Psychologist, Dr. Alduan Tartt, educated moms and single moms on the most effective strategies for raising boys into exceptional men. Dr. Tartt provides solutions for moms who raise their sons on improving discipline, grades and self-esteem
This document outlines 10 ways to help build a child's self-esteem. It recommends that parents set a good example by being positive role models, encourage their children when struggling, love them unconditionally, fill their emotional tank with positivity, empower them to make good choices, set realistic goals, spend quality time talking with them, keep them healthy with exercise and diet, help them explore their abilities and interests, and set fair boundaries with discipline through love. The overall message is that parents have a strong influence on their child's developing self-esteem, especially in early years, so it is important to help children build esteem through positive parenting techniques.
This document discusses positive parenting for children aged 0-7 years. It provides statistics on rising rates of antidepressant prescriptions for children and identifies challenges parents face like tantrums, behavioral issues, and lack of human connection due to technology. It emphasizes the importance of teaching children character through gentle touch, stories, presence and play. Great parents are mindful, authoritative yet flexible, and avoid harsh discipline. Linking children to Allah through Islamic teachings and role modeling is also discussed.
POSITIVE PARENTING : PERSPECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES OF PARENTING WITH INDIAN EMP...Devashish Konar
This presentation should help in providing a cultural perspectives in parenting. Indian parents may find some stimulating thoughts and students of cross cultural parenting should find Indian perspective as observed by a child psychiatrist.
The document provides information for volunteers ("C.I.A.s") at Bear Creek United Methodist Church. It outlines the process for becoming a volunteer, which involves completing registration, attending training, and committing to volunteer at 5+ events. It describes why volunteering is important and what volunteers can do, such as assist with children's programs, events, and camps. It provides guidance on interacting with and caring for children of different ages, as well as safety procedures and responsibilities of volunteers.
Tebessa's Workshop 1.2 May , 2019.
Organized by the Middle School Teachers' Circle ( Facebook )
This is an humble work dedicated to all the parents and their kids
Bita Seow gave a talk on mindful parenting at DBS Asia Hub. She defined mindful parenting as being aware and attentive to one's actions and words toward one's child. She emphasized that as parents, the most important role is being a positive role model through demonstrating wise choices, wholesome thoughts, skillful speech, and beneficial actions. Parents have a profound influence on their children and should nurture them through unconditional love.
Child Brain Development! 6 Parenting Tips for Motivating Children shares the most important learning attitudes to instill in your children. With a thirst for knowledge students will have the drive to expand their brain power, be excited about life, and never stop growing. Sign up for our FREE Parenting Newsletter http://kidsdiscuss.com/contact.asp
Art of parenting (tips to parents) workshop by ashoka nashiASHOKA NASHI
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This document outlines 10 ways to help build a child's self-esteem. It recommends that parents set a good example by being positive role models, encourage their children when struggling, love them unconditionally, fill their emotional tank with positivity, empower them to make good choices, set realistic goals, spend quality time talking with them, keep them healthy with exercise and diet, help them explore their abilities and interests, and set fair boundaries with discipline through love. The overall message is that parents have a strong influence on their child's developing self-esteem, especially in early years, so it is important to help children build esteem through positive parenting techniques.
This document discusses positive parenting for children aged 0-7 years. It provides statistics on rising rates of antidepressant prescriptions for children and identifies challenges parents face like tantrums, behavioral issues, and lack of human connection due to technology. It emphasizes the importance of teaching children character through gentle touch, stories, presence and play. Great parents are mindful, authoritative yet flexible, and avoid harsh discipline. Linking children to Allah through Islamic teachings and role modeling is also discussed.
POSITIVE PARENTING : PERSPECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES OF PARENTING WITH INDIAN EMP...Devashish Konar
This presentation should help in providing a cultural perspectives in parenting. Indian parents may find some stimulating thoughts and students of cross cultural parenting should find Indian perspective as observed by a child psychiatrist.
The document provides information for volunteers ("C.I.A.s") at Bear Creek United Methodist Church. It outlines the process for becoming a volunteer, which involves completing registration, attending training, and committing to volunteer at 5+ events. It describes why volunteering is important and what volunteers can do, such as assist with children's programs, events, and camps. It provides guidance on interacting with and caring for children of different ages, as well as safety procedures and responsibilities of volunteers.
