No Drama Discipline: The Principles, Part 1

Parenting can be challenging. It is important to not let the fear dictate our action. Feeling nervous or anxious may lead to yelling when disciplining.

Behaviors, Coping, Emotions, Happiness, Parenting, Relationships, Stress, TherapyAmanda Ramsdell, MFTiAugust 8, 2015adults, attention, balance, behaviors, children, connections, coping skills, deep breathing, emotions, empathy, happiness, healthy, helpful

No Drama Discipline: The Foundation, Part 2

Avoid making discipline decisions while high on emotions. This can lead to making assumptions about your child which can interfere with your connection with your child.

Behaviors, Coping, Emotions, Parenting, Relationships, Stress, TherapyAmanda Ramsdell, MFTiAugust 1, 2015attention, balance, behaviors, children, connections, coping, emotions, empathy, healthy, parenting

No Drama Discipline: The Foundation, Part 1

Discipline does not have to be a bad thing. It should be used as a way to teach your child a lesson, allowing them to learn and grow from it. Disciplining in a loving way can keep a good connection between you and your child.

Coping, Emotions, Happiness, Parenting, Stress, TherapyAmanda Ramsdell, MFTiJuly 11, 2015adults, attention, balance, children, connections, coping, emotions, empathy, parenting, positive

Parenting 101: Positive Reinforcement, Part 2

A reward system is used to create a clear image of what behaviors are wanted and acceptable. By using a reward your child wants, it encourages them to continue with good behavior and stop unwanted behaviors. By using a reward system such as a chart, you are implementing positive reinforecment.

Behaviors, Coping, Emotions, Parenting, Relationships, Stress, TherapyAmanda Ramsdell, MFTiJune 28, 2015attention, behaviors, children, connections, empathy, healthy, parenting, positive

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