Become a Better Parent Ecourse

EVER WISH YOUR KIDS CAME WITH AN INSTRUCTION MANUAL?

Stop The Frustration and Discover The Secrets To Raising Children That Every Parent Must Know!

Dear Parent,

Have you found bringing up children and teenagers becoming more and more challenging? Do you find communication with your children and teenagers difficult? Do your children listen to you? Do you worry about their future? Do you worry that they'll take drugs or that they may be already? Do you know how to handle their tantrums, their needs, their concerns? Do you reach out and feel they withdraw? Do you feel you are fighting a losing battle?

Not all families are as bad as this, of course, but even in the best of families, there are times when parents wish their children came with their own Guidebooks!

Given the unique challenges facing today's children and families, it's no surprise that professional parent coaching is a growing niche. More parents are looking beyond the parenting books and self-help programs because times have changed. What worked 10-20 years ago, doesn't work today. And there is no back-up support in a book. Parents need help with their parenting skills!

However, you don't have to hire a coach… you can learn the skills you need yourself!

Why is "parent coaching" so important?

Why is parenting such a big concern in our society? What’s wrong with parents today? What's wrong with our kids today? (You might hear this a lot.)

It is almost unrealistic how many children are struggling in school, in social relations and finding themselves using drugs, having sexual relations at very young ages, and suffering from poor self-esteem and lack of direction. Our children seem to be in a total mess. Teenagers are getting pregnant earlier. High schoolers are overdosing from drugs like heroin. Teenagers using drugs has become an even more serious problem because of the drugs that they are using. It is not just marijuana any more. This is only one of the problem areas... eating disorders and suicides are also on the rise. The statistics are shocking and no one knows what to do -- including the parents.

Many people blame these problems on the child's “dysfunctional family”. However, I'm not sure these families were taught how to function in the first place. Family dynamics have changed. We cannot look to our own parents, or even their parents for role models. Today it is common for both parents to work and one-parent families are the "norm" rather than the exception. Everything has changed!

People have children without planning step-by-step how to raise them. They aren't given a guidebook or an instruction manual. Schools do not teach "how" to be a parent. There is no major in college for learning how to be a parent. The issues facing parents today are different to those our own parents faced. The issues facing children today are different to those we faced.

We live in very busy times and the quickest and easiest way to get help as a parent is to learn the process of reconnecting with your children and establishing long term, healthy relationships and a chance at the secure future you dream of for your children.

How Can Parents Get the “Parent Guidebook”?

As we already know, children do not come with a "Parent Guidebook", and I believe the best place for parents to learn how to raise responsible and healthy children is through the process of parent coaching. With these knowledge and skills the parent, as coach, can use healthier and more effective ways of raising children who eventually will turn into responsible adults!

Being a parent is not easy. Parents are never prepared for the full package they get when they have children. Parenting adolescents is even more difficult and some parents just don’t know how to “handle” their children. They don’t know who to turn to. They feel like a failure and give up...

As a full-time and full-on aunt to 11 nieces and nephews and a person who believes in the impact of coaching, I realize that just because I never had the experience of having my own children, I know much about coaching skills and parenting.

I hold a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology and as a specialist in child development, with a degree in this as well. For many years I worked teaching parents “coaching” skills to cope with their children and to understand normal development. I conducted therapy on children of all ages, from infants to 21 years of age and have massive experience spending full days with children, making a positive impact on their behavior, learning and self-esteem.

In addition, I conducted parent trainings, workshops, learning and information sessions, teaching parents skills for better parenting.

From the results I have seen, I believe parents need to learn coaching skills.

Keep reading to learn how YOU can benefit from learning Parent Coaching skills. You don't have to use these skills professionally, but you will be able to coach your own family and help friends and relatives with their own issues.

HOW?

I have been working on this material for over five years and based on people asking me to train them on this information; I decided the time was now.

I figured the easiest and fastest way to get this information out to you would be in an e-course.

I have put together a 10 week e-course called: “Parent Coaching Course for Certification as a Comprehensive Parent Coach”. (As a parent wishing only to use this skills for your own circumstances, you do not need to be certified, and certification will not be provided – unless, of course, you happen to be a fully certified Coach in the first place, looking for a new niche!)

This e-course is full of incredible information and exercises that will assist you in coaching with children of all ages and in any situation.

During this journey you will train in the following:

How to start off parent coaching with an introductory self-assessment, so you, as the parent, can see if you are ready for coaching to deal more effectively with your children
Parenting coaching principles and beliefs
Coaching on self-esteem improvement
What a parent coach needs, even if you are not a parent – perhaps you are a teacher, potential parent or even a grandparent
Bonding with children
Development of logical consequences with children
Helping children cope
Being more coach and less parent
Communication skills for parenting
Establishing healthy boundaries as a parent
Coaching special needs children
Coaching special circumstances
And much more!

As a Parent Coach, you will be empowered to use coaching skills to grow your children and yourselves. You can raise children with healthy self-esteems and greater personal responsibility, so both you and your children will find greater joy together.

This e-course will prepare you to become coaches to your children and get the best out of them and for them.

For only $79 you can receive this e-course over the next 10 weeks. Each lesson is full of information and contains exercises to help you develop your skills as a parent coach!

Top Two Reasons to Get a Copy of This E-course:

You are a parent and interested in how you can stop parenting and start coaching
You are a coach who is also a parent and wants to incorporate these skills into your own parenting techniques

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Dear Terri,

You are reminding me of one of my 100's of reasons for quitting teaching school.

One was I realized that through the uses of positive behavior modification techniques and intrinsic reward, over time I was able to have an entire school of 750 children in the palm of my hand. There were times the assistant principal would call me to assist in a situation where things were out of hand.

This reason for quitting was I thought it would be fabulous if I could find an environment where something similar could occur with adults. (I found an opportunity to experiment as a social team leader for a course once and found that the same way of being with children got the SAME results with adults.)

In the teacher's lounge teachers would be talking about behavior disordered children and they couldn't believe I didn't even know which child they meant since the child was behaving in my class.

I saw what was possible in many scenarios where a teacher would get transferred in the middle of the year. The same class that teacher had was almost a shocking difference with the next teacher. A perfect class of second graders became an almost impossible group. An impossible group of fifth graders become almost angelic under the new teacher's techniques.

It was clear to me that children are NOT a problem. Adults are. And if adults could somehow gain some mastery, they might enjoy their own children more and not want to be away "working" so much.

I believe your parenting e-course addresses this so adults can accept children as the rose that's growing. You would not expect a rose to be still when the wind was blowing, would you? Why would anyone expect a two-year old child to be still as an adult would be? Yet they can be when prepped for it, just as a rose can if you plan for the wind.

Warmly,
Juanita Bellavance

Now there is no reason to throw up your arms and let your family life disintegrate into WW3.

You can learn how to re-establish that special connection with your children, open the lines of communication, understand what they are saying and have them understand and respect what you are saying. You can guide them safely through those stormy teenage years and emerge as responsible, respectable young adults.