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Tag Archives: confidence
Ending Power Struggles with Children – Hand in Hand Parenting – Patty Wipfler
http://www.handinhandparenting.org/article/ending-power-struggles-with-children/ At the heart of person centred is the idea that we each have inherent value, and that there is a fundamental equality between us. Whatever differences there may be in our life experience, culture, age, gender, race, ability, education, … Continue reading →
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4 Ways Parents Teach Kids that Consent Doesn’t Matter: Parenting Gently with Paige
Thank you (once again) to Monica Cassani and her site http://www.beyondmeds.com for posting this. A really useful short film about 4 basic changes we can all make to ways of parenting that are culturally common, but which can make it … Continue reading →
Posted in child development, childhood abuse, communication, core conditions, cultural questions, empowerment, family systems, growing up, internal locus of evaluation, Monica Cassani, parenting, person centred, relationship, sexual being, teaching, therapeutic growth, touch
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Tagged assertiveness, autonomy, child development, confidence, conscious parenting, consent, developmental stages, http://parentinggently.blogspot.co.uk, internal locus, Marshall Rosenberg, Monica Cassani, Non Violent Communication, NVC, Paige, Palace Gate Counselling Service, parenting, Parenting Gently, person centred parenting, person-centred, saying no, self esteem, Touch, unwanted touch, unwelcome touch, www.beyondmeds.com
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