Good Enough Parenting Online Course
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Welcome and Overview of Good Enough Parenting
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Module 1 - Avoiding Exasperation Interactions
Gaining Awareness on Meeting Core Emotional Needs, Avoiding Exasperation Interactions with your Children and Cultivating Nurturing Interactions.
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Module 1a: The Importance of the Parent-Child Relationship
How Good Enough Parenting is Unique; How Schemas Fit into the Programme; The Importance of the Parent-Child Relationship
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Module 1b - The “Pain” versus “Gain” of Past Parenting Experiences; The Ten Exasperation Interactions
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 1c - The Absence of Exasperation Interactions is Not the Same as the Presence of Nurturing Interactions; The Seven Nurturing Interactions
1 Lessons $15.00
Module 2 - Connection and Acceptance
Helping Your Children Feel Connected and Accepted through Spending Regular One-on-One Time and Processing Emotions.
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Module 2a - The Importance of a Healthy Marriage; The Role of Temperament
- How does the quality of a marriage affect a child? - The role of temperament in outcome in children’s behavior
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Module 2b - How Positive and Negative Schemas are Associated with Connection and Acceptance
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 2c - The Importance of Spending One on-One Time with Each Child; The Importance of Play
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 2d - The Importance of Meal Times; How to Listen Empathically to Your Children
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 2e - Processing Emotions in Your Children
1 Lessons $15.00
Module 3 – Healthy Autonomy and Performance
Giving Your Children the Gift of Self-Esteem and “Age-Appropriate” Autonomy and Performance
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Module 3a - How Positive and Negative Schemas are Associated with Healthy Autonomy and Performance; Giving Child Age Appropriate Choices
-The positive and negative schemas that are associated with the Core Emotional Need for Healthy Autonomy and performance. -Definition of these positive and negative schemas. -Examples of age appropriate choices
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Module 3b - Choosing the Right Battles; Monitoring Parent’s Agenda; Communicating like You are on the Same Team
1 Lessons $15.00
Module 4 – Reasonable Limits
Establishing Boundaries and Expecting Cooperation While Maintaining a Good Connection
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Module 4a - How Positive and Negative Schemas are Associated with Reasonable Limits
-The positive and negative schemas that are associated with the Core Emotional -Need for Reasonable Limits. -The unhealthy messages from the internet -Protecting your child from the dangers of early exposure of sex and violence
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Module 4b - Needs, Wants, Rights and Privileges; Steps to Avoid Conflict with Children (Part 1)
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 4c - Steps to Avoid Conflict with Children (Part 2)
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 4d - Understanding the Teenage Brain and Their Tendencies
1 Lessons $15.00
Module 5 – Realistic Standards and Reciprocity
Treasuring Your Children’s Gifts, Replacing Your Unrelenting Standards with Healthy Motivation
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Module 5a - How Positive and Negative Schemas are Associated with Realistic Standards and Reciprocity; Multiple Intelligences
- The positive and negative schemas that are associated with the Core Emotional Need for Realistic Standards and Reciprocity - Exploring different types of intelligences in children
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Module 5b - Emphasizing Effort versus Results
1 Lessons $15.00
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Module 5c - How Parent’s Involvement Can be an Asset or a Liability; Understanding Underachievement
1 Lessons $15.00
Module 6 – Intrinsic Values and Community
Helping Children Espouse Positive Values and Building a Functional Community
