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	Redirecting Children's Behavior^™ of Central Texas Course: Redirecting Children's Behavior™
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Do you recognize one of these children?

A TEENAGER who breaks the rules
A TODDLER who demands constant, undivided attention
SIBLINGS who fight
The BULLY who pushes others around
The WHINING CHILD
The HELPLESS CHILD ("I can't")
The STUBBORN CHILD who loves power struggles
The ANNOYING CHILD who demands to be the center of attention

This course is for YOU!!!

This is a powerful course that teaches practical parenting skills. The whole course atmosphere is supportive, non-judgmental and loving. Learn how to resolve conflicts and create more effective teamwork at home and at work.

Testimonials from past RCB™ participants.

Participants learn to:

Resolve conflicts without power struggles.
Focus on the problem without judging the child.
Allow children to solve their own problems, offering guidance when needed.
Replace negative motivational messages (guilt, nagging, threats, bribes) with positive messages.
Assist children in becoming self-sufficient, responsible and self-confident.

How the course unfolds:

The course is usually held in three hour sessions once a week for five weeks. Students practice hands-on techniques through role playing and group interaction. Every week each participant takes home an assignment to practice a new technique.

All students attending the Redirecting Children's Behavior™ course will receive exceptional materials they can take home and refer to forever:

Redirecting Children's Behavior™ Book
Redirecting Children's Behavior™ Workbook

Course Outline

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Session 1	Prevent sibling and peer rivalry Replace fighting with negotiation and co-operation Teach children to resolve their own conflicts Understand a child's behavior and how it relates to birth order
Session 2	Teach children respect and responsibility Creating a self-motivated child Explore how parenting methods affect children Building a child's self-confidence
Session 3	Understanding why a child misbehaves Learn specific techniques that work for each goal of misbehavior Offer choices so that your child can make healthy decisions
Session 4	Teach self-control Find ways to hold children accountable for their actions Application of natural and logical consequences to behavior
Session 5	How to win the other parent's cooperation Planning for family meetings Opening communications between all family members