| Description |
1 online resource (92 pages) : illustrations |
| Contents |
Introduction : what is non-violent resistance? -- Avoiding escalation -- The declaration or statement of intent -- The sit-in -- Going public -- Telephone rounds -- Linking -- The sit-down strike -- Refusing orders -- Reconciliation -- Summary : empowerment and readiness -- Case example--Thomas : non-violent resistance in practice |
| Summary |
Parenting a child with behavioral problems can be exhausting, and finding a way to familial harmony may at times seem like an impossible task. Where do you even begin? Is there a way to break patterns of destructive behavior? How can you avoid situations that have the potential to escalate out of control? "Happy Families" answers all of these questions and more, providing a step-by-step structured approach to behavior management that really works. Based on the concept of Non-Violent Resistance, it teaches parents how to avoid the use of aggressive responses such as hitting, cursing |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Problem children.
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Parent and child.
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Passive resistance.
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Child rearing.
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Parent-Child Relations
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Child Rearing
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Family Psychology.
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FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS -- Education.
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Child rearing
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Parent and child
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Passive resistance
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Problem children
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Aldridge, David, 1947-
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| ISBN |
9780857003058 |
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0857003054 |
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