Bechirot's Motto..."Prevention through Education" Bechirot is a non-for profit organization that teaches life skills in interactive, experiential workshops
Happy Teenager - The Ultimate Guide of Happiness for your Teenagervidhi2605
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All emotions are good, it's okay to be angry or upset. Teach them how to bring the level of happiness above all other emotions to raise a happy teenager
The teenage brain is adventurous. It is constructed to explore and experiment. Do not spy on your teenager, instead understand teenage lifestyle.
The document discusses positive parenting and raising empowered, confident children. It outlines three types of parenting styles - authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative - and emphasizes the importance of parental demandingness and responsiveness in developing children's sense of belonging and well-being. The document provides tips for positive parenting, such as praising children's efforts, encouraging independence, and supporting new challenges. The overall goal is to help parents guide children to adulthood through nurturing them at each stage of development.
The document discusses the importance of allowing children to make their own decisions. It argues that children learn from their mistakes, become more responsible, and discover who they are when parents don't make decisions for them and instead offer support and guidance. When children choose their own path and are allowed to struggle at times, they develop important social and emotional skills. Overall, the document claims letting children choose for themselves with parental support leads to more confident and successful adults.
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Talking openly with adolescents and teens about sexuality has many benefits. It can help keep them physically, emotionally, and socially healthy while building stronger bonds. Parents should provide fact-based information about topics like relationships, consent, and anatomy in an age-appropriate way. Frequent short conversations in a judgment-free environment can make these talks more comfortable for both parents and children.
This document discusses parenting challenges in the digital age. It notes that technology is invisible to children today as it is to fish and water. Parents struggle with providing unconditional love while managing opportunities and risks of the digital world. The digital divide between parents as "tourists" and children as "natives" causes conflicts around issues like screen time, gaming, and monitoring social media use. The document provides tips for parents to bridge this gap such as accepting differences, guiding rather than controlling children, investing quality time, and setting family values. It emphasizes leading by example and using digital tools proactively instead of with fear.
The document discusses child abuse and child labour. It defines child abuse as any act that harms a child physically, emotionally, or sexually. Child labour deprives children of their childhood and education. Statistics show a rise in reported child abuse cases in India. The government has enacted laws like POCSO and initiatives like Childline to protect children. However, poverty, lack of access to education, and social issues continue driving child labour. Addressing its root causes, creating awareness, and supporting vulnerable families are suggested to prevent abuse and labour. Social workers play a key role through counseling, monitoring, and ensuring children's well-being and rights.
The document discusses guiding children for a new society and challenges the reader to do so through inquiry rather than rules. It argues that a child's behavior reflects the whole of society and cannot be separated from external influences. To make heart-centered decisions about children, one must look inward at their own assumptions, emotions, past experiences, and health. Raising children mindfully and healing societal dysfunctions could help create a new, improved society and Earth.
This document provides guidance on counseling children. It discusses that children have their own ideas and personalities, so counseling them can be challenging but important. The first step is to sit and play with younger children, do preferred activities with older children, and use age-appropriate language. Active listening is key. Techniques like drawing, drama, role-play, storytelling, music and games can be used. Factors like learning disabilities, social development, home environment, and comparisons to others should be considered. Parents and communities should spend quality time with children, encourage expression, provide civic responsibilities and outdoor activities, and accept all children. Death, relationships and personal questions may arise and require understanding responses.
Sibling issues can arise when one child has a mental disability. This can require adjustment and impact future relationships. However, children with disabled siblings often develop positive traits like empathy.
When working with youth in the criminal justice system, more focus should be placed on addressing underlying mental health issues rather than just restraining behaviors. Counselors need to help determine what is causing misbehavior.
Children who have experienced trauma like abuse, neglect, family separation, or disasters may react in various ways and need long-term support through counseling to rebuild trust and cope with their experiences. It is important counselors understand youth needs and can refer clients to outside services if needed.
This document provides information on different parenting styles and tips for effective parenting. It discusses hands-on parenting, hands-off parenting, and half-hearted parenting. It includes worksheets to help identify your parenting style based on factors like involvement in your child's activities and communication. The document then covers topics like knowing your child's strengths, building their confidence, teaching social and cognitive skills, effective communication, discipline, and being a role model. It emphasizes the importance of family bonding, encouraging creativity, and using compassion when parenting.
