For families
You do not need another programme that manages your child. You need one that develops them — and that puts you back at the centre of it.
Three ways in, in order of commitment.
Most families begin with an on-demand course, then move to one-to-one work once they know RDI is the right fit. There is no pressure to start at the top.
On-demand parent courses
Self-paced online classes for families evaluating whether the RDI programme is a fit — before any consulting commitment. Watch on your own schedule, from anywhere.
Browse the course library →One-to-one consulting
Lisa serves as mentor and coach — helping you hold focus, read your own child accurately, and know what the genuine next step is. Assessment, goal setting, video review and reflection, delivered by video conference.
Book a free consult →Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)
A listening therapy developed by Dr. Stephen Porges and grounded in Polyvagal Theory. Five hours of specially filtered music on an individualised listening plan — in person or from home — designed to send cues of safety to the nervous system so that connection becomes more available.
Lisa has been a certified SSP provider for three years and offers it alongside RDI® where regulation is the thing standing in the way. It doesn’t replace the RDI® programme — for some families it’s what makes the guiding work possible.
A whole-child programme
For families wanting more than RDI alone, Lisa builds customized programmes drawing on twenty years across neurodevelopmental training, reflex integration, listening systems, vision therapy and attachment work — designed not to overwhelm your finances, energy or time.
See the professional training →What families actually report
Real connection, not performed skills
Reciprocal relationships the child seeks out, rather than social scripts they've been trained to produce.
Emotional regulation under stress
Greater capacity to stay regulated when things are uncertain — the situations that used to end the day early.
Confidence in unfamiliar situations
Willingness to enter situations without clear rules, which is where most real life happens.
Quality of life and independence
The long goal: a young adult who can navigate complexity on their own terms.
Before you book
Is RDI a therapy my child attends?
Can we work with you if we're not in Ontario?
Who is RDI for?
What does it cost?
How is this different from ABA?
Start with a conversation, not a commitment.
A consult is where you find out whether this approach fits your family — and whether Lisa is the right person to guide it.