
Episode 355-What Big Behaviors Are Really Saying And How To Respond with Melissa Schulz
From THE SJ CHILDS SHOW-Building a Community of Inclusion by Sara Gullihur-Bradford aka SJ Childs
May 12, 2026 · 35 min
About this episode
The episode discusses understanding and responding to challenging behaviors in neurodiverse and sensitive children with expert Melissa Schulz.
Send us Fan Mail A meltdown in the grocery store. A fight over screens that spirals into yelling. A kid who seems “fine” at school and falls apart at home. When you’re parenting a neurodiverse child, a strong-willed child, or a deeply sensitive child, it can feel like the usual advice was written for a different universe. We wanted something more honest and more useful, so we sat down with Melissa Schulz, a parenting coach and BCBA who brings both professional expertise and real-life parentin...
People in this episode
Host: Sara Gullihur-Bradford
Guest: Melissa Schulz
Topics covered
- neurodiversity
- parenting
- child behavior
- emotional responses
- parenting strategies
Keywords
- meltdown
- parenting coach
- BCBA
- strong-willed child
- sensitive child
- grocery store behavior
- screen time conflict
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