COACHING to EMPOWER PARENTS
Does your child:
· have a problem taking no for an answer
· Act out of line all the time
· get easily frustrated when s/he doesn't get what he wants
· get impatient and have short attention span
· expect a reward in order to help around the house
· lack discipline and ability to follow through on tasks
“Children have the right to get everything they need and
a little of what they want?
AS a parent you are concerned about what is in the best interest
of your children. You want your children to be happy, be
appreciative and have positive self-esteem.
Like many parents you are exasperated because you are
working hard and giving of yourself, but your kids are not as you
want them to be.
You may be a parent who cares so much for your children that
you are helping them often without requiring them to do for
themselves.
What you need to do:
Be a parent who is confident that you know what is in your child’s
best long term interests. Then you have to convey that u
nderstanding to them as an authority figure with love and
affection, while expecting their respect.
YOU WILL LEARN:
· Discipline in a way that works
· Communication in assertive, concise and concrete manner
· To build frustration tolerance and character
· To create a focus of family responsibility rather than selfishness
· Importance of respect without sacrificing love
COACHING to EMPOWER PARENTS
You will learn r concrete, practical solutions that work.
You will be provided with:
1. Take home assignments
2. Guidelines for implementing change
3. Outline of key skills
CLIENT PROFILE
I work with parents who understand there are no magic solutions
but am determined to help their children so they will be lead a
happy, successful and independent life.
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I SPECIALIZE WORKING WITH:
Parents of Pre-school Children - – these are working husbands or
wives who are now first time parents. The challenge of
oppositional 3 and 4 year olds with limited frustration tolerance
seems overwhelming. Also includes children that have separation
problems, delayed toilet training, and cry easily.
Parents of Adolescents - - these parents who are struggling with an
adolescent who does not communicate. In most cases/he is not
motivated to do schoolwork and generally lazy. These parents
want to understand adolescents and help their child without
alienating him.
Parents After Divorce - - you are challenged by a spouse who is
irresponsible and feel it is affecting your children. You have your
children’s best interest in mind, and see that they are having
trouble with the changes in the family
MORRIS MANN - PARENT COACHING
Let me be your parent coaching partner who guides, educates
and supports you. Our aim is to have children who are
independent, responsible and happy.
We can do it together.
For Free Initial Consultation
CALL 1-866-410-1414
EMAIL morris.mann@gmail.com
Free - 10 point parent guideline for raising happy and
responsible children – send email - morris.mann@gmail.com
Morris N. Mann, Ph.D. - l Psychologist / Coach
Over 25 years experience working with children ages 3-21. Director
and founder of Early Childhood Parenting Center –"Little People".
Chief Psychologist for residential center of boys with conduct
disorder, emotional instability and impulsivity. Staff psychologist and
consultant to Early Childhood Center Treatment Center for
Health Ministry.
Morris has written professional, academic and popular articles
about parenting articles in papers, magazines and popular
websites. He is also an expert in Positive Psychology – the
psychology of well-being and flourishing in life. Morris is also the
father of 5 children and grandfather to 5.
