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Parent Coaching is specific to helping parents resolve behavioral struggles with their children.

TerrificParenting.com is a must visit parenting site for expert help from parent coach, Dr Randy Cale. Parenting books and DVD's for tantrums, homewor...

Sometimes it's picky eating, but often it's the whining, complaining, arguing, and fighting that ruins meals. Get Dr Randy Cale's simple strategy to make mea...

terrificparenting.com/parent-coaching. Parenting Tips: Teaching Lessons With Limits....Not Words Dr Randy Cale, Parenting Coach and Licensed Psycholog...

Today, thanks to the internet, there's a lot more information about therapy and how it works. But that still doesn't stop some myths from being perpetuated. And perpetuated. These myths might come from television and movies. They might come from friends or colleagues or even strangers. They might come from our own assumptions as we try to fill in the blanks. Below are five common myths, which you may or may not have (mis)interpreted as truths, along with the actual facts. We think…

Want to know ways to be the parent your child needs you to be? Two adoptive parent coaches reveal how to be a good (or better) adoptive parent.

As summer flies by, both too quickly and too slowly, our parent coaching often shifts toward preparing for the start of the school year. Erratic schedules, academic pressures and earlier wake up times can quickly derail summer progress. 

Here are some of our tips to help you set up a rhythm and routine and to

It's very common for parents to be reluctant to tell their kids they have ADHD. It might be because they want to protect their kids from the "stigma" of ADHD, said Elaine Taylor-Klaus, CPCC, PCC, a certified coach, educator and parenting coach. It might be "because they don't want to 'label them,' or they don't want them to use it as an excuse." It might be because they're concerned their kids will worry they're different, said Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ACAC, an ADHD parent…

Are you raising a spirited child
Let us know how you cope: What strategies work? What's the best advice you've received? What made you realize your child is "spirited?" E-mail your thoughts to sdunnewind@seattletimes.com for possible future publication. Please include full name and city of residence, as well as a phone number for verification (not publication)
When it came to punishment, Adah Morrison of Sumner has…

This post is by Jane Springer, a grandmother to six-year-old twins, one of whom has autism. Jane is a certified life and wellness coach who helps parents and grandparents of children on the autis

Driver’s Ed is just the beginning. Even after they’ve gotten their permit or license, teens still need lots of guidance. Coaching kids who are learning to drive isn’t always a cinch for parents,

You may be tired of hearing about this, but our businesses and communities are going through a transition of generations. In Charlotte, NC, we hear about this a lot, but the fact is companies need to be not only aware of this transition, but making preparations for this transition. The biggest generation, Baby Boomers, is now more serious than ever about seeking a time for retirement, as well as how each will define this stage of life. Different from their parents, most are…

Parents Learn to Be 'Exposure Coaches' Rather Than Enabling Their Child to Avoid Frightening Situations

When you feel stuck as a parent, try becoming your child's emotional coach

Tips on helping young athletes get the most from teaming up
Three points! Home run! Goal
Scoring is great. But when kids are part of a team, success isn't just measured on a scoreboard. Besides helping children stay fit and gain skills, youth sports can help them develop:
Greater self-confidence
Resilience and coping skills
A parent's role
Even with all the positives, joining a team can be stressful for kids. Here are three key ways you can help make it a positive experience…

The desire to lead an absolutely healthy life can sometimes become an obsession, especially in young athletes. Coaches, peers, and parents can help.

As children mature into adolescents, parents and caregivers must also adapt, shift, and grow into a new role: life skills and independence coach. There are few young adults who reach adulthood without an adult intentionally guiding, teaching, and mentoring them, ensuring they have the life skills necessary to become successful adults. When practiced, teen …

A PARENTING expert has shared the four toxic things you should NEVER say to your kids. Not only will saying these things upset them, but it can create life-long trauma, life coach Larry John II exp…

Dealing with High Conflict People (HCPs) and their irate communications can leave you at a loss. The BIFF Response® Method helps you get it under control. The website and book will give you the method essentials, so check them out if you haven’t already. Then practice, practice, practice! In the beginning, you may find yourself staring at a blank screen wondering, “What do I say?” The answer will vary from case-to-case, but let’s review the ground rules and then go over a few…

Coaching is about helping people to figure out their way forward. Coaching is really about looking at the present and towards the future
Clients who want life coaching are often seeking more clarity in their life. They might be feeling very overwhelmed and wanting to get some balance, or else they may have a decision to make and want to get some clarity. Or perhaps things in their life might seem great, but they just want to have more fulfillment. It could be…