone
You're ready to do the inner work, not just manage behavior from the outside
You're looking for a quick fix or a single script to solve everything
You're not willing to examine your own patterns (this starts with you)
Your family needs clinical therapy first (we can help you assess this)





TPPI is coaching, not therapy. It’s structured, forward-focused, and built around implementation. You get a clear process, weekly live support, and practical tools, not open-ended exploration of the past. If we determine therapy would be a better fit, we’ll tell you honestly.
That’s one of the most common situations we work with. Co-parent alignment is built into the program, not treated as an add-on. Many couples say this is the first time they’ve been on the same page about parenting.
This approach was developed with exactly those children in mind. Strong-willed kids are often deeply sensitive and need connection, structure, and leadership rather than more control. Many parents of intense kids say this is the first thing that actually worked.
About 2 to 5 hours per week between the live coaching call, modules, and practice at home. It’s designed for busy parents. Most families say it actually saves time because they spend less energy on daily battles.
Dads are welcome and often thrive here. Todd’s approach speaks to all caregivers, and many of our strongest results come from families where both parents participate.
Kids are resilient, and repair is always possible. Todd has helped families with teens, adoptees, and high-conflict dynamics rebuild trust, even after years of struggle. It’s not too late.
Start with the Free Masterclass or self-paced course. Many parents see enough progress there—but if you need deeper support, payment plans are available.