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What's the hardest part of the meltdown cycle for your family — the meltdown itself, or everything that comes after?

Drop a comment below. You might find someone else is navigating the exact same thing. 👇

School meetings can be hard to navigate when you're not sure what you're entitled to ask.

These five things won't fix the system — but they'll make the next conversation a bit easier.

Save this for later. 📌

And if you want the full NZ School Advocacy guide — link in bio. Free account, no credit card.

When my son was diagnosed with ADHD ,alongside other co-occurring conditions that are common but less understood , I thought that would be the hard part. It wasn't.

What came next was years of specialists, waitlists, school meetings, and reading everything I could find. None of it mentioned ORS or RTLB or CAMHS or what to do when the paediatrician waitlist is 14 months long.

I couldn't find the support I needed, so I built it.

Untangle is $42/month. The first thing you do when you join is complete the OWLS assessment, a tool that gives you an actual profile of your child's brain. Not a checklist. A real framework for understanding how they think, learn, and feel.

If you're a NZ parent of a neurodivergent child and you've been looking for something that actually gets it, have a look at untangle.co.nz.

And if you know another NZ parent in the thick of it right now, feel free to share this post on. ❤️

If this is where you're at today - I see you.

When the meltdown hits and nothing you're doing is landing, it can feel like you're the problem.

You're not.

Meltdowns are a nervous system response. Not manipulation. Not a parenting grade. Their system is overwhelmed and right now they need safety more than solutions.

Full guide at untangle.co.nz/practical-guides — free to read.

What's one thing that's actually worked for you in the middle of it, even if it sounds strange?

New brand, new offering untangle.co.nz.

I found the other sock in the desk drawer. 😂😂😂