Tebessa's Workshop 1.2 May , 2019.
Organized by the Middle School Teachers' Circle ( Facebook )
This is an humble work dedicated to all the parents and their kids
Bita Seow gave a talk on mindful parenting at DBS Asia Hub. She defined mindful parenting as being aware and attentive to one's actions and words toward one's child. She emphasized that as parents, the most important role is being a positive role model through demonstrating wise choices, wholesome thoughts, skillful speech, and beneficial actions. Parents have a profound influence on their children and should nurture them through unconditional love.
Child Brain Development! 6 Parenting Tips for Motivating Children shares the most important learning attitudes to instill in your children. With a thirst for knowledge students will have the drive to expand their brain power, be excited about life, and never stop growing. Sign up for our FREE Parenting Newsletter http://kidsdiscuss.com/contact.asp
Art of parenting (tips to parents) workshop by ashoka nashiASHOKA NASHI
The document provides parenting tips from a workshop by Ashoka Nashi on the art of parenting. It lists several tips for parents including not overprotecting children, knowing their dreams, teaching them the value of hard work, identifying their weaknesses, implanting faith in them, giving gifts on occasions, teaching money management, and controlling emotions in front of children. It also discusses learning styles, preparing for exams, and presents the qualifications of the workshop trainer Ashoka Nashi.
The document provides guidance on interviewing children regarding potential abuse or neglect. It discusses typical signs of different types of abuse and neglect, basic interview techniques, and dos and don'ts for interviews. Some key points include building rapport with children, using indirect questions if the issue is hidden, getting collateral information from others to corroborate the child's statements, and focusing on "what" questions rather than "why" questions which children may struggle with.
The document discusses 5 tips for building a child's self-esteem: 1) show your own self-esteem, 2) give positive praise, 3) communicate openly, 4) "engineer" successes by setting achievable goals, and 5) tell them you love them. The tips are from a blog about delivering happiness to families by building children's confidence and self-worth through parental support and encouragement.
Steve Vitto Positive Parenting Part TwoSteve Vitto
Steve Vitto's presentation for Parent Nights at Reeths Puffer Elementary School, Shelby Association for Retarded Children-Shelby Town Hall, & Muskegon, Michigan ARC
2010
Available in English and Spanish
svitto@muskegonisd.org
The document outlines the top 10 parenting skills: 1) Tell your story to pass on life experiences, 2) Make children feel responsible for their actions, 3) Communicate life's values like compassion, 4) Always be reasonable when dealing with children, 5) Involve yourself in children's activities, 6) Communicate expressively, 7) Be honest, 8) Decode children's body language, 9) Never compare children, and 10) Bestow love and reward good behavior. Good parenting skills are developed through personal experience, not lessons, and discipline with love is important.
Parenting 101--Consiously Christian ParentingChristy Graham
A church I was attending asked me to teach a parenting class using the book, Easy to Love, Difficult to Discipline by Becky Bailey. I used this book and Child Parent Relationship Training materials to create this comprehensive training for parents. It incorporates the worldview of the Baptist church I was teaching at, as well.
This document discusses strategies for effective communication between parents and teenagers. It begins with an introduction to the workshop on talking with teenagers. It then covers key topics like the differences between parenting teenagers compared to younger children, what drives teenage behavior including brain development and social factors, and common emotional needs across stages of development. The document provides exercises and strategies for listening without judgment, understanding the intentions behind behaviors, reframing problems externally rather than internally, and highlighting strengths and resources to build self-esteem. The overall aim is to improve understanding between parents and teenagers through empowering communication.
This document discusses 10 keys to raising successful, happy, and confident children. It focuses on the importance of setting goals, catching children doing things right through specific praise, and using a praise-correct-praise approach when providing feedback. The author shares examples from their experience as a martial arts instructor working with thousands of children. They emphasize focusing on and rewarding positive behaviors to encourage more of those behaviors, rather than just correcting negative behaviors.
Knowing your strengths & learning how to use them as you parent is just smart. Being able to recognize and call out your kid's strengths is even better!
Discipline is not a punishment as most of us think. Through effective discipline children can get to learn how to cooperate with others and how to manage their own behavior.
