Denise Giambalvo
Phone: 503-351-4750
Portland, OR 97202 Life Coaching focusing on:
Parent Coaching
Family Coaching
Teen Coaching
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Parenting Class
The Parenting Class, Loving Your Tweens and Teens, underlying philosophy is based on Choice Theory by William Glasser, M.D.. Through Choice Theory parents learn to leave behind punishing and external control psychology in order to create healthier, sustainable relationships within the family. When choices are presented, dialogue opens-up, when control or force is used doors are shut. Create more opportunies for communication with your tween or teen by attending The Parenting Class.Parenting Class Curriculum...Consists of four 90 minute sessions which consist of:- An introduction to Choice Theory -- discover a freedom that comes when you stop punishing and rely on natural consequences.
- Inviting non-violent communication into your home through the language you use.
- Tools to incorporate respect, listening, understanding in your parenting
- Distinguishing when it is appropriate to rescue and when to support your child in the process. You will see the dynamics in your home change through this practice.
- Weekly homework assignments includes:
- Practice
- Actions to be taken
- Workbook included
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The Parenting Class Calendar: Loving Your Tweens and Teens
Weds. July 7-28 at New Renaissance Bookshop, 7-8:30pm
This is a great opportunity to attend Denise's class for a fee of $60.
Teens are welcome to accompany their parents at no cost.
Phone New Renaissance for early registration at 503.224.4929
Dates for webinars in 2010 to-be-determined.
Or Contact Denise for private classes. |
Contact Denise today to register
Class Calendar for Parents of Toddlers up to age 8
Private classes are available for parents of children younger than age 9.
Contact Denise for further details and to make arrangements for your private sessions.Denise is also available for private group classes in your home. |
Client Testimonial
I have become very aware of the power of words. Dealing with a teenage boy is a very difficult thing to do for the most part. Denise has shown me that if things are just changed a little bit, it makes a huge difference in how my son responds and how I feel about the conversation.
Lorri, Single Parent In Portland, OR
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