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The Last Pull-Up Summer

An Autism Potty Power Live Training

How To Get Your Autistic Child Out Of Pull-Ups This Summer.

Even If They Are Older, Non-Verbal, Or You've Already Tried Everything.

Join the 2-hour live training that has helped parents of 4, 7, 10, and 21-year-olds finally achieve potty independence. Even when they have multiple diagnoses. Even when nothing else worked.

Tuesday - August 25 - 10 AM EST
$27 includes 5-day replay access + Potty Pocket e-Guide

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Summer Is The Window.

Not next fall. Not when school starts again. This summer.

The old routine is already broken. There is more time at home. Less pressure. More room to stay consistent without drop-offs, therapy schedules, and school meetings running the show.

Your child is more available right now than they will be in September.
And parents who finally get this done? They all say the same thing.

"This is the push I needed."

Everything You Get for $27

2-Hour Live Training:
Tuesday, Aug 25 - 10 AM EST on Zoom

5 Days of Replay Access:
Watch it anytime for 5 days after the event

Potty Pocket e-Guide: Your step-by-step reference guide, yours to keep

Live Q&A: Get your specific question answered live (limited to 50 spots)

Total value: $297+
​Your investment: $27

We Hear This Every Single Event.

  • "I've tried timers, rewards, ABA, sticker charts, going every 15 minutes. Nothing has fully stuck."
  • "He did great for a week and then we went back to school and everything fell apart."
  • "She doesn't tell me when she needs to go. She just goes in the pull-up."
  • "He holds it the entire time we're working with him and then goes the second we put the diaper back on."
  • "I spent a whole day in the bathroom with no pants, toys everywhere. He held it the entire time and went the second we left."
  • "I give up when it gets hard. It's just easier to put the diaper back on."
  • "Dad gives up after the second or third accident. I can't do this alone."
  • "She has Down syndrome and autism. I didn't know if this was even possible for us."
  • "I feel like no light at the end of the tunnel."

If any of that sounds familiar, you are not behind. You are in the right place. And you are not alone.

​Every parent who shows up to Potty Power has said some version of those words. And many of them have a potty trained child today.

👩‍👧 Who This Is For

This event is for you if:

  • Your child is still in pull-ups and you genuinely do not know what you are doing wrong
  • You've tried rewards, schedules, social stories, ABA therapy. Nothing has fully stuck.
  • Your child is older (7, 10, 13, 21, even older) and people have told you it's "too late"
  • ​Your child is non-verbal or has sensory challenges that make traditional potty training feel impossible
  • Your child has Down syndrome and autism, CP and autism, PANDAS and autism, global developmental delays and autism. This training works for ALL of them.
  • You've started and stopped more times than you can count and you're exhausted
  • You're afraid to push too hard because you don't want your child to feel bad or melt down
  • You're a grandparent, foster parent, or caregiver who needs a real plan. Not more guessing.
  • You want this done before school starts in September

This is not just theory. It's action.

You will leave with a step-by-step plan and know exactly what to do. Starting the next morning.

🚀 What You'll Learn

Here's What We Are Covering:

  • Why "waiting for readiness" is one of the most expensive decisions you can make. Here's what to do instead.
  • The 7-step framework that works for children and adults with autism at every age and every communication level.
  • ​What to do when your child refuses, melts down, or completely shuts down at the sight of the toilet.
  • ​How to handle the hardest stuff: hiding to poop, fear of flushing, holding it for days, smearing, regression.
  • ​How to get everyone on the same page: grandparents, babysitters, ABA therapists, school aides, the other parent.
  • The single mindset shift that separates parents who finally succeed from parents who keep starting over.

This training is for real results. Not tips. Not guesswork. A plan.

It Is Not Just the Money.

(Though that adds up fast: $100 to $150 a month, year after year.)

There are classroom programs your child cannot get into because they are not potty trained.

There are summer camps turning them away. Not because of their diagnosis. Because of pull-ups.
There are school placements, extracurricular activities, and swim programs your child could qualify for right now if they were potty trained.

One parent told me this: "The teacher looked at me. Not with words. Just that look. And I knew. As long as she was in pull-ups, certain doors were staying closed."

Another parent shared that her son could qualify for a completely different classroom (more opportunities, more peers, more growth) but he wasn't in it. Because of the pull-ups.

Not the autism. The pull-ups.

