Helping Your Child to be a Non-Blamer

Eliminating the "Who's at fault?" and substituting a "Let's find a solution" pattern in your home will end the blame game.  By assuming personal responsibility for choices, decisions, and actions, children learn integrity. The cornerstone of all successful relationships, whether in the home or the workplace, is trust.; Trust is established when you keep your promises, admit it when you have made a mistake, and resolve to try harder next time.

• Parents, grandparents, and others who care about youth
• Teachers, administrators and school counselors
• PTA
• Child care providers
• Clergy
• Youth judicial systems
• Those who work with youth in crisis
• Managers who want to create a better workplace

What participants will learn? 

• The 4 R's of reconciliation
• How to handle tattle-tales
• How to correct in private, praise in public
• Dealing with sensitive feelings
• The four goals of misbehavior
• Establishing an inner core of integrity
   

Related Workshops:

• Kids, Chores & More
• Whose Responsibility Is It?
• Achieving Intimacy in Marriage