This call covers:
Oppositional child that might be autistic.
pushback with teachings.
limiting play time with neighbor child.
not fully trusting Childs friends.
kids mocking parent about not wanting to celebrate Halloween.
This Call Covers:
Journaling
Presenting TSG concepts to older children
Teens who just stay in bed
Helping children do medical treatments when they don’t want to
Correcting attitude problems
Reigning older children in on tech use
My friend recently posted a picture of her family on a hike. The children were laughing and having a great time. I was instantly inspired to do a fun activity with my family. I thought, “Hiking is a great idea! We should plan a time to go on a family hike.” My friend was capturing …
This Call Covers:
Dealing with though teenagers
Children who struggle in school
Helping children understand masks in a pandemic
This Call Covers:
Children hitting
Helping children with depression/anxiety
Homeschool and meetings
Social media and teenagers
“I will do something to stop this!” I thought, as a friend of mine from Colorado told me that in the school databases in her state and my state, she found XXX elicit pornography? In fact, there are two easy things that we can all do to stop this porn-pandemic in the schools and libraries. …
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This Call Covers:
What to do when your children are out of control, but still have appointments to go to
How parents change for older children
Helping older children develop social skills
Mission-focused scheduling
This call covers:
Appropriate dinner conversation
Boundaries and discussing roles with neighbors
Older teens who don’t want to follow family rules
Bossy children
This call covers:
Helping children exposed to radical ideas on the internet
Helping young children with depression
Children fighting at bedtime
Learning when to use different TSG skills
Youth learning development and schedules at home
Success Stories!
This Call Covers:
Does correcting children harm them?
Young adults and their roles in the home
Digital boundaries with teens
This is a recording of the full-day online seminar we held in April 2018. Once you purchase, the video recordings can be found in under the Courses menu on the Members page.
You can watch it all at once in a single day, or break it up over as many days as you need. There are 4 parts of about 2 hours each. It’s recommended that you at least watch one part per sitting, so plan accordingly.
Get a 1-hour, 1-on-1 mentoring call with one of our most experienced certified mentors. Get immediate answers and problem solving to help your family overcome problems and implement Teaching Self-Government. Many people have found that one of these 1-hour calls has helped their family to overcome problems they’ve been struggling with for years and helped them fill a gap in their understanding of TSG that made all the difference.
Wouldn’t it be worth $99 to achieve a new level of love and unity in your home?
(If you would like a specific mentor, please include their name in the notes when you get to checkout)
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.
Come hear Nicholeen get real about what is happening in the world today and why we deeply need social skills.
Here are some favorite quotes by Nicholeen from this presentation:
“Peer interaction in a social setting is a learning experience to be discussed later with the trainer. It’s not experience itself.”
“Speaking the truth is the weapon the world needs to heal.”
This Call Covers:
Helping children develop productive hobbies
Legos and no answers
Young children and the calm down spot
Historically, as young people approached the age of 18, they would start to spread their wings and transition into adulthood by stepping outside of their comfort zones. Sadly, times have changed. Today, many teens are feeling increasingly more inadequate to attempt adult tasks. In fact, they often don’t even feel comfortable talking to adults. In …
This Call Covers:
Helping a child plan for the future when they don’t seem to care
Self-government and young children
Lack of self-government in teens
How to become a TSG mentor
This Call Covers:
Dishonest Children
Anxiety in small children
Self-image and Self-worth struggles in teenagers
This Call Covers:
Helping children adapt to the college experience
Improving self esteem in teenagers
Emotionally reactive children
Loss of privliges and the rule of three
This Call Covers:
TSG and Depression
ADHD and following instructions
Helping children who refuse to get calm
Strong willed children