Every summer that passes without solving this is another year of those doors staying closed.

​$27 is not the question. The question is what does one more summer of waiting cost your child?

Imagine This September...

Your child communicating in their own way when they need to go.
Dry underwear. No accidents. No reaching for the pull-up bag on the way out the door.

Back-to-school shopping that does not include a case of pull-ups for the first time ever.
Doors that were closed (programs, camps, classrooms) starting to open.

Feeling like you built this. You led this. You made it happen for your child.

Here's what parents said the day they finally cracked it:

"I'd cry. Real tears."
"Best day ever."
"Peace."
"Heaven."
​"Potty training my son would be one of my biggest accomplishments."

These are real parents from past Potty Power events. Their words, not mine.

What Parents Are Saying:

Mary's Non Verbal Son Potty Trained at 8 Years Old!

See How I helped Valleri's son become Potty Trained and more Verbal!!!

How I helped Kim's son become Potty Trained and more Verbal!

Fernanda's son is Fully Potty Trained and Verbal

"He is 13 years old. We were still using pull-ups at school and at home. I still have to sit and think. I can't believe we overcame this. It's not a miracle, but it is amazing and wonderful."
- Tina, mom of a 13-year-old

"In the first couple of weeks, my son was fully potty trained. Not just pee. All of it. It's absolutely phenomenal. A place I didn't think we were going to get to."
- Charity, mom of a 6-year-old with autism

"He's fully potty trained. Number one and number two. And we came to Michelle for potty training, but he started talking more, working with kids in his class more. Things we never even talked about started to change."
​- Rebecca, mom of a 6-year-old

"I was ready to put the pull-ups back on. I was tired. But I just needed that extra push. And then it happened. He came downstairs in the middle of the night to go on the potty by himself."
- Niecy, mom of a 4-year-old​

"Two months later, this child was fully potty trained. I even had to cancel my pull-up subscription on Amazon."
​- Stacy, grandmother and guardian of a 5-year-old

Hi. I'm Michelle Rogers.

I am an Autism Mom and Life Coach.

My own daughter was nonverbal and not potty trained. I had no idea what to do. I figured it out for her, and then for hundreds of other families.

Children ages 4 to 31 and beyond. Verbal and non-verbal. Every diagnosis. Every level. Every caregiver situation you can imagine.

This framework works. Not because it's magic.

Because it's a real plan with a real teacher behind it.

"If your child hasn't been potty trained yet, that is not a reflection of their ability or your love for them. It's a reflection of the tools you've been given. Come let me give you better ones."

- Michelle B. Rogers, Autism Mom and Life Coach

One More Thing.

There are 50 live spots.

Once they are gone, registration closes. Whether we have gone live or not.

Replay access is guaranteed for everyone who registers in time. But if you want to ask your specific question and have me answer it live, you have to be in one of those 50 seats.

This event will sell out. It always does.

Tuesday - Aug 25 - 10 AM EST - Zoom
$27 includes 5-day replay access + Potty Pocket e-Guide

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FAQ

  • Q: My child is older (a teenager, or even an adult). Will this work? Yes. We have helped parents of children and adults ages 4 to 31 and beyond. It is never too late.
  • Q: My child has multiple diagnoses: autism plus Down syndrome, CP, PANDAS, global developmental delays. Is this for us? Yes. This framework was built for all of them. If your child is ambulatory, I can help you get them potty trained.
  • Q: What if I can't make it live? Everyone who registers gets 5-day replay access, guaranteed. You will receive the link by email after the event ends.
  • Q: I've attended a Potty Power training before. Is this different? If you attended and your child is still in pull-ups, this is exactly where you need to be. The core framework is the same, but the live Q&A changes everything. You get to ask your specific question, about your specific child. That is what a replay cannot give you.
  • Q: What is the Potty Pocket e-Guide? It's a condensed, printable version of the potty training framework. Keep it on the fridge, share it with a caregiver, or bring it to a therapy session. It's yours to keep.
  • Q: I'm a grandparent, foster parent, or caregiver. Is this for me? Yes. This training is for anyone responsible for getting this done. Grandparents, foster parents, therapists, aides. All welcome.
  • Q: My partner gives up every time we have accidents. Will this work if we're not consistent? This is one of the most common things I hear. Consistency across caregivers is one of the exact things we cover. You will leave knowing how to handle it.

This summer does not have to end the same way last summer did.

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