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How To Raise An Optimistic Child
| How To Raise An Optimistic Child is a program that assists parents in developing the parenting skills
necessary to inoculate their child from living in a world filled with pessimism. To read an article about how
to accomplish this task, click here. There are many options available in this program,
from a two hour overview to ongoing support. |
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How To Raise an Optimistic Child is a two hour seminar where you will learn the fundamentals of Positive Psychology and parenting. This class will give an overview of the alarming increase in childhood depression, social anxiety, low frustration tolerance and failure. It will introduce the pillars of positive psychology and how it helps kids overcome these problems.
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The Optimistic Child is a four session class that meets weekly where you will gain practical skills to use with your child. Each week introduces one of the pillars and gives specific advice on how to include them in daily activity with your child to build and broaden their ability to experience lasting, genuine happiness. A textbook is included with activities and tools to use at home.
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Off To College is a four session class that teaches adolescents who will be moving away from home for their college years. College is a time of great transition and your teen needs all the tools possible to ensure success. Off to College looks at many scenarios your child will encounter as they live independent of you for the first time. Using tools from positive psychology will increase their social skills, reduce the likelihood of succumbing to peer pressure, boost academic performance, reduce emotional problems and give them a solid foundation for success.
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| Parent Coaching is available to help you shift your parenting style and model the skills for your children. Parent Coaching helps you look at specific goals you want to meet in restructuring family life so there is greater consistency in using the skills. |
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