Dr. David A Palmer
The Go-To Speaker for Behavior, Belonging, and Brain-Based Change
Travels from Palm Springs CA, USA
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Speaks on:
Neurodiversity
Trauma-informed Learning
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Key Audience Outcomes
Reframing perception about student behavior.
Fostering understanding, connection, trust, and safety.
Understanding better ways to relate to neurodivergent students.
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Dr. David A's Bio
Dr. David A. Palmer is a dynamic educator, speaker, and parent coach who helps overwhelmed adults decode challenging behaviors through the nervous system, not punishment. As the creator of the Rewire the Response™ framework, he equips parents, teachers, and school leaders with trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming strategies that actually work—without shame, sticker charts, or power struggles. A TEDx speaker, NAMICon presenter, and 30-year educator with lived neurodivergent experience, Dr. Palmer’s sessions are bold, practical, and unforgettable. Book him if you’re ready to ditch outdated discipline and lead real change—one nervous system at a time. 👉 drdavidapalmer.com | @drdavidapalmer | Now booking 2025–2026
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Dr. David A Offers the Following Talks
Empowering Neurodivergent Students: Trauma-Informed Strategies for Emotional Regulation
Provide trauma-informed approaches to address emotional dysregulation in neurodivergent students
Equip participants with practical tools and techniques to reduce behavioral challenges while fostering emotional resilience
Enhance collaboration between parents and educators to create consistent and supportive environments for neurodivergent students.
Empower participants to shift from managing behaviors reactively to proactively building environments that nurture growth and emotional regulation.
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