A Gentle Parent’s Guide to Getting Your Children to Do Something You’re on the home stretch. Dinner is done. Toys have been tidied. PJs are on. You have storybooks in hand, and there is just
LitReviewOverview (At-a-Glance) By Rebecca Aced-Molina, M.A. Introduction Since its founding in 1989 by Patricia Wipfler, The Parents Leadership Institute (PLI), has offered parenting education through workshops, literature, parent support groups, and parent-child play groups that
Ever told your child not to start playing blocks and then watched as they dump out the whole basket? Have you asked your child repeatedly to feed their pet and still find the food bowl
Laura Minnigerode on Listening Partnerships During the winter holiday season, I often feel overpowered with emotions about the past. While I cherish memories of being with my family, I feel out of touch and alone.
Hello, wonderful parents and caregivers! I’m Lauren, and I’m an advocate for young people and the grown-ups who care about them. I’m a mom, parent educator, former teacher and constant learner. I’m so grateful to
Sleighbells ring, are you listening? Unfortunately, probably not. That is, if you are shoulder-high in festive planning and your children are fighting over the last gingerbread. Here’s 18 sanity-saving tips for tackling those holiday stresses,
You deserve to be heard! Setting aside a little bit of time to share the ups and downs of your parenting journey can make all the difference. See for yourself with this easy-to-follow ebook.
On our first weekly call, we will take the time to listen to each of you in turn. I’ll ask you to tell us a bit about yourself, your family and your practice, and why
Who is this course designed for? This course is designed for Licensed Marriage and Family Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors, Licensed Educational Psychologists, medical professionals who work with parents, children, and