Designed to focus on teaching children to make appropriate choices, this seminar trains parents how to teach their children vital life skills.

Research clearly indicates that children who have thought about a specific choice (What would I do if someone asked me to steal something?) have a better chance of over-riding peer pressure to stand up for themselves.

Working with pre-adolescents and adolescents requires personal power and strategies that preclude the need for anger. This seminar presents Sandy’s revolutionary use of boredom as a means of motivating children to become respectful, reliable members of your family unit.

• Get your children to do what you ask them to do the first time you ask.
  
• Teach children how to make appropriate choices.
  
• Get children to do homework, chores, meet curfews without anger.
  
• Effectively working with anger--yours and your child’s.