Parenting Better Children

By Jennifer Wilke-Deaton, MA, LPA

Parenting Better Children
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 Parenting Better Children is an all-in-one package to manage behavior before it becomes clinically significant. Author Jennifer Wilke-Deaton has gone back to the basics and provides a fresh start to develop a new set of building blocks, detailing an 8-week course that includes straightforward teaching methods, outlines and handouts for skills training, and troubleshooting solutions.

 

·        New tools for positive behavioral management and emotional regulation

·        Recognizing escalation - and what to do about it

·        Reversing the negative impact of video games and aggressive media

·        Creating healthy communication

·        Establishing routines

·        Strategies keying on CBT and DBT

·        Effective attachment relationship building between children, parents, school staff

·        Support planning for children and families that lasts long after group time has ended

·        Easy to read and highly practical, an invaluable resource for parents, clinicians, school staff and other professionals working with challenging behaviors


Reviews:

“I love her simple, concrete examples that make even the most complex parent/child interactions accessible and doable.”

- Brian R. King, LCSW, author of the Perfect Moments in Relationships: Lessons in Connection for Work, Family, Love, and Life

 

“Weaving together her practical clinical experience and current research, Jennifer provides cleanly organized parenting strategies for both parents and clinicians.”

- L.C. Jones, Attorney, Juvenile Specialist

 

“Her step by step “Parenting Course” takes the reader through a well-organized, easy to apply program. A fantastic resource.”

- Susan P Epstein, LCSW, Author of 55 Creative Approaches for Challenging & Resistant Children & Adolescents

 

“Jennifer has hit a home-run with this practical blueprint for improving parental success.

She has standardized the basics and still managed to leave room for flexibility, so families can adapt lessons to meet needs.”

- Hasan Davis, J.D., Former commissioner of Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice and Child and Family Advocate

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