Most parents feel pressured to have well-behaved children.  The pressure comes from well-meaning family, teachers, and judgmental stares from strangers.  The pressure heightens when our children have difficult behavioral habits with which we have yet to find a way to cope.  

In this talk we will accomplish the following:

·         Assist you in understanding what normal “difficult” behavior looks like.

·         Examine using routines, rules, and rituals to prevent difficult behavior.

·         Provide interventions to help children shift their challenging behavior.

·         Provide ample time for Q & A that addresses the specific needs of the attendees.