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Adlerian parent consultation

Therapists often find themselves in over their heads when parents seek their advice about a misbehaving child or teen. Expert Adlerian psychotherapist and educator, Jon Carlson, demonstrates how to bring the focus away from the child's behavior and back to the parent's actions. In this video, you'll see Dr. Carlson consult with a mom whose 13-year old son back-talks on every chore and request. Then Carlson facilitates a parenting group, helping the parents shut down the power struggles with their teens so they can recognize when to give responsibility, when to back off and when to draw boundaries. Keywords: parenting, consultation, groups, group, Alfred Adler, child therapy, Carlson, family therapy, parenting group, power, fight, teenager, mother, parenthood, Counseling, Counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.

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  • "Therapists often find themselves in over their heads when parents seek their advice about a misbehaving child or teen. Expert Adlerian psychotherapist and educator, Jon Carlson, demonstrates how to bring the focus away from the child's behavior and back to the parent's actions. In this video, you'll see Dr. Carlson consult with a mom whose 13-year old son back-talks on every chore and request. Then Carlson facilitates a parenting group, helping the parents shut down the power struggles with their teens so they can recognize when to give responsibility, when to back off and when to draw boundaries. Keywords: parenting, consultation, groups, group, Alfred Adler, child therapy, Carlson, family therapy, parenting group, power, fight, teenager, mother, parenthood, Counseling, Counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
  • "In the first section, Dr. Jon Carlson discusses Adlerian parent consultation in relation to child therapy with host Don Keat. The second section features Dr. Carlson in an actual therapy session with a mother alone, and then with a group of 5 mothers. The final section is a question and answer session with the audience of therapists-in-training."@en
  • "In the first section, Dr. Jon Carlson discusses Adlerian parent consultation in relation to child therapy with host Don Keat. The second section features Dr. Carlson in an actual therapy session with a mother alone, and then with a group of 5 mothers. The final section is a question and answer session with the audience of therapists-in-training."
  • ""In this training video, expert Adlerian psychotherapist Jon Carlson conducts an actual parent consultation session and parenting group with mothers experiencing power struggles with their teenage children. Carlson first consults with a mother whose 13-year-old son talks back to her on every chore and request. Then he facilitates a parenting group, helping the parents shut down the power struggles with their teens so they can recognize when to give responsibility, when to back off, and when to draw boundaries. You will learn techniques to run effective parenting groups, including helping parents connect and leverage their own experience to help each other; understand the key aspects of Adlerian parent consultation, including eliciting specific examples of the problems that have occurred and encouraging shifts in parenting styles, which can result in significant changes in children's behavior; and gain insight into how Carlson connects with parents, highlights their knowledge and expertise, and empowers them to try new things. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, and social work.""@en

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