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Parents, teachers, guardians, counselors, therapists, or anyone that has a teenager or engages with a teenager looking for expert advice on how to get teenagers to listen can register to attend “How to Create a Better Relationship with Your Teen“, scheduled for September 26th, at 6pm Pacific Time . Registration for this event is open today, and interested parties are encouraged to register early.
Christine Alisa is hosting and presenting the four-part video series, “How to Create a Better Relationship with Your Teen”, that introduces important keys to active listening proven to improve communication with teenage children. Participants will learn proven solutions for lasting change with their teens. Christine goes over proven methods for for how to talk to a teenager, how to set boundaries for a teenager and how to manage an angry teen.
Specific topics include:
Proven solutions for lasting change with your teen – Christine answers popular questions that parents ask, such as, “how can I get my teen to listen?” She gives 5 ways to make communication easier in her step by step approach to make communication easier.
Turning Anger into Positive Interactions – When asked for more information about the webinar series, Christine Alisa, MFT said: ““Turning anger into positive actions helps eliminates power struggles so parents have other alternatives rather than fighting with their teen.”
Setting limits set you free. – Christine talks about how to handle a teen when they push the limits or boundaries. Teens need limits because their brain development does not allow them to provide their own. She gives examples on bullying, cyberbullying on social media, cases of teens ‘talking’ other teens into committing suicide.
How to keep your sanity when your child becomes a teenager -Participants will learn to balance between being involved with their teen’s life and having their own space. Christine give self-care tips, and a free guided meditations for parents to ease the stress of the transition the teen is going through. Christine answers the questions, and gives advice, on how to put more responsibility on the teen for their own behavior.
Full details on this online video series event can be found on the company website at http://www.christinealisa.com/my-books/amazing-itty-bitty/15-teen-talk/
The host of the event, Christine Alisa, is a psychotherapist, alternative healer, international speaker and trainer. She is also as an author who has specialized in working with children and teenagers for over 25 years. When asked about the reasons behind creating this event, Alisa said: “Having a good relationship with your teen is better than fighting everyday. You can’t live with ignoring your teen, and many people ask me how to get my teenager to listen, or how can I get my teenager to talk to me. These are important skills to develop as they get older.”
As a past client said, “Christine highlights specific guidelines to help parents avoid the common pitfalls that put parents off kilter during the teenage years. Her clear, concise directions and valuable strategies regarding such things as how to listen to your teen, how to help them with peer pressure and what to do when you get your buttons pushed are brilliant!”
The Christine Alisa website has full details about the sessions and information to pre-register for the live event. Interested parties can visit the website.
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