For parents of neurodivergent children
Emotional outbursts don't
start with the outburst.
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Relax. We keep track.
Join the waitlistFor children with autism or ADHD, emotional escalations follow a pattern — visible in the body long before they become visible in behavior. Yet most parents feel they have no choice but to stay permanently alert.
This constant vigilance comes at a profound cost. Many parents reduce their working hours or leave the workforce entirely — not by choice, but because staying alert feels like the only way to protect their child.
Heart rate and HRV change measurably in the body minutes before a meltdown becomes visible in behavior.
Constant observation is exhausting and unsustainable. Parents deserve a reliable signal — not another task.
Intervening early — before the peak — makes all the difference. Too late, and it's a crisis. Early enough, and it's a calm adjustment.
When parents are constantly watching and anxious, children feel it. A timely signal creates space for calm, not crisis.
Heart rate and HRV are tracked continuously — no effort required from the child or parent.
When biosignals indicate a rising escalation, Ques recognises the pattern — long before it becomes visible.
A gentle notification gives parents the window they need to adjust the environment, reduce the trigger, or offer support.
By replacing constant vigilance with a timely signal — so parents can work, rest, and be present without fear.
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