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Co-Parent Edition Fillable Parent Guide
Partner Edition Fillable Parent Guide
Quick Reference Guide Toolbox for All Videos
How Co-Parent Conflict Affects Your Children — And What You Can Do Right Now
1 - 1- Your vision and goal for this program
1 - 2 - How to use the helpful guide
1 - 3 - How to download the app for easy access
1 - 4 - Program overview - Change using the Family Harmony Formula
1 –5 - How to tell your children you are making changes.
1 - 6 - Transforming from an Adversary to an Ally
1 - 7 - The difference between punishment and discipline
You Can Transform the Blame Game into Harmony.
2-1 Parenting Roles
2-2 Choosing the Right Parenting Role Part 1
2-3 Choosing the Right Parenting Role Part 2
2-4 Child's Goals of Behavior Part 1
2-5 Child's Goals of Behavior Part 2
The 3 Key Roles That Make Authoritative Parenting Easier After Divorce.
3-1 How to Change Your Child’s behavior - The Think-Feel- Do Cycle
3-2 Beliefs and Thoughts that Create a Wall Between Parents and Children
3-3 Beliefs and Thoughts That Melt the Wall Between Parents and Children
3-4 How to Shift Inflexible Thoughts to Flexible Thoughts.
3-5 Creating Your New Think-Feel-Do cycle.
An Easy Co-Parent Perspective Shift from Blame.
4 - 1 What communication blocks are and why to avoid them
4 - 2 More communication blocks examples
4 - 3 Why use empathetic phrases instead of blocking
4 - 4 The challenges, benefits, and timing of using empathetic phrases
4 - 5 How to choose and do thinker and feeler empathetic phrases
4 - 6 How to create greater connection and influence with your children
5 - 1 When to Use the Director Role
5 - 2 Start by Setting Your Personal Boundaries
5 - 3 Hurtful Language to Avoid when Directing Children
5 - 4 How to Set a Rule or Expectation Without Arguing
5 - 5 Simple Ways to Remind After Collaborating On a Plan
5 - 6 How to Do the Effective After - Then Strategy
6 - 1 The First Steps to Have Successful Collaboration Discussion
6 - 2 Refresher of Communication Blocks and Emphatic Phrases
6 - 3 How to Overcome 5 Main Challenges During Conflict Discussions
6 - 4 Guidelines for Discussing Ideas to Solve Problems
6 - 5 Making a Plan and Following Through with Problem Solving
6 - 6 How to Apply Collaboration with Planning Activities
How to Create Structure Your Child Can Count On — Even Across Two Homes
7 - 1 The Lifelong Benefits of Being a Supporter for Your Children
7 - 2 When to Be in the Supporter Role - The 4-Step Supporter Process
7 - 3 How to Avoid Communication Blocks Step 1
7 - 4 How to Respond with Empathetic Phrases to a Thinker or a Feeler - Step 2
7 - 5 How to Discuss Ideas, Make a Plan, and Follow-up Steps 3 and 4
What to Say and Not Say When Your Child Criticizes You
8 - 1 How Do I Respond To An Upset Child
8 - 2 How Do I Stop From Getting Triggered and Angry
8 - 3 How Do I Create Cooperation With My Children
8 - 4 How Do I Get More Respect and Appreciation From My Family
8 - 5 How Do I Create Greater Connection and Trust
A Co-Parenting Approach that (Almost) Everyone Can Agree On
Post-survey
Final Thought of Encouragement
Final Thoughts about WWW Parenting
Welcome to Win, Win, Win Parenting!
Pre-survey
Co-Parent Edition Fillable Parent Guide
Partner Edition Fillable Parent Guide
Quick Reference Guide Toolbox for All Videos
Article 1: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
How Co-Parent Conflict Affects Your Children — And What You Can Do Right Now
Module 1 - Getting the most out of this program
1 - 1- Your vision and goal for this program
Preview
1 - 2 - How to use the helpful guide
1 - 3 - How to download the app for easy access
1 - 4 - Program overview - Change using the Family Harmony Formula
1 –5 - How to tell your children you are making changes.
