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Tips for Handling Worry
Understand that the function of worry is to help the brain focus on solving issues. When the worry thoughts become pervasive, then it is time to use strategies to reduce their frequency and their impact.
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Sharon case study
Sharon has two children with behavior problems. Her older son, Avi, has ADHD and oppositional defiance disorder, and Avi’s younger brother, Ben, has ADHD.
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Eli case study
Eli, a parent with undiagnosed ADHD, came to me to improve his relationship with his wife and his 1 year old son. His goals were to enjoy being a parent
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What is parent coaching
Are you struggling with a child who talks back, doesn’t listen, and/or is unmotivated?
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5 Tips for Setting-Up your ADHD Child for Success in the New School Year
The start of a new school year offers parents of children with ADHD an opportunity to talk about strategies for school success. Here are 5 back to school tips that can help get the new school year off to a great start!
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ABC's of Coaching
Over the past several years, a heightened awareness among parents,
teachers, and health care professionals has helped improve
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Rules of Family and Personal Communication
The following is a list of negative communication habits
Check if you or people in your family are using them -
Daily Goal Plan
Use this coaching form to help yourself substitute bad habits with good ones.
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What's Your Parenting Style?
1-2-3 Magic Parenting Newsletter – January 2014
Promoting the self-discipline and self-esteem of one’s children often requires
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Active Listening Builds Your Child's Self‐Esteem
1-2-3 Magic Parenting Newsletter – November 2013
Kids can sometimes surprise you with the comments they make. Before jumping in with advice or discipline, sometimes it’s more important to listen first -
Homework Do's and Don'ts - Part II
1-2-3 Magic Parenting Newsletter – October 2013
Last month we began our discussion of the “Do’s & Don’ts” that will help end homework hassles that can make school nights miserable for the whole family.
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Homework Do's and Don'ts - Part I
1-2-3 Magic Parenting Newsletter – September 2013
Homework hassles can make school nights miserable for the whole family.
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Your Child's Self-Esteem: Are You Helping or Hurting?
1-2-3 Magic Parenting Newsletter – March 2013
What does it take to raise competent, good? natured children who can feel a healthy respect for themselves?
Research has shown over and over that good parenting involves two basic components.
