Getting Through To Kids

Are you worn out from conflicts with your children? Want to know how to get them to value your advice?

In this course, we examine the dynamics of strained parent-child relationships and how to turn things around in a way that leaves both sides feeling happy about the improved relationship.

Why I'm the right person to teach it to you:

All teachers love working with the students that cooperate and want to learn, but I have built my career specializing in working with unmotivated and often defiant students*, because I see them as a challenge of my teaching abilities. Here's what I've learned: as long as at least one party is selflessly determined to convey the message, the other can be persuaded. After successfully helping to shift the attitudes and mindsets of some particularly stubborn and difficult kids, I have no doubt that you can do the same.

*Side note: I do love working with cooperative students as well.

Why I decided to make this course:

Over the years, I've noticed a strong correlation between students that seem unmotivated and the stressed relationship they have with their parents.  Another thing I've noticed is that a lot of times, parents don't realize how big of an influence they can have on their children if they make some tweaks in their methods of persuasion.