Preview
1 - 6 - Transforming from an Adversary to an Ally
Preview
1 - 7 - The difference between punishment and discipline
Article 2: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
You Can Transform the Blame Game into Harmony.
Module 2 - Parenting Roles and Children's Goals - Steps 1 and 2
2-1 Parenting Roles
Preview
2-2 Choosing the Right Parenting Role Part 1
2-3 Choosing the Right Parenting Role Part 2
2-4 Child's Goals of Behavior Part 1
2-5 Child's Goals of Behavior Part 2
Article 3: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
The 3 Key Roles That Make Authoritative Parenting Easier After Divorce.
Module 3 - Inflexible Thoughts and Embracing Flexible Thoughts.
3-1 How to Change Your Child’s behavior - The Think-Feel- Do Cycle
Preview
3-2 Beliefs and Thoughts that Create a Wall Between Parents and Children
3-3 Beliefs and Thoughts That Melt the Wall Between Parents and Children
3-4 How to Shift Inflexible Thoughts to Flexible Thoughts.
3-5 Creating Your New Think-Feel-Do cycle.
Article 4: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
An Easy Co-Parent Perspective Shift from Blame.
Module 4 - Avoid Blocking and Use Empathetic Phrases to Connect.
4 - 1 What communication blocks are and why to avoid them
Preview
4 - 2 More communication blocks examples
4 - 3 Why use empathetic phrases instead of blocking
4 - 4 The challenges, benefits, and timing of using empathetic phrases
4 - 5 How to choose and do thinker and feeler empathetic phrases
4 - 6 How to create greater connection and influence with your children
Module 5 - The Director Role
5 - 1 When to Use the Director Role
Preview
5 - 2 Start by Setting Your Personal Boundaries
5 - 3 Hurtful Language to Avoid when Directing Children
5 - 4 How to Set a Rule or Expectation Without Arguing
5 - 5 Simple Ways to Remind After Collaborating On a Plan
5 - 6 How to Do the Effective After - Then Strategy
Module 6 - The Collaborator Role
6 - 1 The First Steps to Have Successful Collaboration Discussion
Preview
6 - 2 Refresher of Communication Blocks and Emphatic Phrases
6 - 3 How to Overcome 5 Main Challenges During Conflict Discussions
6 - 4 Guidelines for Discussing Ideas to Solve Problems
6 - 5 Making a Plan and Following Through with Problem Solving
6 - 6 How to Apply Collaboration with Planning Activities
Article 5: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
How to Create Structure Your Child Can Count On — Even Across Two Homes
Module 7 - How to Help Your Child Solve Their Challenges - The Supporter Role
7 - 1 The Lifelong Benefits of Being a Supporter for Your Children
Preview
7 - 2 When to Be in the Supporter Role - The 4-Step Supporter Process
7 - 3 How to Avoid Communication Blocks Step 1
7 - 4 How to Respond with Empathetic Phrases to a Thinker or a Feeler - Step 2
7 - 5 How to Discuss Ideas, Make a Plan, and Follow-up Steps 3 and 4
Article 6: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
What to Say and Not Say When Your Child Criticizes You
Module 8 - Frequently Asked Questions
8 - 1 How Do I Respond To An Upset Child
Preview
8 - 2 How Do I Stop From Getting Triggered and Angry
Preview
8 - 3 How Do I Create Cooperation With My Children
Preview
8 - 4 How Do I Get More Respect and Appreciation From My Family
Preview
8 - 5 How Do I Create Greater Connection and Trust
Preview
Article 7: Co-Parenting as Allies Series
A Co-Parenting Approach that (Almost) Everyone Can Agree On
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Final Thought of Encouragement
Final Thoughts about WWW Parenting
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