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Follow the Formula: Tri-C Parenting: Clear ● Confident ● Complete (en Inglés)
Hayes, Monique M.; Mcclurg, Keny; Addamo, Larice (Autor)
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Follow the Formula: Tri-C Parenting: Clear ● Confident ● Complete (en Inglés) - Hayes, Monique M.; McClurg, Keny; Addamo, Larice
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**AUDIO BOOK AVAILABLE* I always get asked, "What makes my book/parenting strategy better or different?" Imagine a good athlete with plenty of natural talent who finally, finally, gets the right coach. Potential unleashed. At last, a universal guide to teach us how to be a more effective parent. Dr. Brian Rees has dedicated over 17 years and more than 45,000 hours of family counseling to develop a system known as Tri-C Parenting. This fundamental and timeless approach prioritizes realistic expectations - exactly what parents need to shape the happiest and healthiest version of their child, especially in today's world. The Three C's: -Clear - See your child through clear eyes, allowing your expectations to match reality.-Confident - Promote your child's core confidence.-Complete - Fulfill your parenting throughout the first 18 years of your child's life. After years of utilizing Tri-C with excellent results, Dr. Rees explains his successful philosophy to help parents implement this powerful model at home. About The Tri-C Parenting Model: Parents are the number one agent of outcome in a child's life, more than any teacher, coach, or friend. The fundamental Tri-C model is about showing you how to realistically navigate whatever parent-child concerns you might have, and how to effectively raise your kid to become a rock-solid human being. The latest findings reviewed in 2019 from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that nearly one in three children suffer from some kind of mental/behavioral disorder. Whether humans are six or sixteen-years-old, kids haven't been on the planet long enough for tons of personal dysfunction to build; however, with many children, dysfunction appears to be present, and a major contributor is ineffective parenting. Regardless of what any adult or child happens to be like, or what the world is forcing upon our kids, if there was one legitimate approach conveyed in such a way that nearly every parent could grasp and implement correctly, that would be awesome. A valid guidebook, so to speak. While absolute perfection is non-existent, this fundamentals-heavy blueprint continues to clinically prove it can make things so much better for all types of families, despite the variables and challenges.
