Parent Coaching

BrainBloom’s Positive Discipline parent training program is designed to equip parents with practical skills and strategies rooted in the principles of mutual respect, encouragement, and effective communication. The program includes one on one sessions with Madison, a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator.

The training aims to help parents understand the philosophy behind Positive Discipline, emphasizing the importance of building a strong, respectful relationship with their children. Participants learn how to recognize and address the underlying reasons for their children's behavior, rather than focusing solely on punishment or reward. This understanding forms the basis for creating a nurturing and supportive environment where children feel safe to express themselves and learn from their experiences.

In addition to the Positive Discipline curriculum, Madison makes sure to include important information on developmental stages and how to make sure we are applying strategies in a neuro-affirming way.

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FAQs

  • In parent coaching sessions, we work together to create actionable plans for positive change. I provide insights into child development and behavior, and offer strategies to address challenges.

  • Parent coaching follows the positive discipline curriculum as opposed to doing deep personal psychological exploration. While we do take time in our session to explore your parental identity, we do not dive into past issues. We focus solely on which positive discipline tools can help current parenting issues.

  • Yes, parent coaching sessions are confidential. I still adhere to ethical guidelines and respect client privacy. Information shared during sessions is kept confidential unless there are concerns related to the safety and well-being of the child or others.

  • Before sessions, think about specific issues or goals you'd like to address. Reflect on recent challenges or successes, jot down questions you have, and be open to discussing different perspectives and trying new strategies suggested by your coach.