by Danielle Koprowski My Dad had two sayings I remember very distinctly from my childhood. The first was "I may not always be right, but I am never wrong." The second, "I thought I made a mistake once, but I was wrong." As you can imagine for a man who used these phrases often, it was rather impossible for him to Read full article »
Archives for 2009
Admitting Our Own Mistakes
Newborn babies cry in their native tongue
Language patterns apparent from the start; babies pick up traits in womb LiveScience By Charles Q. Choi Special to LiveScience From their very first days, the cries of newborns already bear the mark of the language their parents speak, scientists now find. French newborns tend to cry with rising melody patterns, slowly increasing in pitch from the beginning to the end, whereas German newborns Read full article »
Is it Okay to Make Mistakes, Really?
by Danielle Koprowski I had an amazing, terrifying experience today. My son, who will be 6 in one week, ran out in front of a car. Thankfully, he made it across but the incident was terrifying to me and the driver of the car. The situation is mystifying to me as in all of his 6 years he has never ran Read full article »
Doing What Works
by Danielle Koprowski I am a big fan of doing what works for my family. I recently saw a post on Mamasource from a sleep deprived mom of an 18 month old who was trying to find a solution to her nighttime woes. She described the scenario that happens all across this country of the up and down at night going Read full article »
LAUNCHING OUR CHILDREN
By Lloyd J. Thomas, Ph.D. A few weeks ago, a boy named "Falcon" was thought to have been launched thousands of feet in the air while inside a "flying saucer" . The incident later turned out to be a "publicity stunt." During the balloon's flight, I got to thinking about how we launch our children into adulthood. How do we equip our children with the necessary Read full article »
INNER PEACE HAS ITS PRICE
By Lloyd J. Thomas, Ph.D. It costs so much to become a whole human being that there are very few who have the enlightenment or the courage, to pay the price. One has to abandon altogether the search for certainty and security, and reach out with both arms to embrace life with energy and passion. Like a lover, one has to embrace the world and Read full article »
Sibling Issues by Danielle Koprowski
It's been said that sibling rivalry is the competition for the all too precious resource of parental attention. The first thing I recommend for calming sibling issues is daily one on one time with each child. It can be as little as 10 minutes a day, but during that time your sole focus is that child. (More info on Connection Read full article »
5 Eco-Friendly Holiday Gifts to Give, Life Lessons Included
By Dr. Caron Goode For many parents, even the thought of holiday shopping is enough to make their blood pressure quickly rise. In addition to the financial pressures that come along with purchasing gifts for what seems to be a growing number of people each year, parents often feel pressure to buy bigger and better gifts and to be sure that those Read full article »
FREE Before They Know It All: Talking to Your Tweens and Teens about Sexuality Seminar
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FREE Before They Know It All: Talking to Your Tweens and Teens about Sexuality Seminar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By The damaging "Hook-Up" culture is powerful and parents need to understand the decisions their children are faced with before they can be influential leaders. Research with teens consistently tells us that teens want to know what their parents believe regarding the major issues that confront them.
Connection Time- Be Here Now
Many years ago Ram Dass wrote a book titled Be Here Now and this concept has been presented again and again by many great authors. The idea that for many of us our awareness is seldom in the current moment. This is one of the many things we can learn from our children. Small children almost exclusively have their awareness in Read full article »
Parenting does not have to be a mystery!
A welcome resource for parents
The Art & Science of Parent Coaching E-book is a starter kit for those who want to break into the field of professional parent coaching, and those who are already coaches but would like this specialty niche. Until now, there has been no book available for those caring individuals who want to help parents and their children by specializing in the field of parent coaching in addition to establishing a lucrative home-based business.
A starter kit for professionals
At approximately 200 pages, the E-book is organized into three parts with a total of twenty chapters. It is backed by the latest professional and educational research into coaching techniques, packed with quotes from the country’s leading parent coaches, supported with case studies, and supplemented with business and information forms, sidebars, and sample press releases and brochures. There is a summary at the end of each chapter for quick review and study.
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Parent Coach Careers
ACPI Certified Coach for Parents (CCP) curriculum was designed with coursework from top research and information in the field and includes the guidance of professionals who have successfully practiced what they teach. Use the resources below to fully explore all that an ACPI Certified Coach for Parents training can offer you and your career opportunities.
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Become a Parent Coach
- Parent Coaching as a Recession-Proof Business
- How to Stay on Top of Your Industry Or Field of Expertise
- Parent Coaching as a Career?
- Why Would You Like A Friend, a Parent Coach on A Parenting Journey?
- Is Parent Coaching the Right Self-Employment Option For You?
- Great Parenting Coaches Can Inspire Everyone to Action…They Can Answer Why
- Virtual Book TOUR PARTICIPANT INVITE–E-Book is Parenting Responsively
- Want to Be A Certified Parenting Coach in 3 Months?
- Why People Are Signing Up For Parent Coaching
- There May Not Be a Parenting Handbook, But There’s a Parenting Coach
Information & Resources for Parents
Through our research here at ACPI we have found information that can be very useful to parents and families who do not yet have the benefit of a Parent Coach of their own. The resources below are a starting point for information on parenting and family topics.
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Parents
- Father Love: Coaching Families on Fatherhood
- EFFECTIVE LISTENING SKILLS
- Does Your Child Have An Imaginary Friend?
- Dads Building Self-esteem in Daughters
- Connecting……… Forgiveness and Friendship
- Connecting………to Spirit in Unstructured Time
- Love is an Action Word: Tangible Ways to Connect to Your Child
- Nothing But Love
- Good Parenting Skills 101
- Do You Say You’re Sorry?
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