Course Description
In this e-learning course, Power Struggles to Tranquility: Understanding Misbehaviour, you will have an in-depth look at misbehaviour; why children misbehave and what we can do about it. Dealing with misbehaviour does not have to be an exhausting and disheartening chore.
Course Objectives
By completing this e-learning course, you will be able to:
- Explain the difference between misbehaviour and behaviour.
- List the different stages of cognitive (brain) development in a growing child and what you can expect at each development stage to help ensure your behavioural expectations are realistic.
- Name & identify children’s four Goals of Misbehaviour and what the child believes about him/herself when in each goal.
- Name & identify each of the additional three Teen Goals of Misbehaviour and what the teen believes about him/herself when in each goal.
- Name the four Positive Goals of Behaviour.
- Describe how to change a child’s misbehaviour by not letting them reach their mistaken goal and guide them toward finding more positive ways to belong.
Course Materials
- Video lessons
- Audios
- Power Struggles to Tranquility workbook
- Optional forms
Course Navigational video
Watch the video below.
Disclaimer:
*This e-learning course is meant to be an educational and general interest program and is NOT intended to replace professional therapy, counselling or advice. You should not depend on the information in this e-learning course and its associated forums, discussion groups, and services for medical, psychological, legal or financial decisions. Please consult a mental health professional for advice or treatment regarding any mental health concerns. Neither Peel Family Education Centre nor any of our partners or affiliates are liable to anyone for any act or omission taken in reliance upon any information provided in this e-learning course.
Ready?
Are you ready to explore an easier and effective way of dealing with misbehaviour and help your child learn more acceptable ways of behaving that leave both you and your child feeling respected? Click on the first lesson below.