We did everything we were supposed to do. Early mornings. Gentle encouragement. Consequences. Rewards. Conversations with the school. And every single morning still ended the same way. What nobody told me - and what took me way too long to figure out - is that my daughter wasn’t choosing this. Her nervous system was in full alarm before she even opened her eyes. You can’t logic your way out of an alarm. You can’t bribe it. You can’t push through it. The alarm has to feel safe enough to switch off first. That’s not a parenting failure. That’s biology. And once I understood that, everything changed. She went on to get into her first choice university. I’m not saying that to brag - I’m saying it because I know how impossible that feels to imagine right now. If you’re in the thick of it, you need to know that this can be your story too. Recovery is real. It happened for us, and it can happen for you. Comment TOOLKIT below and I’ll send you the framework that actual...