5 SharesTweetShare5PinShareEarly Behavioral TheoriesBy Deborah Beasley The groundwork that laid the early theories for our current understanding of treating, and parenting children with emotional, psychological, and developmental disorders is about 60 years old. In... Results for "parenting coach" “Play is a uniquely adaptive act, not subordinate to some other adaptive act; but with a special function of its own in human experience.” Johan Huizinga Families with children with behavioral disorders…... Results for "creative thinking" Administering fun in small daily doses will be the first challenge for coach and parents alike. After all, what parent thinks about fun when their personal energies are sucked into A perpetual whirlwind of Frequent phone calls... Results for "out source" Play Activities Contribute to Bonding & Regulation Coach, clinician, and parents choose an activity the parent believes will be most successful. That is, the parent believes they have the ability, skills and presence... As a parent-family coach or coach for special needs families, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help parents in similar situations find clarity, hope, and greater functionality in their family. With your help and guidance, parents will ... 