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For years, parents in northern New England waited up to three months to get an appointment with behavioral therapist James Lehman. His straight-talk effectiveness with children and adolescents with the most severe behavior problems was well known. Parents who had worked with James spoke of the profound transformations he had helped them achieve in their families.
Now Legacy Publishing Company brings James Lehman's techniques to parents everywhere, with The Total Transformation®—a step-by-step, multi-media program designed to help parents manage challenging behaviors in children and teenagers.
The program uses cognitive learning theory and behavior management techniques to help children and adolescents change their behavior. Parents learn to teach their children how to solve social problems rather than respond to these problems with defiance, blaming, anger or abusive behavior. The Total Transformation® focuses on changing thinking rather than changing feelings to achieve better behavior—an approach that differs from traditional insight-oriented therapy.
James Lehman addresses the full spectrum of behavior problems in children and teens: defiance, back talk, lying, disrespect, acting out in school, homework struggles, refusal to get out of bed or do chores, tantrums, cursing, substance abuse, lack of motivation and abusive behavior. He provides specific recommendations on how to handle each behavior, with guidance on what to do and what to say to the child.
Legacy Publishing Company presents the information on DVD and CD with an interactive workbook, in a user-friendly, practical format that is easy for parents to learn and apply.
Types of Services:
Teen programs
Help For Parent Of Unmotivated Teen
Address:
10 Speirs St
Westbrook, ME 04092
Call Us Toll Free
1-800-291-5028
Message to Parents:
Are you struggling with a child who is disrespectful, obnoxious or even abusive toward you? Are you frustrated and exhausted from arguing constantly? Do you "walk on eggshells" around your child, avoiding conflicts that will "set him off?" Have you tried screaming, punishing, pleading, and negotiating and your child still walks all over you?
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