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Great Behavior Breakdown

Love always triumphs over fear.  Just like darkness cannot co-exist with light, fear cannot persists in the presence of love.  Severe behavior in children is the result of fear.  Children are completely overstimulated by the images, challenges, and stressful situations that they encounter on a daily basis.  Children need their parents more than ever yet parents are working harder to provide for basic material needs.  Our society is becoming more and more stressed out and children are the least equipped individuals to manage their fears without the direct assistance of their parents.  The good news is that there are specific and concrete things parents can do to help their children cope which also decreases unwanted, negative behavior.  A parent and professional seminar called The Great Behavior Breakdown is coming to several sites throughout the United States.  Come and experience the introductory seminar FREE and learn powerful information that will not only change your child's behavior but will totally transform the relationships in your home.  Visit http://www.cvcconline.com for more information.

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1. Ellen Truschel wrote:
Children with difficult behaviors can challenge even the most seasoned of parents. Rules and consequences have become the main intervention to direct and change undesirable child behaviors. Current research has revealed that stress has an enormous impact on children and their ability to sit still and learn. Stress causes confused and distorted thinking and suppresses the short term memory. How can children be expected to learn when they suffer severe stress in their homes and then go to school with preoccupied minds? Children need a calm and emotionally regulated adult close by to feel safe so they can become regulated which in turn allows them to be mentally present and learn. To learn more about how to help children become more emotionally regulated consider attending one of the upcoming Great Behavior Breakdown Seminars offered by the Central Valley Counseling Center in Fresno, CA. Parents have found the techniques taught to be life-changing. For more information or to register email Ellen Truschel at ellen@cvcconline.com . The next FREE Great Behavior Breakdown Seminar is on May 10, 2010 from 8:45 to 5:30. Purchase of materials is required (34.95). If your child has difficult behaviors, don't miss this opportunity to reduce the stress in your life and increase the love in your home!

April 20, 2010 @ 9:45 PM

2. Ellen Truschel wrote:
The Great Behavior Breakdown Intensive Seminar is being provided as a Fall Series to bring you the most up-to-date information on how to help children with difficult behaviors. You can attend one or all three. It's up to you! Each day is jam packed with life altering information that will bring healing to your child and to your whole family. Visit my website at http://www.cvcconline.com and click on the Seminar tab to learn more and/or to sign up. Each seminar is only $75.00 and your spouse or co-parent can come for FREE. Feel free to contact me at ellen@cvcconline.com
or 559-908-2991. I look forward to meeting you!

June 29, 2010 @ 1:48 PM

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