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| Parenting Tips |
| David Frees:
dfrees@successtechnologies.com |
| As a parent, have you
experience real rapport with a child? Can you remember a specific time
when you were speaking to that child and the communication was so easy and
so clear? These things appear to happen naturally. They don’t seem to be
planned. These beautiful moments seem to come and go as they please. But I
am here to tell you that you help to create them. |
| It is within your power to
transform your life and maybe the world. How? There is a method to great
family communication. There are proven principles and strategies, ways to
teach, learn, and interact within a family that work more consistently
than others. Interested? |
| The principles, strategies,
and tactics of great communication that will be discussed in this column
are drawn from the experiences of great communicators, and from research
in the fields of linguistics, general semantics, neurobiology,
neurolinguistic programming, psychology, and family therapy. However, you
already know how to do all of these things. |
| This column is designed to
remind you of the basic principles of great communication as well as some
specific actions that you can take to become a better family communicator
and to help your child to love learning, to happily join in family
activities, and to become a confident skilled problem solver. Each month
I’ll offer suggestions, proven techniques and specific plans to help you
take action. Join me. |
| About the Author:
David Frees is an internationally known speaker and the author of The
Language of Parenting – Building Great Family Relationships at All Ages
David will be a regular contributor to The Prenatal Parenting
Newsletter |
