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Parents, guardians, families, and caregivers are invited to register for our supportive 8-week, online course to learn Collaborative Problem Solving ® (CPS), the evidence-based and trauma-informed approach for helping children develop the skills they need to manage their behavior.
- Introduction to Collaborative Problem Solving - Think:Kids
These self-paced online courses introduce the basic...
- Parent and Caregiver Class in Collaborative Problem Solving
Learn the Collaborative Problem Solving approach to...
- Introduction to Collaborative Problem Solving - Think:Kids
5 Αυγ 2023 · Use the Seeing Family Conflict as a Problem to Solve worksheet to help recognize everyday actions as problems to overcome rather than points of contention.
Problem-solving skills training is a cognitive-behavioral process by which parents can identify and create problem-focused strategies to buffer the outcomes of stressful events and improve coping, thus preventing episodes of negative affectivity by effectively solving various children’s disease-related problems. 15,21 These problem-solving ...
17 Μαΐ 2023 · Step 1: Empathy. Begin by gathering information and understanding your child’s perspective on the problem. This step involves active listening, validating emotions, and demonstrating genuine curiosity. Step 2: Define Adult Concerns. Clearly articulate your concerns and needs regarding the situation.
These self-paced online courses introduce the basic principles of Collaborative Problem Solving, an innovative, trauma-informed, and evidence-based approach to understanding and helping kids and adults with behavioral challenges.
Learn the Collaborative Problem Solving approach to addressing conflicts in a way that reduces challenging behaviors, improves relationships, and teaches critical skills. Practice addressing problems before things become escalated between you and your child.
Problem-Solving Skills Training (PSST), the treatment approach we consider in this chapter, is designed to teach aggressive youngsters to use their heads before using their fists. The children first learn basic steps of problem solving in the context of familiar games.
