Introduction to Positive Discipline

Sproutable's Nanny Certification

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Online training (STARS)

Spotlight Seminars with Sproutable

Parenting teens with Positive Discipline is for parents of adolescents who are looking for deeper understanding of the challenges they are facing, how they may be contributing to the challenges, and tools and strategies for problem solving. Most importantly, this community is about experiencing more joy on the parenting journey.

Build deeper growth mindset skills like resilience, persistence, flexibility, optimism and empathy

Sibling conflict skills and relationship building

Learn signs, myths, and helpful strategies to teach coping skills for overcoming anxiety in home and at school. You will leave with tangible tools to use right away with the child in your life, and a renewed sense of hope for how YOU can help.

Parents of children infants to elementary

In a world where there is so much to distract and discourage our teens, it has never been more important for parents to know how to create systems and boundaries that keep them safe. In this power workshop, parents will learn how to be the confident authority in the household, how to collaborate with their teens in a way that develops their critical thinking and decision making skills, and tools for being ever more intentional with how we are responding when our kids get into mischief.

During this interactive power workshop, participants will strengthen their understanding of teen brain development, learn tools for shifting the dynamic you are currently in with your adolescent, and communicate in a way that leaves everyone – you and your teen – feeling seen, heard and understood.

Every parent is struggling with how to help their teen have a healthy relationship with screens. Every. Parent. Not only does it feel impossible to keep up and stay ahead of what our kids are being exposed to, communicating about screen use and misuse often results in blowouts or shutdowns. What can we do?? In this interactive power workshop, parents will learn how to normalize conversations of screen use, the power of mentoring instead of monitoring their teens, and what it looks like to collaborate on limits that keep kids safe. Participants will be encouraged to share what is most challenging for them, as well as where to go for more resources.