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Redirecting Children’s Behavior Is For You!!

The increase in two-career couples and single parents has made parenting a greater challenge. The average child in America experiences only 12.5 minutes per day in communication with his or her parents. On the average a child receives 400 negative comments compared to only 32 positive comments per day. Effective strategies for today’s adult/child relationships can make parenting a lot more fun. Children create tremendous challenges for adults.

Learn how to:

Understand why a child misbehaves
Resolve conflicts without power struggles
Use tools which make parenting more fun!
Replace negative motivational messages: guilt...nagging...threats...bribes, with positive messages.
Explore how parenting methods affect children
Teach children to become self-sufficient, responsible, and self-confident
Use parenting techniques for dealing with stress at home.

Redirecting Children’s Behavior (RCB) is a positive of parenting course which teaches parents to recognize the four basic behaviors children. Commonly found by parents are the behaviors of attention, avoidance, power struggle and revenge. Parents become drained of energy when they have to repeatedly correct their child’s behavior for the same thing over and over again. In RCB a parent learns how to positively redirect their child’s behavior so as to make permanent changes rather than temporary changes through yelling or spanking. RCB is based on the theories of Alfred Adler and Rudolf Dreikus, well known for their work in behavior modification.

If you are a nurse, day care worker, teacher. therapist, or work with children or teenagers in any manner, this course will equip you with methods to enhance the quality of interacting in these relationships. 15 CEUs are available for psychotherapists, social workers, day care workers, and nurses who complete the course.

What Participants Say:

“Through RCB, I got eye-to-eye with my five year old ‘trouble' child and didn’t find a 'bad' boy there after all! I found a passionate child who had become discouraged. Our son’s love and creativity have rushed into our lives like a pleasant storm. While he can’t figure out his parents, he is happy that they took RCB! I wholeheartedly recommend it to all adults, parents and teachers.”
Angie Stuart, Parent

“I have five children from 2 to 17 years old. The course helped me personally and professionally. I have used the training to develop school programs and to help improve communications between parents and children.”
Judy Brooks, Social Worker - Gulf Middle School

“It is logical and realistic. The course is simple and anyone can learn from it. We are organizing a class for employees at work.”
Amy Timberlake, Supervisor, Sigma Companies

Frequently Asked Questions About RCB

1. I have a teenager who continually breaks the rules. I feel as if I have no control over the situation. Will this course help me?

Yes, You will learn how to resolve conflicts without power struggles, and without alienating your son or daughter.

2. My child has been diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder). How will this course help me?

Parenting a child who is diagnosed with ADHD requires some unique skills. You will learn how to implement tools consistent in your parenting which result in daily measurable progress.

3. My son frequently comes home from school with notes stating that he is picking fights and resisting discipline. What will I get from the course to help with this situation?

You will learn how to teach your son to become more responsible in his behavior. Self-responsible children are better equipped to handle their natural emotions of anger and frustration and are able to thrive in their social environment.

4. My child constantly demands my attention. I can’t seem to get a moment’s peace. How would this course help me?

By understanding why a child misbehaves in any given situation, your parenting will become more appropriate and therefore effective. You will also learn tools that will make parenting more fun.

5. My child whines and says “I can’t” or “No” whenever I ask her to do simple tasks. It is so frustrating when she acts helpless. How will this workshop help me?

Redirecting Children’s Behavior teaches parents how to help their children become self-sufficient, responsible and self-confident.

6. My child is an infant. Is it too soon for me to attend this course?

Parenting begins the day a child is born. Unless your child came with an instruction manual, you may be unprepared for the behaviors that accompany each developmental stage. Learn about the basic behaviors exhibited in children, some of which can be identified even in infancy, and learn how your responses will affect your child’s behavior. As the old saying goes, “A stitch in time saves nine.”

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