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This document provides an overview of five parenting practices for a peaceful home. It summarizes the third workshop in a series, revisiting three established practices and introducing a new fourth practice of "training by training, not correcting." The established practices include creating regular check-ins to proactively manage family life, removing unnecessary tasks from difficult times, and creating structural consistency using frames to maintain routines and boundaries. The workshop encourages applying these strategies to improve consistency and foster a growth mindset in parenting.
What all dads must know in raising a boy childStephenKamore1
The document outlines principles and guidance for fathers in raising boy children. It emphasizes the important role fathers play in showing sons what it means to be a man. Some key principles discussed include being present in a son's life, practicing what you preach, encouraging dreams, affirming sons, teaching empathy and respect, and instilling values like perseverance, courage, self-discipline and managing emotions. The overall message is that while there is no single way to parent, actively engaging in a son's life and leading by example can help make a father's influence profoundly positive.
Bullying is unwanted aggressive behavior among school-aged children involving a real or perceived power imbalance that is repeated over time. It includes threats, spreading rumors, attacks, and social exclusion. While teasing between friends can be playful, bullying crosses a line when it becomes hurtful, unkind, and constant. Parents should be aware of signs that their child may be a victim, like distress, injuries, not wanting to go to school, or declining performance. If bullying is suspected, parents should talk to their child, reassure them, and work with the school to resolve it. Ignoring bullies and telling adults are advised over fighting back.
The document outlines Erik Erikson's 5 stages of psychosocial development, including Basic Trust vs. Mistrust in infancy, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt in early childhood, Initiative vs. Guilt in preschool age, Industry vs. Inferiority in school age children, and Identity vs. Role Confusion in adolescence. It provides a brief description of each stage and the potential psychological impacts of not developing properly during each respective life phase. The document appears to be class notes outlining Erikson's theory of psychosocial development for EDTE 314 taught by Dr. Love during spring 2013.
It is so easy to lack our children respect. Because we are the adult and because they are our children we take so many things for granted. What about taking the time to see and feel them growing. Children are zen masters, take your lesson.
Guiding Parents discusses positive and negative reinforcement to help children identify good and bad behaviors. Parents should praise children specifically when they display good behaviors to reinforce those actions. When children misbehave, parents should address the behavior, not the child, using negative reinforcement like warnings. The goal is to help children understand what behaviors are appropriate through guidance and by allowing them some freedom to learn from their choices.
This document discusses the importance of respecting children and treating them as individuals. It provides perspectives from experts on what respect means for children at different ages. The main points are:
- Respect means acknowledging that children have their own feelings, opinions, and needs as individuals worthy of respect. It is a two-way street that requires understanding from parents.
- For toddlers and young children, respect means legitimizing their emotions by listening without judgment and understanding why they feel a certain way.
- During the teen years, respect is better shown through communication, understanding their perspective, and granting them autonomy rather than control. Broad guidelines are better than strict rules.
- Discipline and respect can co
The document provides tips for positive parenting and managing child behavior. It discusses how children behave differently than adults expect at times and lists common challenging behaviors. It emphasizes the importance of positive parenting techniques like using praise, setting clear rules and routines, listening to children, and giving them age-appropriate independence. The document also provides strategies for managing stress and asking for help as a parent.
The document provides guidance on building a child's self-esteem and emotional well-being. It discusses showing children love, accepting them, praising efforts and accomplishments, spending quality time together, and communicating openly. It emphasizes that children need stable care, a loving home, and to feel safe, secure and important in order to develop properly.
This document provides 10 tips for parents of teenagers to help them understand their teens better. It explains that teenagers want independence but lack maturity, so parents should give them freedom but also provide guidance. It stresses communicating positively with teens and treating them as individuals. The tips advise setting clear rules and boundaries for teens while also giving them space. It also discusses the importance of helping teens feel fulfilled through goals and understanding peer pressure. The overall message is that God understands teens' needs and parents can find help from Him.
This document provides guidance to empower parents and help them build confidence through the parenting process. It discusses how to understand the simple yet profound impact of parenthood and become the best possible parents. It offers tips on how to take responsibility as a parent, create a loving home environment, engage in positive communication with children, provide discipline without anger, and help children focus on academics.
