Parenting a child with big emotions can feel confusing and exhausting.
Especially when the advice you find does not seem to fit your child or your values.
You might be trying your best and still feeling unsure.
Wondering why things escalate so quickly.
Questioning yourself after another hard moment.
You are not doing this wrong.
And you are not alone.
Relational Minds is a supportive space for parents who want to understand their child more deeply and respond with greater calm and confidence.
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Start with our free Welcome Guide
Understanding Big Emotions
and Responding with Connection
Are parenting children with big emotions, challenging behaviour, ASD, ADHD, or trauma histories
You may notice that your child becomes overwhelmed easily.
The usual strategies make things worse rather than better.
Your child’s behaviour escalates quickly
Many parents arrive here feeling tired and unsure.
You might feel worn down by daily emotional intensity.
Unsure how to respond without making things worse.
Guilty after losing patience.
Worried about what the future might look like for your child.
It can feel lonely when others do not see what life is really like at home.
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Relational Minds is a supportive space for parents who want calmer, more connected ways to respond when family life feels hard.
We focus on understanding what’s going on beneath behaviour and helping parents feel steadier and more confident in everyday moments. Our work is grounded in respect, compassion, and practical guidance without judgement, pressure, or quick fixes.
This isn’t about doing more or trying harder.
It’s about learning how to stay connected, even on difficult days.
Relational Minds was founded by Dr. Alberto Veloso, a child and family clinician who has spent many years supporting children and parents through emotional and behavioural challenges.
His work is guided by a simple belief: when parents feel understood and supported, children benefit too. Dr. Alberto brings a calm, relational approach that values curiosity, kindness, and realistic support for real family life.
Relational Minds exists to offer parents a steadier place to land and guidance they can return to when they need it.
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This free course offers a steady place to understand big emotions and how to respond with care.
You can move through the lessons at your own pace, take what fits, and leave the rest.
There is no cost and no pressure.
Just a starting point to see if this approach feels helpful for your family.
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If you are ready to begin, the Welcome Guide introduces the ideas that shape the course. Â
Sometimes it’s easier to talk when we’re moving side by side, rather than sitting across from one another.
Walk & Talk offers parents a gentle way to slow down, reflect, and talk things through while walking together in a calm, open space. There’s no pressure to have the right words, no expectation to fix anything — just time to think, breathe, and be heard.
This is a space to bring what’s been sitting with you: questions, worries, uncertainty, or simply the need to talk things out. Walking can help ease tension and create enough space for clarity to emerge naturally.
At Relational Minds, Walk & Talk is about connection, understanding, and support — offered at your pace, without judgement or urgency.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.