Changing Children’s Hearts and Behaviors By Teaching Self-Government

They aren’t perfect, and neither am I. But, parenting isn’t about being perfect. And, there is no such thing as a perfect child. Of course lack of perfection doesn't dismiss the fact that some parenting methods create more calmness and connection than others. This session will instruct on how to help children have a change of heart while also helping them desire a change of behavior. They can have both a soft heart and good behaviors; even as teens. No matter the age, this class will help parents and children improve their communications and connections by improving their own self-government. 

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Nicholeen Peck

When it comes to parenting, Nicholeen Peck is a worldwide phenomenon and leader — and for good reason! Her proven system based on Four Simple Skills transforms even the most out-of-control teenagers and homes from chaos to calm within days. Though she's an international speaker, author, mentor, former foster parent of many difficult and troubled teens, and even President of the Worldwide Organization for Women (an approved consultant for the United Nations), Nicholeen spends most of her time at home with her husband and four children, which she knows will be her greatest impact and legacy. The fact that she has such an international influence while still being a stay-at-home mom is evidence of the effectiveness of her teachings.

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Wendy Reese says

I didn’t find this to be informative. Too much time was spent on her anecdotal story & not enough on the topic. Almost 30 min in & we got the obvious stated to us about understanding consequences.

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    Jen says

    I’m sorry this was not what you were hoping for. Please let us know which topics or circumstances you would like addressed in further detail. We would love to arrange resources that would be valuable for you.

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