'Parenting and family ties christian parenting and counselling in the home'Dr Wango Geoffrey
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Many Christian parents want to bring up their child based on religious philosophy. This Power Point focuses on parenting and family ties based on the book, Parenting: Counselling in the Home. The Christian parenting concept is a life-long process based on Christian principles and values inasmuch as it involves constant and continuous guidance and counselling, coaching and mentorship of the child. The authors emphasis on an all-round growth, development and nurturing of the child is attuned to the Christian perspective. The Christian parent/s wants their child upbringing to correspond to the Christian philosophical underpinnings, a rigorous methodological discipline. In particular, there is need for meeting the physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs of the child that must be critically aligned to the Christian philological task. The PowerPoint offers empirical illustrations on that foregrounds Christian ethos while promoting effective Christian parenting and counselling based on the authors immense hands-on experience of working with parents, teachers, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, religious leaders, children and families. This position is distinctive and decisive in modern living with the positivist perspective in that Christian living is highlighted as the focal point in effective parenting. The PowerPoint is a useful guide to parents, counsellors, teachers and social workers dealing with children and young people based on Christian principles.
Peers play an important role in children's development by providing opportunities to learn and practice social skills like cooperation and conflict resolution. They also serve as agents of socialization that help shape children's behaviors and beliefs. While peer pressure can encourage both positive and negative behaviors, peers mainly reinforce values children learn from their family, and children tend to choose friends similar to themselves.
Social Emotional Health: A Guide for Families with Children Birth to Age 8Early On Michigan
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This document provides guidance for parents on supporting their child's social and emotional development from birth to age 8. It discusses the importance of social and emotional skills for school readiness, examples of age-appropriate social and emotional behaviors and skills, and everyday activities parents can do to help children develop these skills, such as cuddling, responding to communication, sharing books during routines, following the child's lead in play, and gently guiding them in social situations. The goal is to help children form relationships, understand and manage emotions, and feel confident exploring the world.
Social and Emotional Health for Families with Children Birth to Age 8Early On Michigan
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This document provides information and strategies for supporting the social and emotional health of children from birth to age 8. It discusses the importance of social and emotional skills for school readiness and life success. The document identifies key social and emotional milestones for different age groups. It also offers parenting strategies to help children develop social skills, manage emotions, and form relationships. These include interacting lovingly with infants, following a child's lead, modeling behaviors, and celebrating strengths. The overall message is that caring for a child's social and emotional health is essential for their healthy development.
Raising a child in today's world is challenging for parents. The document provides guidance on positive parenting techniques to help children grow up healthy. It emphasizes becoming an expert in child development, providing unconditional love while also setting clear boundaries and rules, and empowering children by listening to their views and guiding them through tough decisions. The tips encourage focusing on developing a strong relationship with open communication, understanding a child's friends and influences, and seeking help from professionals when needed to best support a child's healthy development.
This document discusses effective discipline strategies for parenting teens. It argues that physical punishment is psychologically damaging and teaches teens that violence is acceptable. Instead, discipline should involve clear rules that are consistently and respectfully enforced through logical consequences. Effective discipline is also balanced with warmth and respect. The goals are to teach responsibility while maintaining a healthy relationship between parent and teen.
This document discusses the impact of positive and negative parental relationships on children's development. It notes that children are greatly influenced by how their parents treat each other. Negative parental conflict can lead to behavioral, social, disciplinary, educational and emotional problems in children, while positive parental relationships provide social, behavioral and educational benefits. These include increased self-esteem, impulse control, problem solving skills, and academic achievement. The document provides tips for parents to improve their relationship with children such as spending quality time together, providing positive feedback, eating family dinners, and expressing love regularly.
Success For Our Children Establishing Smart Sanskar
India is now collision of the ancient and the modern.We are undergoing a transformation! 3 new forces are shaping our children!
Like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmartSanskars?ref=stream
We want the best for our children
But we are still trying to raise our children like our parents did.
Our plans and dreams for them will be obsolete.
We could shortchange their goals.
We need to be prepared, aware and participate.
I believe that it is completely up to us.
