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“HIGHLY RECOMMENDED”
“I have used these books for all of my 23 years of elementary counseling classroom lessons. They are among the best resources to teach assertiveness and personal skill.” “Parents love these books because they learn new ways to talk to their kids and help themselves, as well. They improve behavior and attitudes from the “inside-out.”
WHAT'S NEW?
Greetings to Radio Disney Listeners!
I really enjoyed my interview with Brenda
Nelson and was happy to share tips and strategies for building
self-esteem in families. It was especially fun sharing how I'm
teaching my grand-kids about the "win-win way" through playing games.
Four year old Alexa makes it perfectly clear that SHE DOES NOT LIKE TO LOSE! So, we enjoy playing, then, after someone wins, we go another round so that everyone can win! That way everyone is happy, and everyone feels like a winner. I'm glad that we can now continue our conversation through my website! Do you have a win-win story about your own child? Click "contact" and share it with me!
Kids books now available online!
Because of their unique design and size, Liking Myself and The Mouse, the Monster and Me are not eligible for the distribution channels that would bring them to bookstores or to other countries. However, technology still allows readers, teachers, parents, and therapists to read these books online and share them with kids. Scribd is being called "YouTube for Documents," allowing viewers to see the documents. Readers can scroll through the book online, flip through pages, and even download a pdf to print. With no printing costs, the publisher of these books can charge less. Click here to preview and purchase Uplift Books on Scribd. |
For Parents and Everyone Else Who Cares About Children: “Parents are inspired and grateful for the uplifting, wonderful information Louise provides.” “As a clinical psychologist specializing in adults with chronic pain, I see the wreckage in people's lives caused by childhood neglect and abuse. The need for positive parenting is urgent.” The Promise of Positive Parenting
The "Big Picture"Positive parenting begins with the "big picture"—the optimistic vision that motivates parents to start their families. It guides everything that happens on a day-by-day basis; it gives meaning and purpose to life, and sustains us through the tough times. All the "little things" contribute to the success of the "big picture" goal. “Keeping the big picture in mind is one of the most important things parents can do, and also one of the hardest.” The ProcessFor many, positive parenting requires the hard work of rewriting the "script," or pattern, they learned from their parents. It means letting go of fear-based parenting styles and practicing the uplifting attitudes and strategies that support healthy development. The PayoffThe rewards for positive parenting show up in:
There is no better feeling than knowing you have raised a healthy family that will forever have a heart-connection. |
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The Winning Family "Uniquely inspiring accessible, and non-guilt provoking!" "I like this book!" "A wealth of forthright information." |
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On the "A wonderful book! If everyone in America read this book and did the
recommended exercises, half of all the pain and suffering we currently
experience would disappear." |
"Liking Myself is an encouraging book and a valuable resource for building self-esteem and emotional stability in young people 5 to 10 years of age."
"The Mouse, the Monster and Me, meant for readers ages 8 and up, teaches healthy, non-violent conflict management skills that are more vital than ever in today's increasingly interdependent society."

Positive parenting is a pro-active, uplifting approach that brings out the best in families. A positive parenting style can prevent risky behavior, addictions, diseases, and painful family dramas. All the bad stuff can be prevented.


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