New student price: $37, lifetime access. Every day the screaming gets rehearsed, the habit gets deeper.

Stop Screaming Training

Your bird screams the second you leave the room.
Your nerves are shot.

You love this bird. You also can't take a Zoom call, the neighbors are talking, and you feel guilty every time you walk out of the house. For $37 once, you get the calm, force-free plan that ends it.

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If this is your week

You didn't sign up to be held hostage by a noise.

You signed up for a feathered friend. Instead you tiptoe around your own house, postpone calls, and brace every time you step out of the room.

  • Ear-splitting calls the second you leave the room.
  • You've tried ignoring it. It only got louder.
  • Covering the cage works for ten minutes, then it restarts.
  • Your neighbors have complained, or you're scared they will.
  • You feel guilty every time you leave the house.
  • You've started resenting the bird, and then feeling worse for it.

Here's the part no one says out loud. It's not the noise that's breaking you. It's what the noise does to you. The dread before you walk out. The bargaining you do with yourself before every meeting. That's not a character flaw, it's what happens when a smart animal is using the only tool it knows to call you back.

The one thing this whole page is about

Your bird isn't being bad. It's using the only word it has.

Screaming is communication. It's a flock call that says come back. The reason it keeps getting louder is simple: every time you shout, spray, or run back in, you taught the bird that screaming worked.

Once you understand that, the fix isn't punishment. It's giving the bird a different word, and stopping the accidental reward you've been handing out without realizing it.

Your trainer

The cockatoo that taught me to stop shouting back.

Years ago I worked with a Moluccan cockatoo whose scream could be heard three buildings away. Every trainer who'd worked with him had tried the same thing I started with: ignore, cover, walk away. None of it stuck.

Then one afternoon I sat down and just listened. He didn't scream constantly. He screamed at very specific moments, and every one of them lined up with something we humans were doing. The screaming wasn't a noise problem. It was an answer to a question we kept accidentally asking.

When we changed the question, the answer changed inside a week. That's the order this course teaches: find what's reinforcing it, then teach a quieter answer.

25+ years training parrots. 22 years at Natural Encounters, Inc. Disney Animal Kingdom bird shows from opening through 2020. Certified Parrot Behavior Consultant (CPBC). Certified Professional Bird Trainer (CPBT-KA). IAATE Lifetime Achievement Award, 2020.

Why this works when the videos didn't

Most advice tells you to ignore it. That makes it worse.

Pure ignoring usually causes an extinction burst, the screaming gets louder before it gets quieter, and most owners crack before they ride it out. So the bird learns: scream long enough and they always come back.

This course works in a different order. First, you find what's actually reinforcing the scream in your house. Then you change the environment so the trigger fires less. Then you teach the bird a quieter contact call that gets the same response, on purpose.

"But you haven't heard my bird"

Every owner is sure their bird is the loudest one.

Too loud. Too stubborn. Too damaged by whoever had it before. I understand it. Greg told me the same about Blu, his Blue-Fronted Amazon, before the course.

"Blu's behavior was totally out of control, and I was skeptical about finding a solution. This course is so nicely laid out and well explained. It not only stopped the problem but also provided insights into understanding Blu's triggers. I can't be happier."

Greg Livingston, Canada. Blue-Fronted Amazon.

Your bird isn't the exception. It only feels like the exception because no one has shown you what's actually feeding the noise.

"I have a busy house. I don't have time for this."

You don't need a quiet house, or hours a day.

Shyam works full-time and his wife is in and out of the room all day. The screaming was costing them both. They didn't need more time, they needed a clear plan.

"The program really helped me understand why my cockatiel, Felix, was lunging at my wife. When I was away, it was getting difficult for her to manage him. Today, Felix is happy to be around her and even steps up on to her fingers when she asks."

Shyam Maheshwari, Canada. Cockatiel.

You don't need an hour a day. You need a small set of changes that stop accidentally rewarding the scream, and one quiet behavior to reward instead.

The exact path

A few minutes a day. One small change at a time.

Inside two weeks the volume drops. Inside six, the house feels like yours again. No spray bottles. No shouting back. No covering the cage in the middle of the day.

