Parent help: Improve behavior with skills every child needs

Does your child need therapy? They will learn emotional regulation skills, positive self-talk, conflict resolution

Created by: Nancy Osier
Certified Counselor, Udemy Instructor, Author

What Will I Learn?

• Child will learn and practice creating and utilizing positive affirmations
• Child will learn, with parent support, to identify feelings for better self-expression and feelings vocabulary will be increased
• Parent and child will learn together. The child will learn to identify strengths to help with motivators to reach social emotional goals and increase confidence
• Child will learn to replace negative self-talk and identify triggers toward communicating more effectively and being able to resolve conflicts
• Child and parent will learn self-expression through journaling and art
• Child, with parent, will create a special cool-down space in their home, so they can apply the emotional regulation skills they've learned

Requirements

• This course is based on brain science and cognitive behavior therapy. The concepts are based in research and are comparable to what's taught in the first several months of therapy.
• This course is best for children ages 7 to 12 whose parent can complete the entire course with them. Less than 1 hour per week is required. The course includes engaging teaching videos, fun summary videos for the child, downloadable pdf's, a reward system, and extended activities.
• Children who really dig in and learn and practice may see so much progress that they may not even need therapy.

Target audience

• This course is best for children ages 7 to 12 whose parent can complete the entire course with them. Less than 1 hour per week is required. The course includes engaging teaching videos, fun summary videos for the child, downloadable pdf's, a reward system, and extended activities.
• This course is also beneficial for any children who are lacking emotional regulation and social skills
• This course is beneficial for children whose parents think they would benefit from therapy and are unable to find a therapist.