In this episode, Dayna Haig-Conway shares a powerful personal story from her early days as a behavior interventionist. Reflecting on a mistake she made while working with a student labeled “at risk,” she explores the importance of self-awareness, authenticity, and learning from our own missteps—especially as adults guiding children. This pivotal moment helped shape her leadership style and influenced the creation of the CAMP approach. Rooted in connection and calm confidence, CAMP offers valuable insights for parents, educators, and caregivers. Discover how one mistake became a meaningful turning point—and why it’s just as vital for adults to grow through reflection as it is for kids.

Dayna Haig-Conway, MA RCC:

A Mom with a Master’s in Counselling Psychology.

As the founder of CAMP Mental Health Inc., I answer real parenting questions with practical CAMP tools from both my private practice and personal journey. My mission is to equip parents with resources and strategies to navigate challenging behaviors. By focusing on proactive approaches, we can reduce the need for reactive interventions and help more families thrive.

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