FREE LIVE TRAINING:
"How to Teach Your Teens Skills for Life"
Session 5. How to avoid arguments with your teen
9th June 7:30pm
Do you ever have arguments with your teen?
Would you like to find out how to have less of them, and get more of the results that they and you want?
We'll show you some practical strategies that will help you...
- Understand how the teenage brain works
- Use language effectively to increase harmony and understanding
- Adopt mindsets and ask good questions that will help both of you get more of what you want
With these skills you will be able to help your teen form better relationships, manage their own wellbeing effectively, and create more of what they want in their life.
This free webinar is part of our our Teach Your Teens Skills for Life series and will help you to do all of that
Sign up below. It's Free and its LIVE. Presented by UK and Internationally accredited Career Coach, Dave Cordle and Teen Coach/Mentor & former teacher, Charlotte Noon.
Sign up here and we'll see you on 9th June at 7:30pm
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Teach Your Teens Skills for Life (How to have less arguments with your teen)
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This Webinar is right for you if...
You want to help your teen thrive now and in the future
You'd like less arguments and a calmer household
You want to show them how to reduce stress
What people say about working with Dave and Charlotte
Helps reduce stress
“After just a couple of sessions with Charlotte, my daughter learnt techniques to help her feel more in control and less anxious "
Gets you moving forwards
"Emilia left the session with more confidence that she had the tools to complete her university personal statement and CV and to help her find the type of work she needed during her time in 6th form"
Makes a difference
"Thanks Dave - it has been such a useful week and has made me stop and think about where I want my career to go"
