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Make a Change Today if Counseling Isn’t Working for Your Child
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This video about whether counseling is effective or if you need another approach includes:
Counseling is a child-centered approach. Coaching is a parent-centered approach. Which do you need?
I think it's wrong that we teach kids coping skills elsewhere and then expect that they can learn them and then apply them at home.
If your child is in counseling you need to ask yourself if it is effective.
The other piece is looking at their behavior problems. Are there problems at home or school? If there are school issues, you need an advocate in your corner to get the resources you need. If there are problems at home, you need to know how to handle those problems as they are happening.
It’s so critical to your relationship with your child to have extra help to know how to use connecting words, how to get out of power struggles,and how to deal with the lying, manipulation, etc.
With behavioral challenges, coaching can often be more effective than counseling.
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