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Who's in Charge?: Being in Right Relationship with Our Children

Concert Hall at North Seattle Community College
Seattle, WA

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Who's in Charge?: Being in Right Relationship with Our Children

When our children attempt to take charge of the relationship, they become difficult to parent and we get depleted. No matter how much we do for them, it never seems to satisfy. When they take charge, our children are also robbed of the conditions they need to mature and realize their full potential. The solution lies in clearly understanding where we have gone off track and restoring the relationship to its proper context.

These principles can help ease problems of:

* anxiety
* clinginess
* neediness
* inability to hear "no"
* obstinance or defiance
* bossiness
* bullying
* aggression and frustration
* behaviour and discipline

Cindy will discuss why it is so important to be in "right relationship" with our children, how our being in charge allows them to grow and mature, and how to take charge and be the parent our children need us to be.

-- about Cindy --
Cindy Leavitt, MSW is a faculty member of The Neufeld Institute. Her lifelong passion is understanding, navigating, and facilitating the process of human growth; she is particularly versed in the convergence between developmental psychology and traditional spiritual understanding. She has a private practice in which she offers parent consultation, individual and couples counseling, and couples intensives both in person in her hometown of Bozeman, Mt. and via Skype and the phone with individuals all over the Untied States, Canada, and parts of Europe. She also travels to offer presentations on Dr. Neufeld's parenting philosophy to parents, educators, and mental health professionals. Cindy is a mother of three and it is in her own family that Dr Neufeld's work most informs her life.

-- pricing --
Ticket prices are offered at varying levels to accommodate what you can afford or are willing to pay. There is no difference in content or seating availability based on ticket price.