FAMILY SUPPORT
Routines have a big impact on every family. By choice or default, they gradually establish themselves, some more helpful, some less so -bedtimes, homework space/time, transitions, screen time, etc. These patterns, over time, influence lots of dynamics at home and school. They can add extra stress or harmony. It's part of every family's journey.​
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Want to shift a few gears and create new, more helpful patterns?
You have landed in the right place.
Open to the Community!
Diary of a New Year's Plan:
A Blueprint for Building Habits and Harmony at home in 2025
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
​Contact Dan to receive registration and payment information.
​Want to finish 2024 with a plan for better organization and cooperation in 2025?
Join Dan Leibowitz for lively, informative, and extremely practical conversation in Mill Valley on November 8, 2024.
This talk will cover the best insights and material from Dan's 2024 projects, including professional development presentations, parent education talks, and Diary of an Organized Kid.
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There's nothing else like it.
Overview:
This uplifting, informative, and practical talk will help parents/guardians:
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Understand a simple, conceptual model of executive function skills as a waypoint for more adaptive routines, interactions, organization, and quality time at home
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Modify a few patterns and environments to promote everyones' self-regulation and co-regulation skills -it’s a team effort
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Embrace authoritative parenting: love, limits, consistency, communication, and repair
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Align parenting styles: coordinate a few priorities and methods for more favorable outcomes​ and enjoyment
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Use handouts and tools to plan and execute some new, more helpful routines and patterns in 2025. ​
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Details:
Where: Mill Valley Community Center, Terrace Room
When: November 8, 2024, 10:15 am -11:45 am
Investment: $75. To ensure everyone can join there's financial assistance. Please inquire!
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REGISTRATION IS OPEN! ​
Click here to send me an email and you will receive a reply with payment information.​
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Think it's ADHD? OK, step #1 is find a qualified coach.
​​​​​"Experts recommend that healthcare providers refer parents of children younger than 12 years old for training in behavior therapy. For children younger than 6 years old, parent training in behavior management should be tried before prescribing ADHD medication.
When parents become trained in behavior therapy, they learn skills and strategies to help their child with ADHD succeed at school, at home, and in relationships. Learning and practicing behavior therapy requires time and effort, but it has lasting benefits for the child and the family."
-CDC
PATTERN People is a transformative coaching program for parents of kids in grades K-8. This 1:1 program improves outcomes by helping parents:
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Understand a simple, conceptual model of executive function skills as a waypoint for more adaptive routines, interactions, and habits.
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Modify a few patterns and environments to promote more self-regulation and co-regulation. It's fun!
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Embrace authoritative parenting: love, limits, consistency, communication, and repair.
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Cultivate a more organized home.
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Align parenting styles: coordinate a few priorities and methods for more favorable outcomes.​
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Understand Apply practical tools and strategies from the Diary of an Organized Kid course -from the parent/guardian perspective.
Executive Function Skills are already in the HOUSE. The quesiton is, what do they look like?
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Family Support Scheduling
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Click here to schedule a complimentary Google Meet session to determine if my services align with your family's needs.
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If aligned, you'll receive a coaching agreement detailing the terms of our 10-session coaching relationship and a Discovery Form to provide details about your family's dynamics, challenges, goals, and needs.
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Use the contact page to choose from available time slots or join the waitlist.
"I'm catching the kids being good. And I'm thinking about predictable scenarios. I'm way less reactive, thank you."
-Parent, San Mateo