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All Introductory Talks are now FREE
Booking is essential - 25 places maximum. Please phone or email us to book a place.

 

WINTER 2008/2009

Bully and Teasing NJN  tnlc  Thursday 20 November 2008  tnlc  7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Everyday Discipline GE  tnlc Tuesday 2 December 2008  tnlc  7.30 pm - 9.30pmay

Raising Girls NJN  tnlc  Thursday 11 December 2008  tnlc  7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Never Ask Twice NJN  tnlc  Wednesday 7 January 2009  tnlc  7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Venue:  West Hampstead ( travel details )

 

Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children

Children, by nature, are immature; they have strong emotional reactions to what seem to us to be minor frustrations and upsets. Often they do not know how to handle their emotions. They may refuse to co-operate, cry, whinge, lash out, or just sulk.

It is important that we help our children to become more aware of their emotions, to express themselves appropriately and to learn to focus on solutions.

We will show you how to help children manage their emotions more constructively and how to deal with irritations before they become too much for them to cope with.

 

Never Ask Twice

Effective communication and problem-solving skills

Do you find that your children sometimes avoiding doing what you ask, no matter how much you explain? Do they lack consideration for others and only think of their own needs? Or do they whinge and complain about minor difficulties, rather than find a way to resolve them?

In this evening, we will explore ways you can talk to your children to reduce conflicts and encourage them to think about solutions. Your children will learn to see the wider picture, create solutions of their own and be more open to your suggestions.

 

Getting Back In Charge

Positive strategies for achieving co-operation

We all want our children to behave well at home, at school and with their friends. We want them to ‘do the right thing’ and stay out of trouble, for our own sakes as well as for theirs.

In this talk we will discuss positive, practical ways of passing on our values and ‘code of behaviour’ to our children.

“The parenting skills have totally changed our way of approaching things. My family haven’t shouted in five weeks!”
Simone, mother of three children, aged 8, 12 and 14

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