To Follow Through or Not to Follow Through?
Follow-through is a crucial aspect of parenting. It means that when you set a contingency, you will stick to it no matter what. Follow-through plays a vital role in building trust and respect in our relationships with our children. However, following through can be challenging because it can produce unwanted feelings in both the parent and the child. If you want to learn how to overcome the barriers that make following through difficult, read on.
Breaking Down Communication Barriers From a Behavioral Perspective
A common issue in relationships is communication. It's complex with multiple facets. Here are solutions to breaking down barriers from a behavioral perspective.
Parents' Behaviors Have Functions Too
As a parent, it's important to recognize that your behavior shapes your child's environment. If you want to change your child's behavior, you must modify your own. But wait! It doesn’t just work for parenting. Understanding your actions benefits all aspects of your life. Read more to identify the functions of your behavior and apply them practically to your own life.
How to Give Feedback So People Listen
According to research, the most effective way to provide feedback is to have a 4:1 ratio of positive comments to constructive criticism.
What is the Difference Between Parent Coaching and Therapy?
If your family is trying to decide between hiring a coach or finding a therapist, read to learn the difference!
How to Know If ABA Therapy Is the Right Fit for You.
Trying to decide if ABA Therapy is the right choice for you or your family? Read helpful advice from the professionals at New Habits Consulting. Learn who ABA therapy is for, the signs of an effective program, and questions to ask yourself before committing.