Parent Courses

Welcome 

Introduction from Kathelijne Van Dongen and Rikki Lyngdon

Haim Omer introduction

Overview 

Recognising the difference between power struggles and the loving limit

Reflection

Are you in a power struggle or are you the anchor?

Setting the limit - step by step

Exercise: Setting a Limit with Persistence and Calmness

Margaret Gilbert explains how moving away from 'No Chatter' models new patterns of interaction for neuro diverse children

Step by step guidance for setting the Loving Limit

Shifting from Complementary Escalation to the Loving Limit

Connective Resistance 

Exercise: Preparing for a Situation Where Your Child Demands Something You Cannot Give

Limit setting for children who have experienced traumatic care

Setting limits with violent children

The assumption that being more permissive will help traumatised children

Refusing orders and breaking taboos

Limit setting in care settings

Summary

Setting limits is a fundamental aspect of parenting, and it's not just about saying "no" or enforcing rules. It's about setting the difference between right and wrong, and providing your child with a moral compass that will guide them throughout their lives.When done with love and intention, setting limits is a loving act that shows your child you care about their well-being and development. Love and Limit Setting are not two opposite goals that need to be balanced. On the contrary, they are the two sides of the same medal.&nbsp;In this course, you'll learn how to set loving limits that establish clear expectations for your child. You'll discover the difference between getting caught up in power struggles and fulfilling an anchoring function to safeguard your child’s development.One of the key insights you'll gain is that the limit is not the limit - it's the parent who is the limit. Through this course, you'll learn:<ul><li>&nbsp;How to set clear and loving limits that establish the line between what you will and will not accept</li><li>How to avoid getting caught up in power struggles and instead be the anchor that your child needs</li><li>How the loving limit can improve the parent-child relationship, instead of hurting it</li></ul>&nbsp;By the end of this course, you'll have the confidence and skills to set loving limits that will help your child develop a strong moral compass, self-discipline, and a sense of responsibility. Join us on this journey to become the anchor that your child needs.

This course teaches parents how to set loving limits effectively, while maintaining a strong and loving relationship. 

The Limit Setter's Guide: How to Set Loving Limits that Work

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