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Get Out of the Nag, Yell, Punish Cycle
Good discipline doesn’t mean an endless parade of nagging, scolding, time-outs, or punishments. Instead, it emphasizes preventing misbehavior in the first place, confronting promptly when misbehavior occurs, then guiding the child or teen toward improved self-control in the future. This cutting-edge webinar shows how to identify what needs the child is trying to fulfill by misbehaving, and how to foster pro-social meeting of those needs to replace the misbehavior. It also helps you prevent future misbehavior by establishing a more encouraging, safe emotional environment at home.
Your child or teen will respond better to your discipline and leadership, because you will strengthen the bond of love and mutual respect. Be prepared to take plenty of notes. You can even ask questions of Dr. Taylor. This webinar is intended to improve the atmosphere in your family and your comfort with this aspect of your role as a parent. Based on his decades of family therapy practice, Dr. John Taylor will show you how to step out of the nag-yell-punish cycle once and for all.
In this live interactive webinar you will learn how to:
- Show your child productive alternatives to misbehavior
- Correct your child without criticizing
- Wisely employ consequences that restore family harmony
- Use conscience-building confrontation of your child
- Get improved cooperation with chores and routines
- …and much, much more.
Instructor
John F. Taylor, Ph.D. is a clinical specialist and a nationally-known author and speaker. Dr. Taylor has treated hundreds of children and adolescents who were displaying misbehavior at all levels of psychopathology.
The author and producer of over 200 professional journal articles, newspaper and journal columns, books, video DVDs, audio CDs and booklets, Dr. Taylor is perhaps best known for his landmark parent-teacher-counselor guidebook ”Helping Your ADD Child,” his best-selling “The Survival Guide for Kids with ADHD.” and his definitive parenting guidebook about oppositional and defiant children and teens “From Defiance to Cooperation.”
His publications for professionals have included numerous articles in professional journals, and books including “Diagnostic Interviewing of the Misbehaving Child,” “Understanding Misbehavior,” and “Anger Control Training for Children and Teens.” Dr. Taylor has been a psychology instructor at UT-Chattanooga and two community colleges. He has presented seminars to clinicians, therapists, teachers and parents nationwide.