This document discusses parenting skills and their importance in child development. It outlines various parenting skills like being loving, caring, and helpful. It describes four main types of parenting: authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and neglectful. Parenting skills impact child development by shaping their attitudes, behaviors, and ability to function in society. Different factors like parents' education, emotions, and society can influence the development of parenting skills. Overall, good parenting is essential for helping children grow successfully.
This document provides parenting advice for superhero parents of children ages 0 to 12. It recommends getting to know your child's teachers well to ensure they are positive influences. It also suggests monitoring who your child spends time with to prevent bad influences and future heartache. Finally, it advises envisioning higher education for your children and exploring easy ways to start funding college now to reduce debt and open opportunities.
This document encourages teaching children and giving them opportunities, as teaching is how we can help children believe in themselves and make the world a better place. It stresses that every child deserves a chance and that teachers have the privilege of teaching children optimism and empowering them to find answers to life's problems and change the world for the better.
This document discusses parenting and the responsibilities of parents in raising children. It outlines four major responsibilities for parents: maintaining children's health and safety, promoting their emotional well-being, instilling social skills, and preparing children intellectually. Parents are advised to use the "Four C's" approach of care, consistency, choices, and consequences. The document also notes that not every parenting style benefits children and discusses the potential negative effects of overprotective parenting.
Adventures of the soul in Nagpur, challenges of life and programs, charm and enthusiasm
life. Adventure, Peace, Introspection, Expert guidance, Self- learning and Memories for
life , Relationships, Parenting, Parent- child, Love, Sex, Intimacy, Marriage, Couple,
Compatibility, Togetherness, Retreat, Camp, Adventure, Soul, Therapy, Explore, Counseling,
Marriage counseling, Inner- self, Nature, Meditation, Avinash Deoskar and Sapna Sharma
Marielle Evertsz offers various parenting workshops for parents of children from early childhood through high school age. The workshops provide practical parenting strategies and focus on topics such as positive parenting, discipline, temper tantrums, sibling rivalry, introverted/extroverted children, understanding teens and their developing brains, communicating with teens, and raising teen boys and girls. Evertsz aims to empower parents and start conversations by sharing experiences and strategies parents can use. Workshops are 2 hours and cost varies.
This essay discusses suicide, particularly among adolescents. It notes that someone commits suicide every 18 minutes, and over 1/3 of youths aged 12-18 who think about or attempt suicide will succeed. Depression is a major risk factor for teen suicide, as it affects mood, thoughts, eating, sleeping, and self-image. Adolescence can be a stressful time due to physical, social and academic pressures, and events like divorce can trigger intense sadness. While depressed people may seem fine, signs may include changes in school performance, sleep, appetite and withdrawal from friends and activities.
The document discusses counselling interventions at different life stages, beginning with infancy. For infancy, challenges include learning to walk, take solid foods, and talk. Guidelines for parents include supporting the child's development, frequent positive interaction, and attention during feeding. For childhood, challenges transitioning to school and developing knowledge are discussed. Guidelines include reading to children, encouraging questions, and ensuring non-discriminatory teachers. For adolescence, achieving independence and social roles are challenges, with guidelines like encouraging healthy friendships and open parent-child communication. Adulthood challenges include commitments like marriage, with guidelines to take time and get to know partners fully before making commitments.
The document discusses child abuse and child labour. It defines child abuse as any act that harms a child physically, emotionally, or sexually. Child labour deprives children of their childhood and education. Statistics show a rise in reported child abuse cases in India. The government has enacted laws like POCSO and initiatives like Childline to protect children. However, poverty, lack of access to education, and social issues continue driving child labour. Addressing its root causes, creating awareness, and supporting vulnerable families are suggested to prevent abuse and labour. Social workers play a key role through counseling, monitoring, and ensuring children's well-being and rights.
The document discusses guiding children for a new society and challenges the reader to do so through inquiry rather than rules. It argues that a child's behavior reflects the whole of society and cannot be separated from external influences. To make heart-centered decisions about children, one must look inward at their own assumptions, emotions, past experiences, and health. Raising children mindfully and healing societal dysfunctions could help create a new, improved society and Earth.
