Helping Kids Establish Healthy Habits
$247.00
Gauge the appropriate level of parent interference in order to help your children develop healthy habits. Teach hygiene guidelines in a way that becomes habitual.
By joining this 6-part Jewish Parenting workshop on Helping Kids Establish Healthy Habits with Sarah Chana Radcliffe will discover how to:
- Set them up with the skills for a successful adulthood where they understand how to be efficient with time.
- Gauge the appropriate level of parent interference in order to help your children develop healthy habits.
- Teach hygiene guidelines in a way that becomes habitual.
- Prevent older kids and teens from forming unhealthy habits.
- Recognize and change your own problematic habits so you don’t pass them down to your kids.
This series contains practical methods, class notes, and guided meditations.
- Session 1: Helping Kids Establish Healthy Habits for Time Management
How to use consequences as a motivator for children. How to model time management skills and the mistakes parents make that can de-motivate a child.
- Session 2: Helping Kids Establish Healthy Habits for Self-Care
Discover the appropriate levels of helping them problem solve, make decisions and take care of their own needs.
- Session 3: Helping Kids Establish Healthy Habits for Handling Responsibilities
How to help your children form hygiene habits. How to discourage teens from forming unhealthy habits such as vaping, etc.
- Session 4: When Family members Have Challenges in Functioning
As a parent, you have the responsibility to set rules and guidelines about screen time, cleanliness, sugar, etc. Discover how to establish ways in a the most productive way whether or not all adults in the house are following these rules.
- Session 5: Dealing with Your Own Challenges in Functioning
Hoarding, and having cleaning help do all of the work instead of you, these are functional behaviors that you are modeling to your kids. Discover how to take the steps to change your own functional challenges that you do not wish to pass on to your children.
- Session 6: Other Habits and AttitudesEach spouse has their own attitude, or mental assessment, about different aspects of homemaking. Conflicting attitudes can be the underlying reason for much of the friction between spouses. Discover what your attitudes are and a powerful tool to go about changing the ones you wish to change.
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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.
Courses by Sarah Chana Radcliffe:
I enjoy and value each session so much.ֲ I really appreciate how Sara Chana uses her expertise, her skill of understanding human nature, as well as her warmth and her caring nature to impart her wisdom to help people.
It is fantastic, very deep and I have listened to it a few times already but I still feel I need more time to internalize it. I feel that all the classes are very insightful, and I need to go over a few times to process and gain.
You are helping so many people be better parents, better spouses, and better ovdei Hashem.
