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your child is at-risk, displaying 

self-destructive behaviors, and

needs your help and intervention.

 

 

 

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How can I help my ADDICTED TEEN?

 

Will being ADOPTED make adolescence harder for my child?

 

How can I deal with the ANGER

 in our family?

 

Is my teen's BEHAVIOR just normal teenage rebellion?

 

What do parents and teachers need to know about BULLYING?

 

What is EMOTIONAL ABUSE?

 

How can I help my OVERWEIGHT

daughter?

 

Help!  My teen is a RUNAWAY

 

My teen is cutting.  What do I need to know about SELF-INJURY?

 

What is 'normal' teen SEXUAL BEHAVIOR and what is cause for concern?

 

Where can I find a reliable ALCOHOL & DRUG TESTING KIT?

 

What makes a STRONG FAMILY?

 

Coaching: Focusing on Solutions

& Getting Results You Want

by Irene Lebedies

 

You cannot teach a person anything;

you can only help him find it within himself.

–  Galileo Gallilei

 

Just as an athletic coach helps players train and condition to reach their individual and team goals, a life coach can help you reach your personal goals and family goals.

 

Through coaching, you will:

  • Gain new tools and have more energy to deal with issues

  • Make better decisions for yourself and your family because your focus is clear

  • Learn how to be firm and loving, tough and fair -- at the same time

  • Learn to be your true self self-confident and strong

  • Experience a greater enjoyment of family and life in general

  • Develop a balanced life that works

  • Take better and smarter action through goals and purpose

 

 

 

A coach is a highly-trained individual who will work with you in a partnership of honesty and trust to create the purposes and goals that you want for your self and your  family.  This may include new ways of looking at parenting, disciplining, communicating, or relating to your spouse and to your children.

 

A coach helps to illuminate what is happening right now, distinguish the real issues, build new skills, challenge you to use new approaches, support you, and find new solutions.

 

 

 

Coaching is always about you and where you want to go, what goals you want to reach and what the difference is that you want to make.  A coach will inspire you, energize you, and support your learning, development, and positive action.  A coach truly believes in you!

 

Coaching differs from therapy in that it deals with the present and future and does not go in depth with issues of the past.

 

Coaching works when you – seeing the gap between the present reality and the goal – are willing to learn, grow, and take action.

 

 

Confidence in Parenting

 Irene Lebedies

Family Coach

480-275-2787

 

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When a teenager, or any-age child for that matter, rebels against authority, tries to take over the household, or starts unwanted behaviors, parents have very few options.  Instead of sending the child away to a boarding school or intervention program for thousands of dollars per month, family coaching is a HOME INTERVENTION.  For a fraction of the cost of sending a child away, parents can learn how to handle even the trickiest situations, and take charge of the family.  Parents will confidently resolve the problems AT HOME.  This is what a Family Coach is for: support the parents, build them up and guide them to be the best parents they can be!

 

 

 

Helen Hipp

Life & Advocacy Coach

WithInU Life Coaching

1-888-240-2250

 

FREE 30-minute coaching session!

 

ARE YOU READY?

Do more than believe that you can achieve

Move beyond labels and diagnoses

Challenge assumptions

Explore new directions

Put your life together YOUR WAY

You can tap into your personal power with intention, attitude & action, and navigate through life with more clarity, direction, and action.

 

 

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families

by Stephen R. Covey

Covey demonstrates how the principles he introduced in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People  can be used to build the kind of strong, loving family that lasts for generations.  Visit Three Resolutions.

 

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