This document provides guidance on counseling children. It discusses that children have their own ideas and personalities, so counseling them can be challenging but important. The first step is to sit and play with younger children, do preferred activities with older children, and use age-appropriate language. Active listening is key. Techniques like drawing, drama, role-play, storytelling, music and games can be used. Factors like learning disabilities, social development, home environment, and comparisons to others should be considered. Parents and communities should spend quality time with children, encourage expression, provide civic responsibilities and outdoor activities, and accept all children. Death, relationships and personal questions may arise and require understanding responses.
Sibling issues can arise when one child has a mental disability. This can require adjustment and impact future relationships. However, children with disabled siblings often develop positive traits like empathy.
When working with youth in the criminal justice system, more focus should be placed on addressing underlying mental health issues rather than just restraining behaviors. Counselors need to help determine what is causing misbehavior.
Children who have experienced trauma like abuse, neglect, family separation, or disasters may react in various ways and need long-term support through counseling to rebuild trust and cope with their experiences. It is important counselors understand youth needs and can refer clients to outside services if needed.
This document provides information on different parenting styles and tips for effective parenting. It discusses hands-on parenting, hands-off parenting, and half-hearted parenting. It includes worksheets to help identify your parenting style based on factors like involvement in your child's activities and communication. The document then covers topics like knowing your child's strengths, building their confidence, teaching social and cognitive skills, effective communication, discipline, and being a role model. It emphasizes the importance of family bonding, encouraging creativity, and using compassion when parenting.
'Parenting and family ties christian parenting and counselling in the home'Dr Wango Geoffrey
油
Many Christian parents want to bring up their child based on religious philosophy. This Power Point focuses on parenting and family ties based on the book, Parenting: Counselling in the Home. The Christian parenting concept is a life-long process based on Christian principles and values inasmuch as it involves constant and continuous guidance and counselling, coaching and mentorship of the child. The authors emphasis on an all-round growth, development and nurturing of the child is attuned to the Christian perspective. The Christian parent/s wants their child upbringing to correspond to the Christian philosophical underpinnings, a rigorous methodological discipline. In particular, there is need for meeting the physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs of the child that must be critically aligned to the Christian philological task. The PowerPoint offers empirical illustrations on that foregrounds Christian ethos while promoting effective Christian parenting and counselling based on the authors immense hands-on experience of working with parents, teachers, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, religious leaders, children and families. This position is distinctive and decisive in modern living with the positivist perspective in that Christian living is highlighted as the focal point in effective parenting. The PowerPoint is a useful guide to parents, counsellors, teachers and social workers dealing with children and young people based on Christian principles.
Peers play an important role in children's development by providing opportunities to learn and practice social skills like cooperation and conflict resolution. They also serve as agents of socialization that help shape children's behaviors and beliefs. While peer pressure can encourage both positive and negative behaviors, peers mainly reinforce values children learn from their family, and children tend to choose friends similar to themselves.
Social Emotional Health: A Guide for Families with Children Birth to Age 8Early On Michigan
油
This document provides guidance for parents on supporting their child's social and emotional development from birth to age 8. It discusses the importance of social and emotional skills for school readiness, examples of age-appropriate social and emotional behaviors and skills, and everyday activities parents can do to help children develop these skills, such as cuddling, responding to communication, sharing books during routines, following the child's lead in play, and gently guiding them in social situations. The goal is to help children form relationships, understand and manage emotions, and feel confident exploring the world.
Social and Emotional Health for Families with Children Birth to Age 8Early On Michigan
油
This document provides information and strategies for supporting the social and emotional health of children from birth to age 8. It discusses the importance of social and emotional skills for school readiness and life success. The document identifies key social and emotional milestones for different age groups. It also offers parenting strategies to help children develop social skills, manage emotions, and form relationships. These include interacting lovingly with infants, following a child's lead, modeling behaviors, and celebrating strengths. The overall message is that caring for a child's social and emotional health is essential for their healthy development.
Raising a child in today's world is challenging for parents. The document provides guidance on positive parenting techniques to help children grow up healthy. It emphasizes becoming an expert in child development, providing unconditional love while also setting clear boundaries and rules, and empowering children by listening to their views and guiding them through tough decisions. The tips encourage focusing on developing a strong relationship with open communication, understanding a child's friends and influences, and seeking help from professionals when needed to best support a child's healthy development.
