Can you imagine what the world would be like if we took personal growth as seriously as we take exercising or dieting? But that is exactly the problem, we prioritize our external appearances while neglecting what’s going on inside. We think that a special kind of diet or new exercise will be the ticket to a healthy body, but because we have been neglecting our internal needs, inevitably, the suppressed emotions re-emerge, we become triggered and eat unhealthily. We must give our internal as much importance as we place on the external.
It’s no coincidence we don’t prioritize personal growth. Because of the way we were parented, we learned that the most important thing a child can do, sometimes even to survive a stressful home, is to please his or her parents. Therefore, the majority of humans alive today learned strategies for appearing a certain way on the outside while neglecting what we were feeling on the inside.
Here’s another motivation: relationships with our children are the most important relationships we will have in our lives. When asked what regrets they had on their deathbed, most people regret not having more time with their children. We mustn’t leave this for a time that is convenient. The journey begins now. You have chosen to read this book, and this book is not meant to entertain you, but will transform you if you simply open your mind to the concepts presented and take the recommended action. I can personally guarantee that if you move from a method-based parenting style to Transformational Parenting, not only will your relationship with your children improve, becoming more connected and better behaved, but more importantly, both you and your children will grow to your highest potential together. What an opportunity!
Just as by not making a decision, the decision gets made for us, by not raising our children in an intentional, transformative manner, we are increasing the chances of our children re-experiencing the pain we experienced in our childhoods. Raising children helps you reprocess your childhood and either heal or continue the pattern.
It’s no coincidence we don’t prioritize personal growth. Because of the way we were parented, we learned that the most important thing a child can do, sometimes even to survive a stressful home, is to please his or her parents. Therefore, the majority of humans alive today learned strategies for appearing a certain way on the outside while neglecting what we were feeling on the inside.
Here’s another motivation: relationships with our children are the most important relationships we will have in our lives. When asked what regrets they had on their deathbed, most people regret not having more time with their children. We mustn’t leave this for a time that is convenient. The journey begins now. You have chosen to read this book, and this book is not meant to entertain you, but will transform you if you simply open your mind to the concepts presented and take the recommended action. I can personally guarantee that if you move from a method-based parenting style to Transformational Parenting, not only will your relationship with your children improve, becoming more connected and better behaved, but more importantly, both you and your children will grow to your highest potential together. What an opportunity!
Just as by not making a decision, the decision gets made for us, by not raising our children in an intentional, transformative manner, we are increasing the chances of our children re-experiencing the pain we experienced in our childhoods. Raising children helps you reprocess your childhood and either heal or continue the pattern.
TRANSFORMATIONAL PARENTING CLASSES
Our online course is recommended for every parent. It is based on a multi-faceted approach drawn from the fields of psychology, neurology, human development, spirituality, and sociology. As if Jung, Freud, the Dalai Lama, Marshall Rosenberg, Martin Seligman, Magda Gerber, and Jane Nelson all came into one room and compiled their teachings into one with a scientific twist. While I am the author, these ideas are not unique to me. I have been inspired by many teachers before me and taken pieces that made sense. Transformational Parenting is a compilation of my twenty years of professional critical thinking. This class is a byproduct of many critical thinkers who have come before me. These thoughts are not my own. I share many ideas and concepts in this class that were introduced to me through my studies as a psychologist. I want to share them with you because I believe that one shouldn’t have to get a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology to have the tools they need to manifest their own personal growth.
Transformational Parenting is therefore, in my opinion, the best of what psychology and neuroscience have to offer for personal growth. It proposes that we view people through a lens of strengths versus pathology (Martin Seligman and Positive Psychology), that our human experience is deeper than we are conscious of and extremely interconnected (Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud), and that we must look within for answers (Dan Siegel, Thomas & Eileen Paris and Shefali Tsabary). Transformational Parenting is also informed by a point of view that questions authority and asks people to reconsider the status quo (Alfie Kohn, Carol Dweck, Alice Miller, Robin Grille, and Mary Pipher). Transformational Parenting also understands that science alone can be limited and that life is kind of magic (Esther Hicks and Napoleon Hill). That there is wisdom in the ancient (Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Jean Liedloff) and wisdom in the new. So if you have studied these thinkers, you will likely see some of their thinking shared here because Transformational Parenting is a compilation of voices who have been encouraging and doing their part for humans to become their best in this life and to create a more peaceful future as much as we, together, can imagine.
Transformational Parenting is therefore, in my opinion, the best of what psychology and neuroscience have to offer for personal growth. It proposes that we view people through a lens of strengths versus pathology (Martin Seligman and Positive Psychology), that our human experience is deeper than we are conscious of and extremely interconnected (Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud), and that we must look within for answers (Dan Siegel, Thomas & Eileen Paris and Shefali Tsabary). Transformational Parenting is also informed by a point of view that questions authority and asks people to reconsider the status quo (Alfie Kohn, Carol Dweck, Alice Miller, Robin Grille, and Mary Pipher). Transformational Parenting also understands that science alone can be limited and that life is kind of magic (Esther Hicks and Napoleon Hill). That there is wisdom in the ancient (Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Jean Liedloff) and wisdom in the new. So if you have studied these thinkers, you will likely see some of their thinking shared here because Transformational Parenting is a compilation of voices who have been encouraging and doing their part for humans to become their best in this life and to create a more peaceful future as much as we, together, can imagine.
Transformational Parenting Classes
(Certificate given upon successful completion)
(Certificate given upon successful completion)
ONLINE TRANSFORMATIONAL PARENTING CLASS
$199.00
$199.00
Online Court Mandated Parenting for High Conflict Parents
$199.00
$199.00