Regulate Yourself, Support Your Family

Parent-Based Emotional Regulation Workshop

But who supports you when things feel overwhelming?

Join Occupational Therapist Sam Taylor from Go Beyond Therapy for a free, down-to-earth webinar designed to help parents build simple, sustainable strategies for emotional regulation in the chaos of family life.

Whether you're parenting a neurodivergent child, navigating the NDIS, or just doing your best in a busy world, this session is for you.

Inside the Webinar

What emotional regulation actually looks like for adults (no deep breathing clichés here!)
Why your regulation sets the tone for the whole household
Simple tools to reset in the moment—no extra time or resources needed
How to build sustainable habits that protect your energy long-term
What to do when you’re burnt out and don’t even know where to start

Book Me In

This webinar is for you if

You often feel overwhelmed or emotionally drained while supporting your family

You’re parenting a child with additional or complex needs

You want simple, realistic strategies to help you stay calm under pressure

You’re tired of putting your own needs last and want to change that

You feel guilty when you lose your patience but don’t know how to stop

You’ve been told to “regulate yourself” but no one explained how

You want to feel more confident, connected, and in control—without the burnout

Meet Sam

Sam Taylor is an occupational therapist and the founder of Go Beyond Therapy, a practice dedicated to supporting neurodivergent children and their families across Australia through both face-to-face and online services. Since launching Go Beyond Therapy in 2019, Sam has worked with hundreds of families, offering support around emotional regulation, school transitions, sensory processing, and building confident, connected relationships at home and in the community.

What sets Sam apart is her unwavering belief that therapy shouldn’t just focus on the child—it should support the whole family. She takes a truly holistic approach, recognising the emotional load parents and caregivers often carry and ensuring they feel equipped, empowered, and understood. Her work acknowledges that when families are supported, children thrive.

Sam is known for her practical, down-to-earth style and her ability to translate complex concepts into realistic, actionable strategies that fit into everyday life. Her work includes individual therapy, group programs, school and community collaborations, and a growing library of online resources and courses. Whether she’s working with a parent, educator, or support worker, Sam’s approach is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and the belief that small steps can lead to meaningful change.

She’s also the host of The Go Beyond Therapy Podcast—a welcoming space for the entire disability community, including families, therapists, disability support workers, and anyone dedicated to supporting children on their unique journeys. Through open conversations and practical insights, Sam brings people together to share knowledge, reduce overwhelm, and strengthen the circle of support around every child.