This document discusses effective discipline strategies for parenting teens. It argues that physical punishment is psychologically damaging and teaches teens that violence is acceptable. Instead, discipline should involve clear rules that are consistently and respectfully enforced through logical consequences. Effective discipline is also balanced with warmth and respect. The goals are to teach responsibility while maintaining a healthy relationship between parent and teen.
This document discusses the impact of positive and negative parental relationships on children's development. It notes that children are greatly influenced by how their parents treat each other. Negative parental conflict can lead to behavioral, social, disciplinary, educational and emotional problems in children, while positive parental relationships provide social, behavioral and educational benefits. These include increased self-esteem, impulse control, problem solving skills, and academic achievement. The document provides tips for parents to improve their relationship with children such as spending quality time together, providing positive feedback, eating family dinners, and expressing love regularly.
Success For Our Children Establishing Smart Sanskar
India is now collision of the ancient and the modern.We are undergoing a transformation! 3 new forces are shaping our children!
Like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmartSanskars?ref=stream
We want the best for our children
But we are still trying to raise our children like our parents did.
Our plans and dreams for them will be obsolete.
We could shortchange their goals.
We need to be prepared, aware and participate.
I believe that it is completely up to us.
This document discusses parenting skills and their importance in child development. It outlines various parenting skills like being loving, caring, and helpful. It describes four main types of parenting: authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and neglectful. Parenting skills impact child development by shaping their attitudes, behaviors, and ability to function in society. Different factors like parents' education, emotions, and society can influence the development of parenting skills. Overall, good parenting is essential for helping children grow successfully.
This document provides parenting advice for superhero parents of children ages 0 to 12. It recommends getting to know your child's teachers well to ensure they are positive influences. It also suggests monitoring who your child spends time with to prevent bad influences and future heartache. Finally, it advises envisioning higher education for your children and exploring easy ways to start funding college now to reduce debt and open opportunities.
This document encourages teaching children and giving them opportunities, as teaching is how we can help children believe in themselves and make the world a better place. It stresses that every child deserves a chance and that teachers have the privilege of teaching children optimism and empowering them to find answers to life's problems and change the world for the better.
This document discusses parenting and the responsibilities of parents in raising children. It outlines four major responsibilities for parents: maintaining children's health and safety, promoting their emotional well-being, instilling social skills, and preparing children intellectually. Parents are advised to use the "Four C's" approach of care, consistency, choices, and consequences. The document also notes that not every parenting style benefits children and discusses the potential negative effects of overprotective parenting.
Adventures of the soul in Nagpur, challenges of life and programs, charm and enthusiasm
life. Adventure, Peace, Introspection, Expert guidance, Self- learning and Memories for
life , Relationships, Parenting, Parent- child, Love, Sex, Intimacy, Marriage, Couple,
Compatibility, Togetherness, Retreat, Camp, Adventure, Soul, Therapy, Explore, Counseling,
Marriage counseling, Inner- self, Nature, Meditation, Avinash Deoskar and Sapna Sharma
Marielle Evertsz offers various parenting workshops for parents of children from early childhood through high school age. The workshops provide practical parenting strategies and focus on topics such as positive parenting, discipline, temper tantrums, sibling rivalry, introverted/extroverted children, understanding teens and their developing brains, communicating with teens, and raising teen boys and girls. Evertsz aims to empower parents and start conversations by sharing experiences and strategies parents can use. Workshops are 2 hours and cost varies.
This essay discusses suicide, particularly among adolescents. It notes that someone commits suicide every 18 minutes, and over 1/3 of youths aged 12-18 who think about or attempt suicide will succeed. Depression is a major risk factor for teen suicide, as it affects mood, thoughts, eating, sleeping, and self-image. Adolescence can be a stressful time due to physical, social and academic pressures, and events like divorce can trigger intense sadness. While depressed people may seem fine, signs may include changes in school performance, sleep, appetite and withdrawal from friends and activities.