Parenting Young Children Effectively.pptxSritha Sandon
The document provides guidance on parenting children ages 3 to 12. It discusses the key domains of child development - physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional. For the physical domain, it emphasizes the importance of nutrition, sleep, hygiene and physical activity. For cognitive development, it outlines theories of intelligence and cognitive stages. For socio-emotional development, it discusses the importance of praise, affection, self-esteem and the theories of Erikson and attachment. It addresses common parenting concerns and provides tips for being involved without being over-involved or neglectful.
The document provides guidance on interviewing children regarding potential abuse or neglect. It discusses typical signs of different types of abuse and neglect, basic interview techniques, and dos and don'ts for interviews. Some key points include building rapport with children, using indirect questions if the issue is hidden, getting collateral information from others to corroborate the child's statements, and focusing on "what" questions rather than "why" questions which children may struggle with.
The document discusses 5 tips for building a child's self-esteem: 1) show your own self-esteem, 2) give positive praise, 3) communicate openly, 4) "engineer" successes by setting achievable goals, and 5) tell them you love them. The tips are from a blog about delivering happiness to families by building children's confidence and self-worth through parental support and encouragement.
Steve Vitto Positive Parenting Part TwoSteve Vitto
Steve Vitto's presentation for Parent Nights at Reeths Puffer Elementary School, Shelby Association for Retarded Children-Shelby Town Hall, & Muskegon, Michigan ARC
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Available in English and Spanish
svitto@muskegonisd.org
The document outlines the top 10 parenting skills: 1) Tell your story to pass on life experiences, 2) Make children feel responsible for their actions, 3) Communicate life's values like compassion, 4) Always be reasonable when dealing with children, 5) Involve yourself in children's activities, 6) Communicate expressively, 7) Be honest, 8) Decode children's body language, 9) Never compare children, and 10) Bestow love and reward good behavior. Good parenting skills are developed through personal experience, not lessons, and discipline with love is important.
Parenting 101--Consiously Christian ParentingChristy Graham
A church I was attending asked me to teach a parenting class using the book, Easy to Love, Difficult to Discipline by Becky Bailey. I used this book and Child Parent Relationship Training materials to create this comprehensive training for parents. It incorporates the worldview of the Baptist church I was teaching at, as well.
This document discusses strategies for effective communication between parents and teenagers. It begins with an introduction to the workshop on talking with teenagers. It then covers key topics like the differences between parenting teenagers compared to younger children, what drives teenage behavior including brain development and social factors, and common emotional needs across stages of development. The document provides exercises and strategies for listening without judgment, understanding the intentions behind behaviors, reframing problems externally rather than internally, and highlighting strengths and resources to build self-esteem. The overall aim is to improve understanding between parents and teenagers through empowering communication.
This document discusses 10 keys to raising successful, happy, and confident children. It focuses on the importance of setting goals, catching children doing things right through specific praise, and using a praise-correct-praise approach when providing feedback. The author shares examples from their experience as a martial arts instructor working with thousands of children. They emphasize focusing on and rewarding positive behaviors to encourage more of those behaviors, rather than just correcting negative behaviors.
Knowing your strengths & learning how to use them as you parent is just smart. Being able to recognize and call out your kid's strengths is even better!
Discipline is not a punishment as most of us think. Through effective discipline children can get to learn how to cooperate with others and how to manage their own behavior.
5 Parenting Practices for a Peaceful Home, Week 3Krista Keintz
This document provides an overview of five parenting practices for a peaceful home. It summarizes the third workshop in a series, revisiting three established practices and introducing a new fourth practice of "training by training, not correcting." The established practices include creating regular check-ins to proactively manage family life, removing unnecessary tasks from difficult times, and creating structural consistency using frames to maintain routines and boundaries. The workshop encourages applying these strategies to improve consistency and foster a growth mindset in parenting.
What all dads must know in raising a boy childStephenKamore1
The document outlines principles and guidance for fathers in raising boy children. It emphasizes the important role fathers play in showing sons what it means to be a man. Some key principles discussed include being present in a son's life, practicing what you preach, encouraging dreams, affirming sons, teaching empathy and respect, and instilling values like perseverance, courage, self-discipline and managing emotions. The overall message is that while there is no single way to parent, actively engaging in a son's life and leading by example can help make a father's influence profoundly positive.
