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LOVE AND LOGIC PARENTING
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POSITIVE DISCIPLINE

Some programs are developed for parents. Others are developed for teachers. This program works for both.
The concepts are the same for parents and teachers. The only difference is the setting. Many teachers are also parents who use these concepts at home as well as in school.
Understanding and cooperation between home and school are enhanced when teachers and parents are united in their methods of helping children and each other in positive ways.
The following are the three main approaches to adult-child interaction and explains the differences.

STRICTNESS
(Excessive Control)




PERMISSIVENESS
(No Limits)




POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
(Firmness with dignity and respect)

 

bulletOrder without freedom
bulletNo Choices
bullet"You do it because I said so."

bulletFreedom without order
bulletUnlimited choices
bullet"You can do anything you want."
bulletFreedom with order.
bulletLimited Choices.
bullet"You can choose within limits that show respect for all".

It look obvious that Positive discipline is the answer, however, how do we accomplish this logical approach. How do we solve the puzzle.

Basics are:

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Understanding the Four Mistaken Goals of Behavior  
 - Resentment ("This is unfair, I can't trust adults.")
 - Revenge ("They are winning now, but I will get even.")
 - Rebellion (:I'll do just the opposite to prove I don't have to do it their way'")
 - Retreat:
        a) Sneakiness ("I won't get caught next time."
        b) Reduced self-esteem ("I am a bad person;")

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 Kindness and firmness at the same time

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Mutual respect

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Mistakes are opportunities to learn

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Social interest

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Family and class meetings

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Involving children in problem-solving

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Encouragement    

          
ATTEND THE CLASSES AND SOLVE THE     PUZZLE !        NEW CLASS STARTING IN SPRING OF 2008!  CONTACT JACKI GARZA OF TRANSITIONS MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION FOR MORE INFORMATION: 458-6388    

               

PARENT PROJECT DELIVERS RESULTS
FOR YOUTH TESTING AUTHORITY OR OUT OF CONTROL

bulletPrevent (or stop) children from using alcohol, other drugs and tobacco.
bulletStop parent-child arguments forever!
bulletImprove children’s grades and school attendance.
bulletRecognize and prevent gang involvement.
bulletLearn how to “out-will” a strong-willed child!

Gangs. Drugs. Alcohol. Family disintegration.

Our kids face unprecedented pressures and problems. No wonder so many of them have given up resisting society’s ills and started reflecting them.

While this may explain their difficult, defiant or destructive behavior, it doesn’t excuse it. Parents need to learn effective prevention and intervention techniques in order to help their children swim against the tide and grow into safe and competent adults. 

LOVE AND LOGIC PARENTING Available in Paso Robles to anyone from the county
          *      A seven week seminar on positive parenting  

        *    Raising the odds for responsible behavior

*      Avoiding power struggles and setting limits

*      Getting kids to do chores without hassles

*      Parenting styles and messages you send  

Classes are presented by Maria Jongeling, MS, MFT, mother of four with twenty years experience in counseling families and children. Maria is certified in teaching Love and Logic Skills. The parenting program is based on Jim Fay and Foster Kline’s principles of “Parenting with Love and Logic”. Participants will be provided with valuable application techniques and question/answer discussions.

 

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