Teen Coaching
Parents are human beings too, and raising a child is never easy...
Is your kid not trying hard enough?
Are you having a hard time talking to them?
Do you think your child is with the wrong friends?
Have you stop communicating all together?
Do you think your child hates you?
There is an old saying "It takes a whole village to raise a child." How true!
We live in an ever-changing world where there is little time and much stress. Both you and your child deserves a helping hand!
My Philosophy
Teenagers work on instant gratification. By helping them build self confidence through a series of little wins, they can carry that same confidence with them in all other aspects of their lives!
All children are born great. If your teen is not performing or behaving as he should, he is not bad. He is just not seeing something that you see as a parent. My job is not to parent them. Rather, I partner up with them to help them find their motivation in life and achieve their own goals!
In our sessions, I will establish trust with your child to discover their innermost dreams and ambitions. We can then work on aligning what they want to accomplish in life with their current behaviors. What we are looking for is an attitude change that comes from their heart, that comes from their own understanding of what they truly want in life. Using the power of commitment, we will set up goals based on your child's own set of priorities as young responsible adults.
Teen Coaching works!
We will show you...
- Your child has endless potential!
- They want to perform as much as you want them to!
- And they will perform with your support!
- Your kids do not hate you!
- They are dying to talk to you!
- Your teen is mature enough to understand!
- Raising a child could be fun again!
- Your child could be your friend, your best friend who is always going to be there for you!
How to be Cool Parents
- Be the place they could hang out. Let them gather at your house anytime.
- Have lots of food because food leads to talk. Teenagers, especially boys, are always hungry.
- Don't be judgmental You may not like the little tattoo or funky hair on your kids' friends but don't show it on your face unless there is drugs involved.
- Be in and out.You can come in, ask a few questions, then get out. Don't hover and let them breath!
- I respect you. You respect me. Keep rules reciprical - I don't talk to you that way, so you don't talk to me that way.
Have you ever met a grown adult that saids, �I wish my parents hadn�t been there for me when I was a teenager?� I didn�t think so. We hear the opposite most of the time, don�t we? See, kids might be confused, angry or even embarrassed by you. But you know something else? You are also like your kid�s oldest best friend that they haven�t seen in years! It may take a little to break that ice, but once it�s cracked, the flow is non-stoppable! Just imagine�
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