“Like most parents, my life if busy taking care of three children, working part-time and juggling school and community commitments. As our household became busier, I found my frustration level increasing and my patience decreasing when the kids were not cooperative. At Noël’s “First Steps” seminar, I was introduced to very useful techniques that have truly helped me become a calmer and happier parent. Her seminar is very motivating and her tools are easy to implement.”
Carol, mother of three, Pasadena
“Noel’s Bringing out the Best in Boys seminar gave us useful tools to effectively manage our son’s extreme competitiveness, aggression and endless energy! I feel much more confident in my ability to help my son be his best self.”
Alison, mother of a 6 year old boy, Los Feliz
“The sibling fighting in our house was out of control. Since we started using these techniques with our 5 year old boys, fighting has decreased significantly. We hadn’t realized how much attention we were giving them when they fought. This siblings seminar gave us so many tools that we now use to keep peace at home. Thank you, Noel!”
Jim, father of two, San Marino
How to get more cooperation and be less stressed:
The essential foundation class
“First Steps” is our comprehensive beginners course, where you’ll learn practical and effective strategies that you can immediately use to improve all areas of family life. When you use these simple and respectful tools, your children will begin to do what you ask them to do without complaint and without being reminded and you’ll be less stressed. Hard to imagine? Just attend “First Steps” and start practicing the techniques; you’ll be calmer and happier and your children will be more cooperative and confident.
If you have a partner, we highly recommend that you attend together for the best results. This seminar is for parents new to Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting or who may have attended a short talk at a school or organization.
No prerequisite
Appropriate for parents of toddlers to teens
PASADENA (COURSE #1 PAS)
Sunday, September 28, 2008
1 pm – 6 pm
Kid’s Klub
380 S. Raymond Ave.
Childcare Available
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What parents need to know; what parents need to do
Many boys find life at home and at school more difficult than girls do. Boys tend to be viewed as loud, physical, fidgety, distractible and fascinated with danger. But of course boys also have many positive qualities that often get overlooked. In this seminar, you’ll learn specific techniques that you can use to bring out their best, minimizing the challenges and making life with your boys calmer, easier and happier.
Prerequisite to register: Attended any CEHP seminar or listened to CDs #1 and #2 (Descriptive Praise & Preparing for Success)
Topic seminars with fewer than 15 registrants may be subject to cancellation
PASADENA (COURSE #7 PAS)
Sunday, October 5, 2008
2 pm – 5 pm
Kid’s Klub
380 S. Raymond Ave.
Childcare Available
How to help siblings fight less and enjoy each other more
Are you fed up with sibling fighting? Would you like less competition and a calmer and happier home? Come learn 11 practical tools that will significantly reduce rivalry between siblings. In Noël’s common sense style, she’ll guide you through the steps you can take to help siblings find their own solutions, become less competitive, more compatible and more considerate.
Prerequisite to register: Attended any CEHP seminar or listened to CDs #1 and #2 (Descriptive Praise & Preparing for Success)
Topic seminars with fewer than 15 registrants may be subject to cancellation
PASADENA (COURSE #3 PAS)
Sunday, October 12, 2008
2 pm – 5 pm
Kid’s Klub
380 S. Raymond Ave.
Childcare Available
Additional seminars sponsored by organizations but also open to the public (some require a fee to attend).
For details on each talk, contact details and links are below:
Happier Parenting
Tuesday, September 16th, 2008 at 7 pm in San Marino
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 at 7 pm in Pacific Palisades
Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 at 6:30 pm in Los Feliz
Monday, October 6th, 2008 at 7 pm in San Marino
Tuesday, October 7th, 2008 at 7 pm in San Marino
