"Are Meltdowns Taking Over Your Days? Discover the Root Causes and Solutions Inspired by the Melillo Method!"

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Is Your Child’s Brain Ready to Regulate?

Take this 2-minute quiz to uncover what’s driving meltdowns—and what you can do to help.

Is your child frequently overwhelmed by big emotions, transitions, or sensory input?

You’re not alone.
This short quiz helps you discover what might be happening in your child’s brain—so you can take the first step toward real, lasting change. Based on the same science behind our 6-week Meltdown Masterclass.

1. How often does your child experience emotional meltdowns or shutdowns? *

Rarely (Once a month or less)

Occasionally (A few times a month)

Frequently (Several times a week)

Daily or almost daily (Once a day or more)

2. What situations are most likely to overwhelm your child? *

Unexpected changes or transitions

Sensory input (e.g. lights, noise, textures)

Emotional stress (e.g. feeling misunderstood or frustrated)

I’m unsure, it feels unpredictable

3. Which of these behaviors have you noticed during or after a meltdown? (Select all that apply) *

Hitting, yelling, or other aggressive behaviors

Shutting down or zoning out

Rocking, spinning, or repetitive movements

Emotional exhaustion or needing hours to recover

4. Does your child struggle with any of the following brain-related issues? *

Poor coordination or balance

Trouble sitting still or focusing

Difficulty sleeping or waking up

Big emotional reactions to small triggers

5. How confident do you feel in understanding your child’s meltdowns? *

I feel confident

I have some understanding but still feel lost

I often feel helpless or unsure what to do

I feel completely overwhelmed

6. Which areas would you love support with? (Select all that apply)

Understanding how my child’s brain works and why they have meltdowns

Easy daily exercises to help calm and regulate my child

Tips for improving sleep, nutrition, and routines

Learning how to balance the left and right sides of the brain

Support from experts and other parents who get it

7. Would you be open to learning science-based techniques that reduce meltdowns by improving how the brain functions? *

Yes! I’m ready for real solutions

I’m interested and want to learn more

I’m not sure, but open to new ideas