Child and Family Services
It’s never too early—or too late—to figure out your relationship with your child. What if you could look at this upsetting behavior through a lens of curiosity rather than judgement? What would you learn about yourself? What would you learn about your child?
When you look at behavior as information about your child’s needs, it can offer a peek into their inner world.
Remember, all behavior has meaning, we just have to get to the bottom of it.
Child and Family Services
It’s never too early—or too late—to figure out your relationship with your child. What if you could look at this upsetting behavior through a lens of curiosity rather than judgement? What would you learn about yourself? What would you learn about your child?
When you look at behavior as information about your child’s needs, it can offer a peek into their inner world.
Remember, all behavior has meaning, we just have to get to the bottom of it.
Child and Family Services
It’s never too early—or too late—to figure out your relationship with your child. What if you could look at this upsetting behavior through a lens of curiosity rather than judgement? What would you learn about yourself? What would you learn about your child?
When you look at behavior as information about your child’s needs, it can offer a peek into their inner world.
Remember, all behavior has meaning, we just have to get to the bottom of it.
Your child can’t change alone and neither can you. Examining the constant interplay of your parent-child dynamic is how you will start to see a shift. You’re ready to look at your own complexities, your current struggles, and perhaps even past trauma as clues that can help you untangle your relationship with your child.
We will incorporate the Circle of Security model into our work together. This model is all about supporting secure parent-child relationships to create strong and safe attachments.
Your child can’t change alone and neither can you. Examining the constant interplay of your parent-child dynamic is how you will start to see a shift. You’re ready to look at your own complexities, your current struggles, and perhaps even past trauma as clues that can help you untangle your relationship with your child.
We will incorporate the Circle of Security model into our work together. This model is all about supporting secure parent-child relationships to create strong and safe attachments.
By using this lens, you will be able to:
- Understand your child’s emotional world and their emotional needs.
- Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
- Enhance the development of your child's self esteem.
- Honor the desire for your child to be secure.
Resource:
Your child can’t change alone and neither can you. Examining the constant interplay of your parent-child dynamic is how you will start to see a shift. You’re ready to look at your own complexities, your current struggles, and perhaps even past trauma as clues that can help you untangle your relationship with your child.
We will incorporate the Circle of Security model into our work together. This model is all about supporting secure parent-child relationships to create strong and safe attachments.
By using this lens, you will be able to:
- Understand your child’s emotional world and their emotional needs.
- Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions.
- Enhance the development of your child's self esteem.
- Honor the desire for your child to be secure.
Resource:
Kids learn through exploring, testing boundaries, and making mistakes. You can be a model for your child by showing them how you work through your mistakes and healing with each other, together. Show them you can talk about hard things, and do hard things, together.
Kids don’t want or need perfection, but is that an expectation you have for yourself? Kids crave human, approachable parents, so don’t let your idea of being the perfect parent get in the way of all that is possible for your relationship with your child.
Kids learn through exploring, testing boundaries, and making mistakes. You can be a model for your child by showing them how you work through your mistakes and healing with each other, together. Show them you can talk about hard things, and do hard things, together.
Kids don’t want or need perfection, but is that an expectation you have for yourself? Kids crave human, approachable parents, so don’t let your idea of being the perfect parent get in the way of all that is possible for your relationship with your child.
Kids learn through exploring, testing boundaries, and making mistakes. You can be a model for your child by showing them how you work through your mistakes and healing with each other, together. Show them you can talk about hard things, and do hard things, together.
Kids don’t want or need perfection, but is that an expectation you have for yourself? Kids crave human, approachable parents, so don’t let your idea of being the perfect parent get in the way of all that is possible for your relationship with your child.