Bullying is unwanted aggressive behavior among school-aged children involving a real or perceived power imbalance that is repeated over time. It includes threats, spreading rumors, attacks, and social exclusion. While teasing between friends can be playful, bullying crosses a line when it becomes hurtful, unkind, and constant. Parents should be aware of signs that their child may be a victim, like distress, injuries, not wanting to go to school, or declining performance. If bullying is suspected, parents should talk to their child, reassure them, and work with the school to resolve it. Ignoring bullies and telling adults are advised over fighting back.
The document outlines Erik Erikson's 5 stages of psychosocial development, including Basic Trust vs. Mistrust in infancy, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt in early childhood, Initiative vs. Guilt in preschool age, Industry vs. Inferiority in school age children, and Identity vs. Role Confusion in adolescence. It provides a brief description of each stage and the potential psychological impacts of not developing properly during each respective life phase. The document appears to be class notes outlining Erikson's theory of psychosocial development for EDTE 314 taught by Dr. Love during spring 2013.
It is so easy to lack our children respect. Because we are the adult and because they are our children we take so many things for granted. What about taking the time to see and feel them growing. Children are zen masters, take your lesson.
Guiding Parents discusses positive and negative reinforcement to help children identify good and bad behaviors. Parents should praise children specifically when they display good behaviors to reinforce those actions. When children misbehave, parents should address the behavior, not the child, using negative reinforcement like warnings. The goal is to help children understand what behaviors are appropriate through guidance and by allowing them some freedom to learn from their choices.
This document discusses the importance of respecting children and treating them as individuals. It provides perspectives from experts on what respect means for children at different ages. The main points are:
- Respect means acknowledging that children have their own feelings, opinions, and needs as individuals worthy of respect. It is a two-way street that requires understanding from parents.
- For toddlers and young children, respect means legitimizing their emotions by listening without judgment and understanding why they feel a certain way.
- During the teen years, respect is better shown through communication, understanding their perspective, and granting them autonomy rather than control. Broad guidelines are better than strict rules.
- Discipline and respect can co
The document provides tips for positive parenting and managing child behavior. It discusses how children behave differently than adults expect at times and lists common challenging behaviors. It emphasizes the importance of positive parenting techniques like using praise, setting clear rules and routines, listening to children, and giving them age-appropriate independence. The document also provides strategies for managing stress and asking for help as a parent.
The document provides guidance on building a child's self-esteem and emotional well-being. It discusses showing children love, accepting them, praising efforts and accomplishments, spending quality time together, and communicating openly. It emphasizes that children need stable care, a loving home, and to feel safe, secure and important in order to develop properly.
This document provides 10 tips for parents of teenagers to help them understand their teens better. It explains that teenagers want independence but lack maturity, so parents should give them freedom but also provide guidance. It stresses communicating positively with teens and treating them as individuals. The tips advise setting clear rules and boundaries for teens while also giving them space. It also discusses the importance of helping teens feel fulfilled through goals and understanding peer pressure. The overall message is that God understands teens' needs and parents can find help from Him.
This document provides guidance to empower parents and help them build confidence through the parenting process. It discusses how to understand the simple yet profound impact of parenthood and become the best possible parents. It offers tips on how to take responsibility as a parent, create a loving home environment, engage in positive communication with children, provide discipline without anger, and help children focus on academics.
Parenting Young Children Effectively.pptxSritha Sandon
The document provides guidance on parenting children ages 3 to 12. It discusses the key domains of child development - physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional. For the physical domain, it emphasizes the importance of nutrition, sleep, hygiene and physical activity. For cognitive development, it outlines theories of intelligence and cognitive stages. For socio-emotional development, it discusses the importance of praise, affection, self-esteem and the theories of Erikson and attachment. It addresses common parenting concerns and provides tips for being involved without being over-involved or neglectful.
This document provides information from a presentation on supporting children through family separation. It discusses how children may experience grief, loss, and behavioral changes after separation. It emphasizes protecting children from parental conflict, maintaining security and routines for children, and facilitating the child's relationship with both parents. The presentation covers tips for helping children manage emotions, supporting yourself during the process, and being a facilitative gatekeeper regarding the child's time with each parent.
This document provides 10 tips for positive parenting to improve the parent-child relationship. The tips include spending one-on-one time with your child, establishing clear rules and routines, focusing on positive behaviors, using meaningful consequences, and reflecting with your child on their actions. The overall goals are to develop a healthy relationship and provide parents with strategies tailored to each unique child.
