Does
this sound familiar?
You
ask your child to complete a simple chore, but somehow it never
gets done, so you nag, then threaten, but the chore never gets done.
Finally, you just do it yourself to avoid the argument yet again.
You
find yourself avoiding certain friends and family members because
you feel that they judge you and your child harshly.
You
love your child, but all the arguing and fighting is beginning to
affect your relationship.
You
feel like you just want to run away sometimes, but of course you
never do, and the problems would still be there unresolved when you
got back.
You
are embarrassed because of all the phone calls you get from your
child's teacher or even the principal. You feel they don't understand
your child, but you are not able to communicate with them as effectively
as you want to.
Homework
is a battle every night. You feel exhausted trying to figure out
a way to motivate your child or make it easier.
Your
child complains about being bored all the time, then manages to
find some kind of trouble to get into.
Our
approach works for:
Parents who are seeking to
calm the chaos in their homes
Yes, really
our approach DOES work for Dads too! I have worked with
many dads and find that our work together is that much more effective
with a bigger team!
Parents
with children struggling with:
- A Major
transition like divorce, a death in the family, new school or other
stressor
- Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD)
- Autism
Spectrum Disorder (Autism, Asperger's, PDD NOS, etc.)
- Any
type of emotional or physical health difficulty
You will love my approach if:
You are
ready to try some new ideas or re-examine some old ones.
You can
find the humor in life's many surprises
Click here to go get a free chapter of my book, "Better Behavior Without Stress."
And, you
may be wondering if my approach will really be able to help your family?
Click here to find out what you really need to do to calm the chaos
at home.