Building Healthy Extended Family Relationships
$297.00
In this 6-part series, Sarah Chana Radcliffe: Sheds light on relationships that aren’t necessarily our primary relationships but can take up so much mental space when they are not harmonious, Shares the methods for boundary-setting, negotiating, and creating harmonious interactions between even the most difficult relatives, Reveals how to find balance in delicate situations involving step-children, in-laws and siblings-in-law, and more…
In this 6-part series, Sarah Chana Radcliffe:
- Sheds light on relationships that aren’t necessarily our primary relationships but can take up so much mental space when they are not harmonious
- Shares the methods for boundary-setting, negotiating, and creating harmonious interactions between even the most difficult relatives
- Reveals how to find balance in delicate situations involving step-children, in-laws and siblings-in-law
- And more…
Class schedule:
Class 1: Examine cousin relationships, our personal relationship with our own cousins as well as cousins within the family dynamic. Consider different scenarios of relationships that can occur between cousins. Discover a stress-reduction technique called the Havening Technique.
Class 2: Explore the sibling dynamic, siblings-in-law, jealousy within different sibling relationships and sibling dynamic with their parents.
Class 3: Consider different situations in which negotiating may need to take place among siblings and siblings in law. Discover what our correct response should be as a mature, responsible adult.
Class 4: Discover how to negotiate among siblings and siblings-in-law and began looking at parents and parents-in-law. We discussed different types of parents and different types of relationships between them and other family members. Then we looked at an example of a daughter-in-law and what the mother-in-law’s reaction should be to her parenting tactics.
Class 5: Delve into parents and parents-in-law, the relationship dynamic between stepchildren and stepparents, how to treat step-parents and how to relate to stepchildren.
Class 6: Discover the answers to questions on topics such as…
- A stepmother who wants a closer bond with her two stepchildren.
- Grandparents and whether or not they should be parenting their grandchildren.
- Two married sons who stopped talking to their parents suddenly.
- …and more!
By Joining Now, You Will Get:
- Access to 6 Weeks of classes via streaming or download
- Easy online access to class recordings in your own personal membership area
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A registered member of the College of Psychologists of Ontario, Sarah Chana Radcliffe has been practicing marriage, parenting, and individual counseling for over 40 years. Sarah Chana is a well sought after lecturer on stress management, relationships, anger management and emotional well-being. She is the author of Raise Your Kids without Raising Your Voice, The Fear Fix, Make Yourself at Home, and five other books on family life and emotional well-being.
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