Support Call 6-24-20
This Call Covers:
Helping siblings solve disputes
Anxiety and pets
Manipulation during correction
Success Stories!
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Consequences
Support Call 6-10-20
This Call Covers:
Extra chore variety at home
Doing extra chores during the summer
Corrections while someone is on 24hr loss of privileges
Staying calm while working with foster children/social workers
Controlling personal trigger points
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Support Call 6-3-20
This Call Covers:
Calm down time manipulation
Out of control teenagers
Four basic skills refresher
How to stop getting overwhelmed with TSG
Calm down time manipulation
Out of control teenagers
Four basic skills refresher
How to not get overwhelmed with TSG
Avoiding lecturing
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Support Call 5-27-20
This Call Covers:
Teaching boundaries to young children
Helping teenagers overcome an attitude and stay calm at home
TSG and potty training
TSG is for Everyone!
Getting the whole family on board for devotional
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Support Call 5-20-20
This Call Covers:
Doing the rule of three with teenagers
What to do when a child tries to order the parents around
Helping inspire a teen to launch into adulthood when they don’t want to
What to do first in the TSG University
How to help children overcome anxiety with difficult assignments
Changes in the new editions of Parenting a House United
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Support Call 4-15-20
This Call Covers:
Getting back on track with TSG
Feedback on SODAS
Combining TSG and Charlotte Mason
Doing chores and consequences
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Support Call 5-13-20
This Call Covers:
Implementing TSG in hard times
How much time should TSG take?
Social distancing fears
Transitioning to homeschooling
Helping children who get distracted during SODAS
Bringing TSG to life
Tips on implementing TSG for new members
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Overcoming the Urgency Addiction
This class teaches parents how to create habits of effective communication at home instead of getting caught in an efficiency trap.
In this class, Nicholeen says that when you have an “Urgency Addiction,” it means that you try to make everything so urgent by being so efficient, that you stop being effective.
This class teaches parents how to create habits of effective communication at home instead of being trapped in efficiency.
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Roles (Hardcover)
Roles. They define our rights, obligations, responsibilities, beliefs, and even who we are. How well do we each understand our respective roles? How do we teach our children about proper roles? How would the problems children and parents face change if they better understood roles? Aren’t parents whether aggressive, passive or assertive always defining roles anyway? How do roles effect business relationships? Why do we see the roles in today’s world wrapped around so much confusion and debate when it’s impossible to escape roles? This book (published in 2016) makes roles easier to understand, and it shows how to strengthen roles and empower ourselves and those we live and work with to reach our full potentials.
Parenting: A House United 2nd Edition
Is your home in crisis? Do your children never do what they are told? Do you find yourself completely overwhelmed and hating to interact with your children? Do your children treat you with disrespect and cause contention at home? Are you out of control of your emotions as a parent too? If any of these descriptions sound like your house, then you might be in crisis and you will definitely benefit from reading this book. It is written for you. This book is also written for people who don‘t want to ever have a home like I have described above and for parents who want to have an effectively communicating family right from the very beginning of parenthood.
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Children’s Books Bundle
Bundle and save on all 4 of the Children’s Books!
These books have been helping children learn in a fun way for years!
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Big Win for Quin
Ten-year-old Quin has a problem not being able to accept consequences. He doesn’t think things are his fault and always looks for someone else to blame. When he earns natural or synthetic consequences, like extra chores, he doesn’t stay calm. He yells, pouts and can’t drop the subject.
If there is a key lesson in learning self-government, it is this skill — learning to accept consequences. If a child can’t accept a consequence, he can’t learn to self-govern, because what happens will always be someone else’s fault. He will always think in terms of other people having the power to make him happy or sad, instead of possessing the power to control his own responses himself.
Support Call 4-22-20
This Call Covers:
Siblings hitting each other
When is it appropriate to spank?
Making Family Meetings a priority
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Support Call 4-15-20
This Call Covers:
Getting back on track with TSG
Feedback on SODAS
Combining TSG and Charlotte Mason
Doing chores and consequences
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Support Call 4-8-20
This Call Covers:
Helping children overcome being grumpy
Bedtime discipline questions
SODAS outside of the rule of three
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Support Call 3-18-20
This Call Covers:
Self government in a time of crisis
Siblings being silly
Calm down spot advice
Helping parents learn about your self government journey
Autism and being corrected by others
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Support Call 3-4-20
This Call Covers:
Helping young children who are afraid at night
Children who call people names
Helping children when they are being watched by someone else pt. 2
Small children who habitually power struggle
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Support Call 2-26-20
This Call Covers:
Helping children learn to adapt
Disagreeing appropriately with a spouse
Helping perfectionist children accept teaching
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Support Call 2-19-20
This Call Covers:
Leaving the children in the care of others
Toddlers and calmly following instructions
Family time at home when it’s not family night
Keeping the whole family involved in family meetings
Guidelines for calm down spots
Other mentoring for support members
TSG when sick
Mercy and the rule of three
Anxious children and freak outs
Helping teens who want to be immoral
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Support Call 2-12-2020
This Call Covers:
Bedtime extra chores
Cell phones and young children
Loving correction of spouses
Hard behaviors and children running from home
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