1

Why birds scream

The real reasons, beyond noise and attention. Find the one driving yours.

2

The reinforcement audit

Spot exactly what you're doing that pays the scream, often without realizing.

3

The contact-call swap

Teach a quieter sound that gets the same reaction, so the bird stops needing volume.

4

Environment fixes that quiet the room

Cage placement, sightlines, lighting, and routine changes that drop baseline noise.

5

What to do in the moment

Exactly how to respond mid-scream without rewarding it or breaking trust.

6

The 14-day quiet plan

A small daily script that turns the new habits into a routine you can actually keep.

The whole offer

Everything you get for $37. Yours for life.

The full Stop Screaming TrainingEvery lesson, streaming for life.$97 value
The reinforcement audit worksheetWalk your home in 20 minutes and find what's feeding the noise.$29 value
The contact-call training planTeach a quiet replacement sound, step by step.$29 value
The 14-day quiet routinePrintable daily script for the next two weeks.$19 value
The neighbor-emergency scriptWhat to say when someone complains, and how to buy yourself time.$19 value
Every future update and new lessonFree, forever.$47 value
Total value$240
$37One time. Never billed again.

For comparison, a single session with a certified parrot behavior consultant runs $150 to $300, and screaming usually takes more than one. You're getting the same method, for life, for less than a fraction of one visit.

Quiet the screaming for $37

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Real owners. Real birds. Real change.

"The program really helped me understand why my cockatiel, Felix, was ok with me but not with my wife. With what we learned, my wife and I worked on making Felix more comfortable with her. Today, Felix even steps up on to her fingers when she asks him to."

Shyam Maheshwari, Canada. Cockatiel.

"Blu's behavior was totally out of control, and I was skeptical about finding a solution. This course is so nicely laid out and well explained. It not only stopped the problem but also provided insights into understanding Blu's triggers."

Greg Livingston, Canada. Blue-Fronted Amazon.

"A must in any parrot owner's library. The material is very comprehensive. Cassie is able to explain even the most complex concepts in plain English so that everyone can understand. A worthy investment."

Natasha Petrovic, Australia. Parrot owner.

Risk nothing

Try every lesson for 14 days.

Watch the whole course. Run the plan with your bird. If you don't see real change, email us inside 14 days and we refund every penny. You keep the worksheets and PDFs either way. We'd rather you leave a friend than stay a frustrated customer.

Is this right for you?

This is for you if:

  • Your bird's screaming is wearing the house down and you want it quieter without punishment.
  • You want to understand why it's happening, not just mute it.
  • You can run a small daily routine for two weeks.
  • You want a method that respects your bird and actually lasts.

This is not for you if:

  • You want the bird to change while you do nothing.
  • You're looking for a way to spray, punish, or shock it into silence. That's not what we teach, and it doesn't work.

Why is it only $37?

No catch. It's new-student pricing, kept low on purpose. Most owners who get a quieter house come back to us later for help with biting, bonding, and tricks. So we'd rather win you now, cheaply, by actually fixing the thing that's making you dread your own home.

But understand what waiting costs. Screaming isn't static. Every scream that works teaches the bird that screaming works. The cheapest day to fix this was a month ago. The next cheapest is tonight.

One payment. One night.

One payment. One quiet house.

You can keep covering the cage and dreading every Zoom call, or you can spend $37 once and have the full plan tonight.

Two weeks from now your bird can call once and wait, instead of screaming until you crack.

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Questions, answered

How long until it gets quieter?
Most owners notice a real drop in volume in the first two weeks if they run the daily plan.
Do I have to ignore my bird?
No. Pure ignoring usually backfires. You'll learn a smarter response that doesn't reward the scream and doesn't break trust.
What if my bird is older or a rescue?
The method works the same. It just takes a little longer to unwind older patterns. Most rescue owners see clear change inside a month.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You've got 14 days to try every lesson. If you don't see change, email us and we refund every penny. You keep the worksheets and PDFs.
How do I watch it?
It streams on your phone, laptop, or TV. You get access the moment you check out.
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