Controlling Nervousness

Description

 Parents’ nervousness can stem from stress, unresolved emotional issues, or neurological conditions that affect both their behavior and the child’s well-being. Neurological problems in either the parents or the child can influence their relationship, sometimes increasing tension and misunderstanding. When these conditions are present, children may develop serious challenges such as heightened anxiety, behavioral difficulties, or becoming overly nervous themselves. It is essential for parents to learn practical techniques such as calm communication, avoiding punitive methods like the “punishment chair,” and using positive alternatives to manage their reactions and support the child at each developmental stage. Both the mother and father play a vital role in helping each other stay calm, guiding the child through adolescence, and creating a stable, supportive environment despite neurological challenges. 

Anxiety

• Causes of nervousness in parents
• Neurological problems for parents and the child
• The effect of parent's relationship with the child in the presence of neurology
• The most serious problems caused by neurology in children
• Nervous baby and how we deal with it at different age stages
• Training and practical application for the father and mother to control their nervousness and protect the child
• Welcome neurological conditions
• Punishment Chair
• How to punish a child
• Alternative packages to nervousness and how do we apply it? What are its terms?
• Father's role to help the nervous mother, mother's role to help the nervous father
• Neurological and adolescent problems

Trauma

We know that modern life and the working environment have become highly pressured for parents, so we have designed this training to address and showcase many effective solutions to help you control your nervousness, clarify the problems caused by nervous children and their impact on them, and help you achieve emotional balance with your child.

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