Changing children's behavior toward positive behavior

Explore how to guide your children toward positive behavior and building healthy relationships

When do I start teaching my child to use the bathroom? My child is stubborn! I can't control my son's movement! You can deal with all of these behaviors and more professionally through programs dedicated to each behavior after the first evaluation session, and then start learning the correct ways to deal with it through four weekly sessions.

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Changing children's behavior toward positive behavior

About Program

What is the importance of changing children's behavior towards positive behavior?

The importance of changing children's behavior towards positive actions lies in:

1. Developing Life Skills: Learning positive behavior helps children develop important life skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and making the right decisions.
2. Building Good Relationships: Positive behavior can help build positive relationships with others, enhancing effective communication and mutual respect.
3. Boosting Self-Confidence: When children can achieve success in their actions and goals, it can increase their self-confidence.
4. Academic Success: Positive behavior can positively impact academic performance and achievement.
5. Reducing Behavioral Issues: Positive behavior can reduce behavioral issues such as violence and defiance.
6. Achieving Success in the Future: Children are prepared to achieve personal and professional success in the future by promoting positive behavior.

Enhancing positive behavior in children promotes their personal and social development, preparing them for a bright and productive future.

Is this package suitable for me?

- Challenging and stubborn behavior of children
- Difficulty in dealing with inappropriate child behavior
- Managing anger and aggressive behavior of children
- Difficulty in promoting positive behavior and developing communication skills with children
- Negative impact of children's behavior on daily life and family relationships

If you are facing these challenges, the Changing Children's Behavior toward positive behavior program may be suitable to help you improve your children's behavior and relationships in a positive manner

Program Sessions and Stages

This program consists of five stages, where the program is divided into sequential steps that help you reach specific goals. Each stage focuses on achieving a specific goal, and then moves on to the next stage to help with continuous growth and development. Let's take a look at the five stages:

Step 1: Assessment

The assessment process involves evaluating the symptoms and factors that contribute to the behavior. Diagnosis can help identify the root cause of the unwanted behavior and develop an appropriate treatment plan.

Step 2: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) teaches the child how to change their thinking patterns and behaviors, which can contribute to modifying the unwanted behavior.

Step 3: Parent Guidance and Counseling

Teaching parents how to listen attentively to their children's feelings and concerns, and the importance of providing them with love and support, can help modify their behaviors.

Step 4: Parent and Child Training

Training parents on positive reinforcement and punishment techniques and teaching children relaxation techniques and coping skills are essential to extinguish unwanted behaviors.

Step 5: Relapse Prevention

Providing strategies for relapse prevention and maintaining progress. It is important to help individuals identify signs of relapse and provide them with tools to maintain the gains they have made.

Program Providers

Owid Sultan Albuqami

NON MEDICAL - SPECIALIST 5

Katebah Mahjoub

NON MEDICAL - SPECIALIST 5

Ashwag Ali Majrashi

NON MEDICAL - SPECIALIST 5

Huda Abdusalam

NON MEDICAL - SPECIALIST 5

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