Helping Parents
Survive Middle School.
Helping Parents
Survive Middle School.
Helping Parents
Survive Middle School.
Here To Help You
Survive Middle School.
One Behavior at a Time
Middle school behavior can leave even experienced parents wondering, "What happened to my child, and what am I supposed to do with this?"
Middle School Mayhem™ translates behavior science and research into practical strategies that help parents understand what’s happening, respond more effectively, and connect what they’re seeing at home with what educators may see at school.
The Child You See at Home.
The Student They See at School.
Same child. Different environments. Both matter.
Sometimes the child you experience at home doesn't look anything like the student educators describe at school. Sometimes the opposite is true.
And sometimes everyone is seeing a different part of the same story.
Middle School Mayhem™ connects home + school + behavior science + research to help parents understand the whole picture, and decide what to do next.
How Can Middle School Mayhem Help?
Hi! I'm Tamara
Meet Your Mommy Mentor
Tamara Braxton, M.Ed. is an educator, behavior specialist, parent mentor, and founder of BradAlTon Behavior Institute.
With more than 20 years in education and current experience working on a middle school behavior intervention team, Tamara brings parents a perspective that connects what happens at home with what
educators may see or not see, at school.
As the creator of Middle School Mayhem™, she translates research
and behavior science into practical strategies parents can actually use in real life.
Tired Of Always Arguing With The Child You Love?
Pause The Power Struggle
Stop getting pulled into the back-and-forth when your middle schooler pushes back.
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Because Middle School Doesn't Come With a Manual.
Get, research-backed articles, audios, and practical tools to help you understand your middle schooler's behavior, connect what's happening at home with what educators may see at school, and know what to do next.
