#2

BE INTENTIONAL

PREPARE, PRACTICE & REINFORCE 

SMALL STEPS DONE CONSISTENTLY

Having an explicit plan will give you direction and options that are customized for your children and are aligned with your values, beliefs and abilities.   

You are likely already doing a lot but primarily focus on day-to-day parenting tasks that require immediate attention.  There's little time for much thought or pre-planning.

Do you have a clear and specific plan, appropriate for each developmental stage, to prepare your children for success in adulthood and avoid the dangers of adolescence? Or, are you just hoping and praying?

Coaching can help. We ask you questions so you can be clear about how to get you and your child on the same page and working together.  What do you need to do differently or  can add to what you're already doing?  What life skills and habits do your children need to succeed?  Are you seeing the bigger and long-term picture?

Small steps done consistently is the key.  

We can help you, step-by-step, to identify high performance foundational and advanced skills that are age and ability appropriate.  

Skills + Achievement 

Happiness  +  Fulfillment 

#3

BE PRO-ACTIVE

PREVENT PROBLEMS 

In the 21st Century, parents must be more proactive and anticipatory instead of passive and reactive to prepare children for adulthood. 

Focus on the skills that give your child the edge and advantage as they grow up in the 21st Century.  They include...

Problem Solving

Critical Thinking

Decision-Making

Emotional Intelligence

Communication Abilities

Social Skills

Our proactive High-Performance program for parents uses a research-based coaching approach that will empower you to influence, provide direction, prevent conflict, protect and guide your child to make better decisions in adolescence and adulthood. 

We understand what children need to feel safe and secure to grow and prosper. In early childhood, they need you to create a strong physical, social, mental, and emotional foundation. They need to master a range of psychological and social skills as they age. When they learn thinking skills, they stand out from the crowd and excel.  They also need to be challenged so they can grow, mature, and acquire the "soft" skills of success.