The document discusses counselling interventions at different life stages, beginning with infancy. For infancy, challenges include learning to walk, take solid foods, and talk. Guidelines for parents include supporting the child's development, frequent positive interaction, and attention during feeding. For childhood, challenges transitioning to school and developing knowledge are discussed. Guidelines include reading to children, encouraging questions, and ensuring non-discriminatory teachers. For adolescence, achieving independence and social roles are challenges, with guidelines like encouraging healthy friendships and open parent-child communication. Adulthood challenges include commitments like marriage, with guidelines to take time and get to know partners fully before making commitments.
Raising children is a huge obligation. This presentation applies business models to the task. It suggests that parents should adopt the role of 'authentic leader' to give their children the best chance of making it in this hostile world.
Parents play a crucial role in teaching children morality and ethics. They are responsible for guiding children through life's primary lessons, both big and small, and for instilling an understanding of right and wrong. As a child's first teachers, parents must consciously work to impart important moral values such as honesty, justice, compassion, respect, and more. The document provides several suggestions for how parents can effectively inculcate moral values in children through their own example, storytelling, praise of good behavior, respectful communication, and more. It emphasizes that the values parents teach will shape children's character and influence their behavior long into adulthood.
In this guide, we will explore the intricacies of teenage parenting, providing insights, advice, and practical strategies to help you nurture a healthy and thriving relationship with your teenager. For personality development for kids, visit - sanjeevdatta.com
Self Esteem _ Improve Your Confidence _ Mindful Parenting.pptxTonyoga
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Boost your self-esteem and confidence while embracing mindful parenting techniques. Discover practical strategies to enhance self-worth, foster positive growth, and nurture your child's emotional well-being.
Self Esteem _ Improve Your Confidence _ Mindful Parenting.pdfMindful Parenting
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Boost your self-esteem and confidence while embracing mindful parenting techniques. Discover practical strategies to enhance self-worth, foster positive growth, and nurture your child's emotional well-being.
https://mindfulparentingbyneeru.com/self-esteem/
Information and education for early childhood providers in New Mexico. Inside you will find dates for upcoming classes, tips for helping children stay healthy and happy, and contact information for UNM Cari単o.
The Boys Hope Girls Hope organization provides at-risk middle and high school students with housing, academic support, counseling, and care to help them succeed. Students live in houses near Regis Jesuit High School with live-in counselors. The program addresses students' medical, emotional, social, and academic needs and supports them through high school graduation and acceptance to college. Interviews with a student, counselor, and volunteer coordinator revealed the program helps students build responsibility, accountability, and family-like bonds while gaining opportunities they would otherwise lack.
This document summarizes Emily Homel's reflective presentation on the Boys Hope Girls Hope organization. The organization provides at-risk middle and high school students with housing, care, academic support, and assistance to attend college. Students live in houses with counselors and peers, where their medical, emotional, social, and academic needs are supported. Interviews with a learner, counselor, and volunteer coordinator highlight how the program helps students build responsibility, accountability, and community while gaining opportunities they would otherwise not have.
This document summarizes Emily Homel's reflective presentation on the Boys Hope Girls Hope organization. The organization provides at-risk middle and high school students with housing, care, academic support, and guidance to help them succeed. Students live in houses with counselors and peers, attend local high schools, and receive support to attend college. The presentation discusses interviews with a student, counselor, and coordinator about their experiences with the program and how it helps students develop skills and opportunities they otherwise would not have.
The Boys Hope Girls Hope organization provides at-risk middle and high school students with housing, academic support, counseling, and care to help them succeed. Students live in houses near Regis Jesuit High School with live-in counselors. The program addresses students' medical, emotional, social, and academic needs to help them complete high school and receive college scholarships. Interviews with a student, counselor, and coordinator showed that the program provides a supportive family environment that helps students improve their grades, develop responsibility, and gain opportunities they would otherwise not have.
Sibling issues can arise when one child has a mental disability. This can require adjustment and impact future relationships. However, children with disabled siblings often develop positive traits like empathy.
When working with youth in the criminal justice system, more focus should be placed on addressing underlying mental health issues rather than just restraining behaviors. Counselors need to help determine what is causing misbehavior.
Children who have experienced trauma like abuse, neglect, family separation, or disasters may react in various ways and need long-term support through counseling to rebuild trust and cope with their experiences. It is important counselors understand children's needs and can refer them to appropriate resources.
