Coaching and Consulting LLC
Danit Erlich, Ph.D
Parenting Tweens/Teens
You are a good parent / caregiver!
Sometimes you just need to tune your parenting style to fit the age of your child and the situation.
In my workshops and in coaching or mediation you will learn new parenting skills and sharpen old ones.
How to choose the right service for you and your family?
First step: Read bellow what services Danit provide.
Workshops
Let's Talk Workshop
for parents/caregivers and teens
A 3-day workshop that will allow you and your teen to understand each other better, and create an effective communication channel using the S.A.F.E conversation steps.
The first day is for parents/caregivers only.
The second day is for
teens only.
The third day is for parents/caregivers and teens together
S.A.F.E. Talk Workshop
for parents/caregivers
Improve communication and reduce confrontation with your teen using S.A.F.E steps.
In the 3-session workshop you will learn what is the S.A.F.E communication model and how to apply it effectively when you are talking with your teen. You will also learn the do’s and don’ts and practice the S.A.F.E steps in a breakout room with other parents and caregivers.
Looking for a speaker? Danit will customize her talks to fit your school, group or organization.
Coaching / Mediation services
Coaching
for parents/caregivers
Coaching helps parents set and achieve goals related to their parenting and relationships with their tween/teen by providing support, strategies and tools.
Coaching process:
will start first by understanding your challenges and from there we will focus “forward” by setting goals to overcome your parenting challenges and applying new strategies.
At the end of each session you will get action steps to implement at home.
Benefits:
Customized to your family challenges and personality.
We can meet in person (Seattle area) or virtual via zoom.
Mediation
for parents/caregivers and teens
Mediation offers a safe environment for communication with a structured process to promote a behavioral change from within the family members as well as an opportunity to ‘think outside of the box’ in terms of looking at creative problem solving and resolutions.
Step 1:
The mediator meets each party separately and explores the key issues, share ways to voice the issues, and to be open to listening to different perspectives on that issue.
Step 2:
The parties meet together with the mediator who guides the conversation and ensures each person has the opportunity to express his or her viewpoint.
Second step: What is your preferences?
What is the severity of your situation at home with your tween/teen?
Workshops
Are effective to everyone, but are focusing more on prevention and early intervention.
Coaching
Are relevant to parents/caregivers who are looking for more than 2-day workshop or for parents/caregivers who prefer to work on their issue in a one-on-one setting.
Mediation
Are more effective in situations when the teen and/or parents feel that every talk turn to argument, when the teen or parents/caregivers don't listen and compromise, when the parents/caregivers feel that the teen don't listen to them ("do what they want") or follow their house rules, when it seems that the teen is keeping all in and don't share with their parents/caregivers. Mediation is not Therapy! The mediator lead a process that helps each party to listen, build understanding, and identify ways to work together to meet the needs of all parties.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Me and my husband recently attended the Improving communication with teens &pre teens workshop led by Danit. We are parents to a teen and pre teen boys and this workshop was very helpful for us.
The workshop started with presentation explaining what are the keys to good communication with teens and which tools we can use to improve it.
And followed by role-playing where parents practiced the tools to resolve problematic situations with teens.
Great workshop , Thank you Danit!
- Ira Tenenbaum -