The Course:
Redirecting Children's Behavior™
The parenting course, "Redirecting Children's Behavior" is strongly influenced by the work of Rudolf Dreikurs, MD., author of the highly acclaimed book "Children: The Challenge".
The course was developed by Kathryn Kvols author of the book "Redirecting Children's Behavior" and founder of the International Network for Children and Families ( INCAF™.) All Redirecting Children's Behavior (RCB™) instructors are certified by INCAF.
In our fast-paced society, adults and children spend much of their time in separate environments. We all want to make the most of the time we have together, however, it can become difficult for us to give of ourselves or get what we want from our relationships.
You can have the kind of relationship with your children you have dreamed of, and you can help them develop skills to become loving, motivated and successful adults.
Course Objectives:
- More confident, happier parents
- More responsible children
- More cooperative children
- Children with greater self-esteem
- Children with greater self-control
- Children who promote agreement instead of fighting
- Children who feel loved and understood
- Children who seek appropriate behavior goals
- A family that communicates and expresses feelings in a healthy, productive manner
- Encouraged families who support each other More >>
Sensible Parenting™
Co-Founders
Lori and Elton Reynolds |
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"Peace
Begins
At Home"
"Everybody today seems to be in such a terrible rush, anxious for greater developments and greater riches and so on, so that children have very little time for parents. Parents have very little time for each other, and in the home begins the disruption of the peace of the world." Mother Theresa of Calcutta
Punishment:
Do you want your child to cooperate with you because he/she is afraid of you or because he/she loves and respects you? Ask yourself, "Am I motivating my child through love or hate?"
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Encouragement vs. Praise
"Give children lots of praise." This sounds like good parenting advice, but there is a difference between appropriate praise (encouragement) and inappropriate praise.
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"Self-esteem is the overall judgment of self...a sense of self-respect and self-worth...this is the core of the child's personality and determines the use he makes of his life." Alfred Adler
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Redirecting Children's Behavior (RCB)
(five week course)
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Sometimes we are in such a hurry to get a situation under control that we fail to consider the long term lesson we want the child to learn. We need to parent more with the end in mind...
Long Term Objectives:
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To repair his/her mistakes rather than excuse, cover up, lie or blame
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To make and keep commitments, developing the attitude, "You can count on me."
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To communicate feelings effectively - anger, sadness, hurt, love, excitement, etc.
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To ask for what he/she wants versus whining, manipulating, threatening, or having temper tantrums.
"All the love we come to know in life begins with the love we knew as children." Unknown
All misbehavior is your child trying to Communicate something to you.
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Lori Reynolds, CPE |
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Co-founder and Lead Instructor of Sensible Parenting. Certified Parenting Educator (CPE) by the International Network for Children and Families (INCAF) and have been teaching the Redirecting Children's Behavior™ (RCB) parenting course since October of 1999. I use RCB techniques in all aspects of my life. I have 5 stepchildren and 5 grandchildren. There are many young children in my family. I have been working with children for over 20 years. I'm also trained to teach Catechesis of the Good Shepherd for 3-6 year olds. Distributor of Young Living health care products and have been qualified to provide the Young Living Raindrop Technique since 2000. Visit Young Living:
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