9-year-old with Bad Attitude Who Blames Others
Parents are frustrated because their nine-year-old son often has a bad attitude. His grades are dropping. He's impulsive and reacts often in anger. They receive a plan and learn how to get their son involved in the change process as well.
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4-year-old is Defiant, Angry, and Uses Potty Talk
Kaitlyn at four-years-old has been defiant and angry since age two. She has tantrums and uses potty talk when she gets angry. Parents need a plan to teach their daughter how to follow instructions without a battle.
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Young Teen is Out of Control
Mom says her 13 year old son chooses not to listen, debates over what is asked of him to the point of arguing, and forgets what he was supposed to do unless it is written down. He says he has ADD and cannot sit still and does not see why he has to go to school and learn stuff he will not use and is not interested in. He only wants to play his Xbox and Black Ops. He only does what he is told to do after repeated checking in on him and reminding him constantly and threatening to take away his gaming. He is not always honest and is not self motivated.
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6-year-old Pushes Mom's Buttons and Won't Listen
Mom admits having ADD tendencies and tends to react to situations. Mom is very relational with her daughter and doesn't have a lot of structure leaving her daughter weak in the area of responding well to requests. Mom says, "The jobs I ask her to do aren't that hard and I get so frustrated with her arrogant lack of obedience. She's an angel in her half-day kindergarten class, but difficult at home. So Mom knows her daughter is pushing her buttons.
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Parental Anger Gets in the Way of Teaching
Mom and Dad never learned to properly handle their anger, so how can they teach their young children and themselves at the same time? They have kids who are at the age where it's easy to raise the stress level and make Mommy and Daddy mad. They are having a hard time responding appropriately and need a plan.
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Understanding the Balance Between Loving our Kids and Setting Firm Limits
This five-year-old little girl doesn't want to go to daycare. Parents want to honor her feelings but also want to teach her that life is hard sometimes and we just have to do what needs to be done. They want help knowing how to balance honoring her feelings while still teach her that life is a "rat race" and most people don't LOVE showing up everyday. How do they balance love vs accountability?
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Parenting Makeover: 11-year-old Needs Constant Discipline
Parents report that they feel like all they do is ground their kids or send them to the corner or lecture all of the time. They have gotten into a pattern and aren't sure how to break it. Should they implement radical changes all at once or change things a little at a time? They know they need to change because what they're doing now certainly isn't working. They just don't know how.
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Teen Headed for Military School if We Don't Get Help
David has been strong-willed since 2 years old. He has dabbled with smoking and pot and has been in trouble with the police for vandalism. He is sarcastic and demanding and although a good student doesn’t respond well to authority. We are ready to send him to military school. Dr. Turansky gave them several practical strategies resulting in a hopeful plan to move forward.
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Homeschooling May be Damaging the Relationship Between this Mom and Her Son
Mom homeschools her thirteen-year-old son and the relationship is strained. Not only did we help Mom develop a plan to help her son be more responsible with his school work but we also gave Mom a practical plan for increasing the quality of the relationship with her son without becoming lenient.
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Sibling Conflict is Challenging the Relationships in This Family
Dad and Mom have seven kids and two of them don’t get along well. Sisters age 15 and 10 are at odds most of the time. Both are leaders and have good qualities but they just can't get along. Dr. Turansky focused in on the older child, helping parents develop a specific action plan to target heart qualities that will change the family dynamic.
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Teen Boy Picks on His Brother
This fifteen-year-old son is jealous of his brother and is often angry, picking on him and putting him down. Parents want help to change the negative cycle in their home. Because the boy has a strong relationship wtih God, Dr. Turansky uses a lot of scripture to help the parents take his area of strength to bolster his area of weakness.
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Six-Year-Old with a Perpetual Bad Attitude
A 6 year-old son seems to have a bad attitude in almost every situation. He has a low tolerance for frustration. When he does not get his way, he sulks, pouts, and throws fits. He is wearing Mom out. Family life seems to revolve around him because he needs constant care and attention but he is the oldest of 3 children. Dr Turansky helps them develop a personal plan for their son to help him address his frustration and begin to contribute to family life.
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Understanding the Underlying Needs of Adopted Kids
With an adopted five-year-old parents are wondering how to handle some of the problems they're facing. Selfishness, controlling behavior, and an inability to take responsibility for his part of an offense are particular problems that need to be addressed. Parents want a plan that takes both the scriptures and the unique needs of adopted kids into account. Dr. Turansky explains adoption from a heart-based approach and sets the family on a positive course.
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Six-Year-Old is a Compulsive Liar
Mom is at the complete end of her rope with a 6-year-old son's lying. No amount of explaining how this ruins trust seems to matter, he just doesn’t care. This child is adopted and has been in this home for a little over a year but doesn’t seem to have a conscience when it comes to lying. Dr. Turansky lays out a plan for helping the child earn the road back and help this child change his heart.
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Help! Our Two-Year-Old Has a Mind of His Own
Our two year old is incredibly focused and determined. We have problems with eating, sleeping, coming when called, and holding my hand in a parking lot. Dr. Turansky goes through each of these issues and presents a heart-based strategy for changing the tendencies in this child.
