Attention-Seeking Behaviour Reset Workshop
90-Minute Intensive Workshop to End Clingy, Demanding, and Destructive Behaviour Forever
 
Why It’s Important:
Attention-seeking behaviour isn’t “naughtiness.”
It’s not your cat being clingy, stubborn, or dramatic.
It’s a symptom of imbalance in your cat’s emotional world — and most cat parents accidentally make it worse without realising.
Excessive meowing, waking you up at 4 AM, Scratching furniture for attention, jumping on counters, interrupting you while you work, begging to go outside etc. 
 
These behaviours are communication, and when misunderstood, they spiral into frustration for both you and your cat.
 
This workshop gives you the science-backed framework to break the attention-seeking cycle, build independence, and finally bring peace, predictability, and calm back into your home.
No guilt.
No yelling.
No expensive gadgets.
Just behavioural science that works.
 
 
What You Will Learn:
✨ Why Attention-Seeking Behaviour Happens
The hidden emotional and environmental triggers behind demanding, clingy behaviour (spoiler: it’s not just boredom).
✨ The Independence Reset
How to build healthy boundaries while keeping your bond strong, so your cat learns confidence — not dependence.
✨ Your Daily Reset Routine
A simple, structured routine to keep your cat calm, fulfilled, and emotionally regulated.
✨ Stop the Guilt Cycle
How to respond to attention-seeking without reinforcing it — no punishment and no confusion for your cat.
✨ Tools That Actually Work
Use the Non-Contingent Reinforcement (NCR) method to break bad habits gently, predictably, and permanently.
 
What You’ll Walk Away With:
✔ A clear action plan to stop attention-seeking behaviour without stress or punishment
✔ A personalised workbook to build your daily routines and independence framework
✔ Lifetime access to the workshop recording
✔ Science-based strategies that break the attention-seeking cycle gently
✔ A calmer home, where your cat feels secure and you finally get your peace back
✔ A deeper understanding of what your cat is really trying to communicate