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How to Coach Your Child Bundle – Learn HOW TO get kids to listen, open up, talk, collaborate, take advice and problem solve. ($35.00 value for $19.99)
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Once again, the dialog between you and your child or teen has come to an abrupt halt. How can you get your child or teen to engage in a conversation – especially one that is tough to broach? In How to Coach Your Child Bundle, a program for parents, I coach you on exactly HOW TO get kids to listen, open up, talk, collaborate, take advice and problem solve.
I give you the boots-on-the-ground-roadmap that I have honed over years of working with kids of all ages. In this package, you will learn how to:
- Discern whether this is a topic that should be brought up
- When to bring it up
- How to set the stage
- What to anticipate and how to respond with rebuttal / denial / refusal / insolence / sass / anger
- Use proven professional coaching tools
- Encourage, motivate, and problem solve with your child or teen.This does not have to be trial and error; this is the way to get kids to listen, open up, talk, collaborate, take advice and problem solve
How to Coach Your Child, Program for Parents Bundle Contents ($35.00 value for $19.99)
How to Get Your Child or Teen to Open Up ($2.99)
15 Friendship Conversation Starters ($2.99)
How to Use Open Questions and Reflective Listening Infographic ($2.99)
Ten Ways to Be Social Handout ($2.99)
Interactive Conversation Guide ($2.99)
Videos: ($19.99)
- Starting the Coaching Conversation
- This is a real-world conversation so parents can hear what a coaching conversation sounds like and how the conversation brings to light the child’s realizations and also helps the parent understand their perspective and the stories that get in the way of the child moving forward. As featured in Why Will No One Play With Me? these stories are essential for your child to address in order to understand the social world and move forward.
- Coaching Conversation
- Social Spy
- Learn HOW To introduce the concept of Social Spy, and how to manage your child’s concerns around spying activities. The mission is to to obtain specific social information. Rehearse ahead of time how to watch other people in a subtle, covert way and to listen without looking like you are eavesdropping. The idea is to read the room to learn crucial information about peers such as how they dress, what they talk about as well as how to observe and notice other people’s behavior, mood and energy.
- 5 Additional Coaching Tips: Tone, Aha, Shrug, Eye Contact, and Experiment
- Each of these videos addresses a specific concern or issue you may face when coaching your child.
- The tone your child may take while discussing social concerns
- Reacting to surprises that come up in conversation
- Struggling with enthusiasm or buy in
- Eye contact during coaching conversations
- The value of experimenting with your child.
- Each of these videos addresses a specific concern or issue you may face when coaching your child.