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8-Year-Old with ADHD and Anger Issues
My eight year old girl has ADHD and currently is on medication. The medication is helping at school but when she comes home she has little patience, is irritable, and has a hostile temper. I'm constantly redirecting and helping her to be respectful. I can admit the first 5 years we tried to spank and discipline like we were trained but it didn't work. It seemed to get worst. Now I understand why. I have more to share but we need some help. Dr. Turansky helped develop a plan for cooperation, stopping the arguing and coaching her daughter to more flexibility.
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15-Year-Old is the Featured Guest. Problems with Parents, School, and Self-Discipline
Our son is 15. He has difficulty staying focused in school and sometimes gets angry, especially with the restrictions we place on him. Even through he has a high IQ he forgets things and loses things. He’s not be “officially” diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, but it definitely is an issue. Our son wants to do better, but we don’t know how to help. He will be on the call with us. Dr. Turansky spent most of the hour talking with Robert, identifying some practical strategies for him to help him be more successful in school and at home.
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Parents Need Some New Ideas for Correction
Our 13-year-old daughter has never responded well to correction. It took us until she was ten to realize that we can't parent her the way we do the other children. For awhile we thought it was working. We were able to get a handle on lying, but things are progressively growing out of control again. We are at our wits end and have no idea how to be the parents that she needs. This is not a puberty issue. We have been struggling with this since she was a little girl. Please help us! We are losing her and fast! Dr. Turansky gave them a plan for non-confrontational correction and specific tools for helping to capture her heart.
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A Plan for Easing Morning Routine Tension
Families often experience considerable tension in their morning routines. Kids often slow down the process making it quite a challenge. There is no featured parent for this webinar. Rather, Dr. Turansky shares practical ways to use your mornings as practice sessions for developing internal motivation in your kids. Your reward for a successful morning is the last five minutes of positive time with your kids. Sound unreasonable? You'll want to listen to this very practical webinars for children ages 3 through teens.
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Correction Strategies that Work
Some children erupt violently when corrected. They yell and scream and fight every step of the way. Parents often use good strategies but their children don’t respond. Battles often ensue. This webinar contains strategies for correcting even the most resistant child.
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Sibling Conflict Reveals 8-Year-Old Issues
Our son is 8-year-old is constantly putting down his 6-year-old brother in order to make himself look better. It's a competition he creates, not his brother. "I'm faster at math than you; I can beat you to the end of the driveway." He does it in our family, but it ramps up when his friends are around, and name calling also comes into play, like loser. The theme is "you're just not as good as me." We need help turning this meanness into kindness.
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7-Year-Old with Asperger's Syndrome Needing Heart-Based Solutions
Our son is seven years old and seems like a normal kid to strangers. However, he has Asperger’s Syndrome. When he is overstimulated his behavior is more like a three-year-old. He hits and bites and doesn’t obey others. We would like to use a heart-based approach to increase his empathy and impulse control.
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Violent Anger in a Child with Bipolar Disorder—Looking for Heart-Based Strategies
Our child is violent and aggressive. He has bipolar disorder and was recently admitted into a hospital. He had his medication adjusted. We’re ready to use more heart-based strategies. We’re eager to hear what you have to say about our challenging situation.
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10-Year-Old Still Throwing Tantrums
My daughter is ten years old but still throws tantrums when she doesn't get what she wants. She always has a bad attitude about doing any work. She is disrespectful and rude and always talks back to us. Whenever we get into an argument she fights and says disrespectful things and doesn’t stop until we finally reach a point of frustration and start "yelling back" telling her that she has crossed a line and she better stop now. We feel hopeless. We just want this whole cycle to stop. Dr. Turansky helped them see a new way of addressing the heart that he calls nonconfrontational correction.
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16-Year-Old Needs Drastic Help for Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Our 16 year old is defiant. We've been through 4 counselors. I'm at my wits end. He has Oppositional Defiant Disorder and we need a bigger plan than what we're currently using. Can you help us? Dr. Turansky helps this Mom develop some non-confrontational discipline tools for her son who is on his way out of the home in 6 weeks to a boarding environment.
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An Anger Management Plan for 4-8-Year-Olds
Some kids have an extra scoop of emotion in their
hearts. With guidance they can use their emotional
sensitivity for good, but it starts with an anger
management plan. Dr. Turansky outlines several
practical strategies to help children ages 4-8
make heart changes when it comes to their emotional
intensity.
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8-Year-Old's
Emotions are Controlling Her Life and Mine
When my daughter gets mad, she doesn't have a medium setting - it's all out. I have a hard time getting her back on track after the trigger has been pulled. Also, her anxiety is putting unhealthy limitations on her ability to be independent. I need some practical help for getting her to want to change.
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Setting Limits on Technology in Young Adolescents
Mom wants help because her 13-year-old son is challenging the boundaries when it comes to technology. What's appropriate when it comes to cell phones, texting, social networks, computers, and TV?
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Parental Anger is Hindering the Kids
Parents need specific strategies for dealing with their own anger. This webinar doesn't have a featured parent, and Dr. Turansky will help parents develop tools for reducing their anger to strengthen the family relationships.
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