Role of family in personality developmentShahid Khan
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The document discusses the important role of family, especially parents, in developing a child's personality. It states that a child's personality starts taking shape from a young age through play, socialization, emotional development, and the behaviors and care provided by parents and teachers. A supportive family environment that encourages activities like play, social interaction, and developing self-expression and life skills can positively mold a child's personality as they grow.
'The child's plea 'i want to be better, not bitter.'drvijayamravi
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1) The document discusses the importance of nurturing children's growth and potential. It argues children inherently want to feel safe, accepted, and loved in order to develop into well-adjusted individuals.
2) However, indifference, hatred, lack of trust from adults can disrupt children's intellectual and emotional development and cause them to feel bitter rather than better. This happens when children are not properly guided, supported, and exposed to positive values and role models.
3) The document calls on educational institutions and families to work together to relink children's growth to love and justice. It suggests teaching self-respect, emotional literacy, and constructive discipline rather than just curricula to help children develop and address their basic plea
Positive relationships are important for well-being as humans are social animals. Good relationships are built on trust, effective communication, mutual respect and valuing differences. Teachers and parents can develop positive relationships by listening to understand each other's perspectives, respecting different views, and working together for mutual benefit rather than competition. Children learn relationship skills from role models, so adults should build trust with kids and encourage friendships.
This document discusses how to prepare children for an increasingly diverse world. It emphasizes teaching children to value and celebrate diversity, respect people of all backgrounds, and resist prejudice and discrimination. Some key recommendations include modeling inclusive behaviors, responding to children's questions about differences in a thoughtful way, exposing children to role models from different cultures, and creating opportunities for children to interact with those unlike themselves. The goal is to help children appreciate diversity rather than fear differences.
5. Communication is what works. Bechirot
teaches children to communicate
appropriately in spoken and unspoken
ways, and to hear and read the signals
given by others. When children know
what is really going on they can respond
accordingly. This skill will take them
anywhere they want to go as grownups.
6. Self Knowledge =
Happiness
We all want our kids to be happy.
We can achieve that!
The first step toward true contentment is
self awareness; it must come from within.
Bechirot empowers children with a positive
self-image and helps them develop the
skills they need to make choices that make
them happy & secure.
7. ll feelings
Despondency. Depression.
Sadness. Misery.terms
often used to describe a
teens feelings. Bechirot
stops these negative
emotions well before the
teenage years, and works
to eradicate them from
adolescents before the
paths they choose cause
them even more pain.
8. pportunities
Are always there
Bechirot works with young
people to help them
recognize both positive and
negative opportunities.
Self Growth
or
Self Destruction
Which would you choose?
9. The most important people
Outside our immediate family
are a childs friends.
10. To be part of the action ; to fit in; to be welcomed; to
sharethis is what matters to children. But how do
we choose which group is the right one for our kids?
11. As adults, our relationships take on a
new dimension. However, we are a
product of our childhood, and the
company we keep as grownups very
often depends on the closeness we
developed with friends and family
when we were young. Bechirot
strengthens family ties and
encouragsiblings.es close interaction
with parents and children.
12. Teacher Training
The Teacher is always right
But are they? Bechirot trains teachers to
recognize issues in the classroom and
playground. Teachers use their training to
diffuse potentially volatile situations and
reinforce principles of wise choices.
13. I ts all about thekids!!!!
Children dont like to be told what to do; they
should be in control of their own destiny. It is up
to us to give them the knowledge to effectively
change and regulate their responses so they can
fulfill THEIR mission: to be the best they can be.
That includes living a healthy productive life.
Thats Bechirots goal.
The choices they make based on the choices they
are given.
14. Mission statement
We give children the support and skills necessary to make
healthy choices for themselves. We will work with schools
and other community organizations to create student and
parent workshops that empower students, parents, and
their teachers to examine the choices children are
confronted with on a daily basis and provide tools
necessary to change the lives of our youth by teaching
them to make healthy lifestyle decisions.
15. Executive Director Ruth Sanders
Clinical Director Shlomo Lieberman LCSW
Educational Director Benzion Twerski PhD
Bechirot@Gmail.com
WWW.Bechirot.org
718-362-9008
Music by Yaakov Chesed Photos by Ariella Neren