(G) Parenting Workshop: A Compassionate Parenting Skills Training for all Caregivers in the Home

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All the Things at Once: Working with Overwhelm

This offering includes an activity sheet designed to promote curiosity to recognize signs of stress and worry and the impacts of these factors in their lives. Children can then work on clarifying needs and practicing flexible problem-solving. Using metaphor, your child can gain comfort in naming what they need in a flexible and workable way.

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Emotions: Why and How to Feel Them

Foster Healthy Relationships to Feelings

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Growing Gratitude

Gratitude is shown to be beneficial to overall wellbeing. Because of this, we're delighted to support you in fostering this skill for you and your family. This offering comes with research on the benefits of utilizing gratitude practices in your home, 2 activity sheets to use in reflection and discussion, and a comprehensive parent guide to support this work.

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Self-Compassion: For Children, Teens, & Caregivers

Guided Meditation and Activities Bundle

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That Noodle Flex

To support flexible adaptation to life's challenges, G Parenting has created an activity sheet that identifies and normalizes the presence of rules and encourages adaptive responding to rules and situations. Activity sheet comes complete with a 6-page parenting guide that presents information on the construct of psychological flexibility and facilitation instructions.

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Working with BIG Emotions

This offering includes an activity sheet designed to promote curiosity around building emotions, reflection of useful skills to "cool down", and practice in attending to short and long-term consequences. Your child can learn from nature and practice meeting their own experiences with understanding. This course also comes with a comprehensive parenting guide to support instruction. This digital download is yours to use again and again to promote workable action.

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Working with Perfectionism

The presence of perfectionism can make it difficult for children to try new things. We also understand that it can stop many parents in their tracks, bringing up questions about how to proceed or how to best support their child in those moments. This infographic and parent guide provides you and your child with a roadmap for these difficult times: how to notice them, how to respond to them, and how to learn from them moving forward.

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