This document discusses how to build self-esteem in children. It defines self-esteem as how one views their own self-worth. Children learn self-esteem from their environment and interactions with parents and peers from a young age. The document provides tips for parents to help children develop high self-esteem, including being a positive role model, giving love and encouragement, spending quality time together, and allowing children to learn from their mistakes. Building self-esteem in children is important for their development into responsible adults.
This document provides a guide to building strong parenting skills. It begins with an introduction explaining that whether planning for or already having children, help is needed to cope better. The objectives are to provide parenting information, build strong skills, foster creative thinking, evaluate parenting abilities, and create family support networks. It then discusses God's ideals for parenting from the Bible and E.G. White perspectives. The rest of the document covers developmental stages and needs of children, conflict management techniques, solutions like reading, networking, structure, and spending quality time, and concludes with questions for reflection.
This document discusses various topics related to parenting and substance abuse prevention. It provides statistics showing high rates of alcohol and drug use among teens. It discusses protective factors like self-esteem, role models, and activities that can help prevent substance abuse. The document suggests parenting styles with clear communication, encouragement, and supervision can help prevent drug use. It provides tips for talking to kids about drugs at different ages and questions parents can ask themselves to build skills to prevent drug use.
This document provides information and advice from Angela Searcy on positive parenting strategies. It discusses the importance of building strong, positive relationships with children in order to encourage good behavior. It provides tips for parents, such as using positive reinforcement, setting clear expectations, solving problems constructively, and helping children manage their emotions. The document emphasizes catching children being good and filling their "relationship tank" to promote healthy development.
This document provides guidance on supporting children during parental separation and divorce. It discusses helping children manage their emotions during this difficult time, maintaining security and routine, and protecting children from parental conflict. Maintaining strong attachments to both parents is important, and parents should act as facilitative gatekeepers, balancing protecting children from harm while allowing them time with both parents. The top tips are to protect children from conflict, provide security, emphasize the continued family, act as a facilitative gatekeeper, and help children manage their emotions and behavior.
Victorious Kidss Educares organized parental workshop on 27th November 2015. This presentation includes how to improve students’ knowledge and how to build self esteem in children. To know more visit our website @ http://www.victoriouskidsseducares.org/ or Contact us : +91 9595853322
The document discusses the importance of communication at home, noting that communication can open and close doors, and make the possible impossible and vice versa. It emphasizes tolerating contrary views from spouses and others, and using sharp communication judiciously to correct ungodly habits in children. All communication, whether through actions or inactions, teaches children something, so parents must be intentional about communicating godly values and habits.
How to Talk to Kids About Social Issues
How do you talk to kids about what's going on with the environment in both an honest & proactive way? How do we help kids process what's happening out there in the world (Ferguson, homelessness, transgender issues & people, issues with the environment) in a way that doesn't completely scare them into passivity ('it's too big to think about', 'I can't make a difference') but assists them into thoughtful process & action? Starting with self-awareness, attendees will explore how to frame and contain these conversations.
The document discusses parenting styles and their impact on children's development. It also emphasizes the important role of parents in a child's education and recommends that parents be engaged in their child's learning. Key statistics provided include that approximately 84% of custodial parents are mothers and 13.6 million single parents in the US are responsible for raising 21.2 million children.
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The grief suffered upon the breakdown of a marriage or significant relationship is on par with the grief we experience upon the death of our loved ones. In this workshop Family Lawyer, Clarissa Rayward teams up with Provisional Psychologist, Sophie Jordan, to discuss how you can best help yourself after separation and divorce.
Positive thinking is a mental attitude that expects good outcomes and admits positive thoughts. Practicing positive thinking techniques like exercising self-care, surrounding oneself with optimistic people, practicing gratitude, and changing negative thought patterns can help develop a more positive mindset. The document provides various positive thinking techniques and exercises people can use to train their subconscious mind and develop a habit of thinking positively.
