Workshop for Parents

"It is said that it takes a village to raise a
child. But what it really takes is first a dedicated parent or parents to raise a
child and then the support of a village. Parents can no longer afford to allow
other agencies and services to raise their kids. It is time for Parents to do their
job"
- Fred Becker 2004
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"I have attended many parenting programs and
left unfulfilled. Thank you for presenting a parenting program that makes sense and
works! I will tell all my friends."
- Karen Wilson
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If you are a parent looking for a workshop in your
area you can: 1. Check the event
calendar
2. Contact your local agency that works with your child and ask them
to provide a workshop in you community
3. Start a small group training
4. Enroll in Private coaching
5. Purchase books or CD's
If you are an organization or agency the following presentations can
be provided to the community you serve.
How to Develop a Self-Reliant and
Responsible Child
This workshop for parents is presented in one of two
levels:
Level One: Parents of children aged
3-12
Level Two: Parents of children aged 13-20
This is a four part
series:
1 1/2 hours each presented over 4 consecutive weeks/months
This workshop series provides you with the philosophies, skills, planning,
and practice needed to develop a responsible and self-reliant
child.
This up-to-date, research-based,
interactive series will challenge the way you work with your children and allow you to give
your child the social / emotional skills and pro-social opportunities they need to
prosper.
Parents will learn how
to: " Stop nagging, arguments, power
struggles, and stop emotional outbreaks
" Stop rescuing children and teach them to solve their own
problems
" Reduce discipline and increase enjoyment of their
children
" Encourage task completion and set effective consequences
" Allow their child to earn the many privileges they enjoy
" Establish respect and empathy for other family members
" Dialogue, collaborate, cooperate, and negotiate with their
child
Kids and Drugs, What every parent is afraid to
say.
Presentation Time: 1 to 2 hours
"My child will never use
drugs". We never think
drugs will touch our child but your child has better than a 50 /50 chance of using drugs. If
you don't take action the odds will only get worse.
This parent perspective presentation gives you the latest information
on youth drug trends, how to recognize if your child is involved in drugs, and parent intervention
strategies. Drugs destroy families and lives. Keep up to date and
informed.
How to Deal With Disrespect, Violence and
Aggression
Presentation time: 1 to 2 hours
Have you noticed a disturbing trend
within our culture toward violence? There is an increase of disrespect, aggression and
violence among youth occurring at an earlier age. Learn how to protect your child from this
trend. In this workshop you will learn how to teach your children to:
" Develop skills to control emotions
" Solve problems instead of acting out
" Deal with bullies, teasing, and sibling rivalry,
" Avoid becoming a skill-less victim
Skills for coping with Stress
Workshop: parents
Time: 1 1/2 hour
This interactive workshop looks at
stress issues with parents, families, and children. Parents will learn the causes of their
stress, warning signs and symptoms, long and short-term health effects of stress, how to
reduce and manage stress though social emotional skills development, how to help and support
others, and how to develop skills their children to cope with
stress.
Bullying, Harassment, Victimization
Workshop: parents
Time: 1 ½ hrs
This research based presentation looks
at bullying and victimization from the family perspective. The home environment and parent
modeling or addressed, effective school based programs, and how to help your child are
addressed.
The Transition Years
Workshop: Parents
Time: 1 ½ hrs.
The transition from elementary school
to middle school, from middle school to high school, and from high school to college can be
overwhelming experience for both the parents and child. These are the years (12 - 24) where
your child's body, brain and social environment go thought dramatic changes. This
presentation helps parents to understand these changes and how to best support their child.
Three different presentations are given reflecting the transition
period.
Back to the Basics Series:
Each workshop is 1 ½ hour long and contains specific
skills.
Entitlements and Privileges: How to make your child earn the things
they have.
How to stay out of Power
Struggles Are you are tired of the hassles of
trying to get your child to do what you want them to do? Learn how to stay out of power
struggles and never lose your temper again.
Communication: Learn how to increase the communication
between you and your child and develop a closer bond.
Structure and Limits: How to set limits in your home and have
your children honor them. Structure is the corner stone of high functioning adults. It is a
must for successful independence
Motivation: Learn how to motivate your child to
live up to their potential
Contact me for more
information, to schedule one or more of these
workshops, or to register.
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