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"Some of your simplest suggestions really
worked for us. The boys are fighting much less and enjoying each other
more. And I'm less stressed. I've shared a lot of what we talked about
with my friends. Plus telephone coaching was a great help. I was able
to talk from home and didn't have to worry about getting back in time
to car-pool. Thank you, Roz."
"I thought I was just too
exhausted and depressed to talk about my kids and the horrible time
we were having. But our telephone sessions refreshed me and made me
look at our issues in a different light. I felt very close to you,
and I'm happy to tell you I am still making progress based on our
conversations."
"I feel in control of my life again. The
battles are over between Sam and me."
"Thank you PSL. Our
phone consultations were invaluable. You listened to what I had to
say, and your alternatives really worked. Plus I learned a lot about
myself!"
"I no longer dread getting out of bed in the morning.
We have a good routine, and everyone feels better. We smile much more
now and have more fun together. I can't believe that I only have to
ask once for the girls to respond."
"It's amazing. I don't
have to yell to be heard! I talk, my children listen. Everyone's happier."
"My wife felt so much better after talking with you. Your approach
was non-judgmental, supportive, and helpful. You're a terrific listener
and your suggestions have made positive changes in our home. Cindy
felt confident and willing to implement these new ideas and I pitched
in, too. I'm planning a series, myself, to talk over my fathering
style."
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"Parent Coaching, the newest self-help
approach for overstretched parents, is catching on for several reasons...It
is usually done by phone, letting parents squeeze in sessions without
hiring baby sitters or taking time from work...Several parents said
coaches have helped them change their children's behavior, or at least
not get so upset or harbor unrealistic expectations." - The
New York Times, March 13, 2005 |
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