Teen Depression: A Common, Treatable ConditionSummit Health
Statistics show 10 % to 15% of teen’s experience symptoms of depression, and an estimated 1 in 8 teens will be diagnosed with clinical depression. If you are a parent concerned about your teen’s psychological well-being, check out this presentation about risk factors for teen depression and how to recognize potential for self-harm. Treatment options such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and ways you can support treatment
to help your teen achieve her or his goals for a bright outlook
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This document discusses stages of abusive relationships and recovery. It covers the capture stage where the abuser attempts to overwhelm and control the victim, the victimization stage where the abuser uses violence to prevent escape, and the extraction stage where the victim feels relief but struggles adjusting after isolation. The recovery stage involves physical, psychological and emotional healing through therapies. Effective co-parenting is discussed, including the risks of further abuse if the abuser gains access and how parallel parenting can establish cooperation while protecting safety. The importance of family bonding in blended families is covered along with tips for communication and listening within families.
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By Dr. Alduan Tartt
Psychologist, Speaker, Author & Media Personality
www.drtartt.com
2. Statistics About Single Parent Homes
• 10.4 million moms raising boys
• 22 million children living in homes away from their fathers
• 50% of the kids today will spend at least some time in a home
without a father before they graduate from high school
• Within 10 years of divorce, 2/3rds of children report not seeing
their father within the last year
3. Moms May Worry…
• Don’t know how to raise boys to be great men
• Don’t know how to balance your love & parenting life
• Don’t know how to handle your son/s’ father/s
• Don’t know how to properly discipline your son
• Don’t know how to make your son get on honor roll
4. Negative Statistics
• 63% of youth suicides are from fatherless homes
• Boys without fathers are twice as likely to go to prison
• Boys who grow up without their fathers in the household
perpetuate the cycle
• Boys who grow up without their father are more likely to drop out
of school
5. Important Research For Single Moms
• Dr. Henry Ricuitti (Cornell University) has concluded that single
parenting does not appear to have a negative effect on behavior or
educational performance of the mother’s children.
• Instead, it’s the mother’s ability and attitude that are pivotal in the
kid’s success
• In essence, it’s the mother’s reaction to the father’s absence that
matters most
• If mom feels that she can guide son to amazing success no matter
what, she never quits, adapts and son/s prosper
6. BIG FAITH
“When we activate BIG faith in God in
raising our kids, we unleash a power that
wills them to success.”
–Dr. Alduan Tartt
7. Famous Men Raised By Single Moms
• President Barack Obama
• Former President Bill Clinton
• Dr. Ben Carson
• Usher Raymond
• LeBron James
• Les Brown
• Malcolm X
8. How To Upgrade Your Life (Four Godly D’s)
Declaration- Declare to God What You Want (“Lording”)
Distress- Tearing Down of Present You To Make Room For
Bigger You (“Lessening”)
Development- Adding New & Improved Skills To Transform
The Old You Into The New You Who You First
Declared (“Learning”)
Demonstration- Living In Your Purpose To Fulfill Your Destiny
(“Living”)
9. Declaration
“I Will Raise My Son/s (Say His Name) Into
A Smart, Well-Disciplined, Powerful Man
No Matter What It Takes”
10. Distress Phase- Why Dads Become Absent
• Number # 1 Reason Dad’s Become Absent Is An Overwhelming
Feeling of INADEQUACY
• An Man Who Feels Inadequate Would Rather Hide Versus Allow
His Kids To SEE His Inadequacy
• Mental Illness, Drug Addiction, Attachment Disorders & Personal
Problems
• Inability To Provide Financially
• Toxic Relationship With Mom
11. How To Re-Engage Dad
• Focus on dad’s heart and not his wallet
• Be honest about what you cannot teach him (Build dad’s ego)
• Boys need to hang around other good men (Seeing is believing)
• Explain that his son’s point view (that not seeing him as a sign of
“rejection” or “inferiority”)
• Dad must commit to consistency so that kids don’t have to guess
when they will see him (causes anxiety)
12. Distress Phase- When Dad Won’t Engage
• Explain To Your Son That It’s Not His Fault
