Behavioral Guidance For Families

Power Struggles

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:28:26 +0000

Do you often find yourself in power struggles with your child? Are you able to recognize what a power struggle is? How can you prevent a power struggle? This workshop will help you get answers to these questions and give you the tools necessary to effectively interact with your child during these challenging times.

Come join us for this fun and informative workshop.

This workshop will include:

8 ways to get out of a power struggle
11 ways to prevent power struggles
Understanding the reasons for misbehaviors

Consequences That Will Work

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:27:52 +0000

Do you get frustrated and yell when your child does not listen? Do you nag, threaten, or bribe to get your child to comply with you? Do you want to control your child or teach your child self control? Most importantly of all, would you like to discipline differently then your parents did?

This workshop will answer these and other questions. After attending this workshop you will leave with new ideas and confidence about your ability to guide your child’s behavior.

This workshop will include:

Ways to offer appropriate choices

Learn how to ask for the behaviors you want
How to handle feelings appropriately
Logical consequences
Ways to be firm and kind at the same time

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Redirecting Child Behavior

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:06:33 +0000

RCB is a hands-on fifteen-hour parenting/teacher course focusing on skills to build your child’s self-esteem. You will learn effective tools to handle power struggles and fighting, skills to parent as a team, discipline using logical consequences instead of punishment and find peace and family harmony through understanding.

Each group meets once a week for 5 weeks. This allows adequate time to practice and master the concepts and methods. Your tuition includes the RCB Book, RCB Workbook, 5 weekly classes and all handouts. Transform your family, classroom and your relationships!

“More than a dozen curricula were reviewed prior to the selection of Redirecting Child Behavior as part of the preferred curriculum for PAC Success Academies of Florida. Through nine years of providing services to families, we were required to try other programs. Without exception, we have always come back to RCB.”

Brenda J. Glass,

Executive Director

PAC Success Academies of Florida

Help! My Child Won’t Listen

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:45:22 +0000

Do you feel frustrated because your child won’t listen? Do you have to repeat yourself several times before your child will do what you ask? You are not alone. Parenting Magazine listed their child not listening as one of parent’s top ten challenges.

Unfortunately, your child was not born with the skill of listening. The good news is that it is a skill that can be taught. Come join us for this fun and informative workshop.

This workshop will include:

9 Reasons Why Children Don’t Listen
9 Effective Solutions to Encourage Children to Listen – the First Time!
How to Teach Your Child to Listen
Forms of Listening Parents Model
10 Ways to Model Better Listening

“Redirecting Children’s Behavior” is by far the most entertaining and effective parenting program around. If parenting education had a rating scale, “Redirecting Children’s Behavior” would get five-stars.” Tim Seldin, President, The Montessori Foundation