The Goulding SleepTalk® Process

Proven by thousands of parents and their children since 1970's, one of the most remarkable child development tools that improves self-esteem and deals with a variety of behavioural disorders

The Goulding SleepTalk® empowers parents to help their children achieve self-confidence, inner strength, provide their children positive suggestions to help with challenges in their lives.

The process activates neuroplasticity, and develops a child’s emotional resilience. It is the mind’s firewall, protecting it against negative suggestions (like a computer firewall protecting it from outside interference and damage).

Just 2 minutes every night for life-changing results. Empower parents with a simple step by step program to improve or overcome their children’s challenges.

The Goulding SleepTalk® process gives parents a second chance to undo the possible harms caused by unkind words they might have said to their children during a busy day.

Safe, non-intrusive, ethical and positive. Give your child (Age 2-14) a gift that lasts a lifetime, build their self-esteem and bring up a happy child, what parents and happy families want most!

Are These Your Child's Challenges?

We are here to empower parents how to help their children

Hyperactive, hard to control or calm down
Nervous, agitated, explosive
Separation anxiety, fearfulness, lack of confidence
Caught up in the bullying dynamic
Fighting with siblings intensively, overly aggressive with others
Having trouble sleeping or experiencing nightmares
Stuck in habits like bedwetting or nail biting
Struggling with eating or body image issues
Dealing with health challenges such as skin rashes or falling sick frequently
Struggling academically and often labelled with learning disabilities such as Autism or Asperger
Troubled about parental separation or other family issues
Not fulfilling the potential you know he/she has
Feeling angry and neglected when cannot get what they want
Feeling hurt or rejected, jealous or unloved when parents pay more attention to siblings or other children
Feeling inferior and lonely in a new environment
Constantly tired and less sociable
Overwhelmed when cannot meet expectations
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)