• Set Up a Few Counseling Sessions With Preferably Male
Counselors To Talk About His Feelings To Get Rid of Any Toxic
Feelings of Rejection/Self-Blame/Self-Hatred
• Encourage Son To Write Letter To Dad Explaining His Feelings
(Drop Off the Emotional Baggage Where It Belongs- Doesn’t Have
To Send It)
• Replace Something Bad With Something Better- Enlist Mentors &
Other Men In The Community To Step In & Help Out
• Raise Him To Be Smart, Well-Disciplined & Powerful As His Mom
13. Development Phase- What Your Son
Needs You From You
• A Happy Mom
• Self-Discipline
• Competency
• Relatedness
• Autonomy
14. Development- A Happy Mom
• Happier Moms Parent Better & Thus Raise Happier Sons
• Must Schedule A Separate Life From Your Children
• Parent From The “Overflow”
• Parents Should Have At Least 3 Close Girlfriends Who You Spend
Quality Time With 1-2X Monthly To Remain Happy
• Date Quality Men (No Social Work Love, Settling For Less, Dating
Out of Pain)
15. Development- Self-Discipline
• More Than Your Son Needs Sympathy or Mom Guilt For Dad Not
Being Around, He Needs Consistent Love & Self-Discipline
• You Are Not Hurting Your Son When You Discipline Him. You Are
Hurting Him When You Do Not
• Less Talk and More Action (Talk is NOT Discipline)
• Start Firm & Then Become More Lenient Versus Vice Versa (He
Will Take You As A Joke If You Don’t)
• Turn Daily Amenities (TV, Internet, Going Outside, etc.) Into
Rewards That Must Be Earned Only After They Behave Never
Before
16. Development- Competency (Skills)
• Exposure (What they SEE is what they will BE)
• Place Your Sons Around Successful Men
• Visit A College/University As Regularly As Possible
• High Expectations
• Don’t Talk About Expectations, Actually Expect Them
• Goal Setting
• Have Your Son/s Write Their Goals Out For Their Grades Each
Progress Report (Every 4-6 Weeks)
17. Development- Competency (Skills)
• Structure (Homework Time Is Daily & Before Leisure)
• It Is Your Responsibility To Teach Work Ethic
• 30 Min- 1Hour of Studying Daily (Break on Weekends)
• Do Homework With Son But Not For Him
• Accountability & Consistency
• Hold Son Accountable For Working Daily
• Be Positive & Reward Them With Earned Activities For Hard
Work
18. Development- Relatedness (Connection)
• Must Have A Relationship With God To Understand Purpose
(Suicide & Depression Prevention)
• Emotional Connection Through One-On-One Time With You
• Schedule Time (15 minutes is minimum) with him consistency
• Tune In Without Distraction
• Listen Well Enough To Truly “Get Him”
• Behave Like You Get Him (Love is a Verb So Do Fun Things Together)
• Improve His Social Skills
• How Kids Get Along With Peers Directly Linked To Future Positive
Relationships
19. Development- Autonomy (Manhood)
• Parent Just Above His Abilities To Encourage Him To Grow
• Challenge Him With Age-Appropriate Tasks (Ordering His Own Food,
Changing A Tire, Shopping For Groceries, Ride Public Transportation)
• Allow Your Son To Grow By Allowing Him To Fail & Figure It Out
• Give Him A Tutorial Versus Doing It For Him
• Use “Scaffolding” To Help Him Problem-Solve
• Give Him Clues To Enhance His Independent Problem-Solving Skills
• Require Him To Spend Time With Friends Away From You
• Boy Scouts, Go To Movies/Mall, Play Video Games, Get Out of House
20. Demonstration- The 5 Qualities All Moms
Must Teach To Save Your Son/s
• Ambition- A “Go Getter” Mentality To Live God’s Purpose
• Professionalism- Doing Job With Positive Attitude Consistently
• Integrity- Doing The Right Thing/s When No One Is Looking
• Resourcefulness- Finding Multiple Ways To Get Things Done
• Resiliency/Grit- The Ability To Bounce Back From Failure/Stress
21. Review
• Parenting Your Son Is A Process
• (Declaration, Distress, Development & Demonstration)
• Introduce Him To God To Find His Purpose
• During Distress Use Your Skills To Parent & Develop Him
• Live & Be A Happy Mom
• Time For Yourself, Girlfriends & Dating (Balance Is Key To Happiness)
• Develop His Self-Discipline, Competency, Emotional Connection &
Autonomy Skills
• Demonstration Of Success By Teaching Your Son The 5 Characteristics of
Successful Men
22. Call To Action
•Now…Who Says a Woman Can’t Raise a Boy Into An
Exceptional Man!
•Anything Is Possible With the Power of God!
•A Skillful, Happy Mom Raises Skillful, Happy Boys Regardless
of Circumstance
•The Most Powerful Skill Is BIG FAITH IN GOD!
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Editor's Notes
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