Yup, Parents Can Have Lagging Skills Too
So, if a parent feels like his or her lagging skills are contributing to challenging episodes with his or her child, then how does the parent learn the skills? The same way the kid does: by participat...
1 Touko 201741min
Pitchforks and Torches Do Not Solve Problems or Teach Skills
There sure are a lot of parents who are struggling with trying to get their schools to solve problems collaboratively with their students...and we heard from many of those parents on today's program.
3 Huhti 201746min
It's a Jungle Out There
It's a jungle out there for many behaviorally challenging kids, and we had another stark reminder of that sad fact on today's program.
6 Maalis 201745min
Beware the Preordained Solution
On today's program, we discussed one of the ways in which Plan B can go off the rails: adults entering Plan B with a preordained solution. Remember, a mutually satisfactory is one that addresses the c...
6 Helmi 201744min
The Good Thing About Blips
Today we heard from a mom whose son hadn't had an explosion in months, and then -- when a video game didn't pan out as he'd hoped -- it got ugly. So we talked a little about the up side of blips, incl...
9 Tammi 201744min
Looming IEP Meeting!
Lots of territory covered on today's program, including some guidance for a mom from overseas who's hoping an IEP will get the folks at school to solve problems collaboratively with her son.
5 Joulu 201645min
The Explosive Child Returns!
At the age of 26, he isn't explosive anymore...but he took the time to call in to today's program -- the 200th segment of Parenting Your Challenging Child -- to tell us about his journey and remind us...
21 Marras 201645min
Angelic at School, Explosive at Home...What Gives?
If Kids do well if they can is true, then why would a kid behave perfectly at school and be a lot more difficult at home? Answers to that question and others are provided....
14 Marras 201642min
