Welcome to part 3 of the 3-part podcast series on help with school (see links below to the other two).
In this podcast, watch and learn the tools necessary for parents and educators alike to achieve the optimum results with children, and all relationships, through positive communication. This podcast helps us to understand and learn how we can empower children and receive peaceful and optimum outcomes in all areas of life.
Having close to 50 years experience working in the educational system, Dr. Marvin Marshall shows how to have young people influence themselves to become more responsible by implementing three practices and by using the Raise Responsibility System. By showing how to promote responsibility—rather than aiming at obedience—you become more effective, improve relationships, promote responsibility, and reduce stress for all family members.
Dr. Marshall shows parents, grandparents, foster parents, and anyone working with young people how to reduce stress and have young people WANT to do what adults would like them to do. His approach is unique because it is totally non coercive, yet not permissive. People who use his unique approach reduce stress for all involved and continually find working with young people a joy. Disagreements are easily handled, impulsive behavior is eliminated, and conflicts even between siblings are significantly reduced.
Links associated with this podcast:
http://disciplinewithoutstress.org/: To get charitable “free” materials for any educational institution.
The Raise Responsibility System (Discipline System) Program for Teachers
FREE pdf download of parenting tips
For further practical skills in communication techniques search “levels of social development.”
Books by Dr. Marvin Marshall:
Podcast #1, of the 3-part series, on help with school: The Parents Complete Guide to School Advocacy
Podcast #2, of the three-part, “help with school,” series: Brain, Body and Sensory Motor Integration Tools
Karen’s live radio show interview with Dr. Marvin Marshall is show #33.
Impulse control tip to help stay in control: Taking a deep gasping breath with your mouth open stimulates the trigeminal nerve which is just below the jawbone. This relaxes internal emotions. Do this 7 to 9 times, and it reduces the physiological response and creates new neural connections.
Quickly Reduce Your Child’s Symptoms
of Autism by Eliminating 7 Specific Foods that Most People Consume Daily!
The first crucial step of autism recovery is to begin restoring health to the gut and the immune system.
The health of the gut is directly linked to the health of the brain and therefore to the symptoms of autism. In fact, 80% of the immune system comes from the gut so if the gut is not healthy, then the brain can’t thrive, and the immune system is compromised. It’s a vicious cycle, but thankfully, it’s one that we can put an end to by first eliminating harmful foods.
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This is great. Thank you so much. This makes so much sense.
Yes, everyone should know how to do this. I’m glad you found it helpful.