Transcript
0:01 Hi, I'm Patti Wipfler, founder and program director at Hand In Hand Parenting. Do you have a child who hits, who shoves other children sometimes who wamps on their sibling when you're not looking or even when you are? Almost all of us have children for whom big feelings come up and drive their behavior towards aggression every now and then or sometimes. Often you really hard situation for us parents. We love our children. We don't love what they're doing and sometimes we don't love them while they're doing it.
0:34 Our teleseminar is here for you. We're going to bring you information you need to help resolve the feelings that drive that behavior in your child. We'll bring you information about how you can get support so that you're upset about them doesn't drive your relationship with your child. Michelle Kokel, mother of two and a real expert at healing aggressive behavior, is going to be with me and will talk to you about why aggression happens.
1:05 We'll give you tools with which to mitigate it, tools that can actually dissolve the feelings that drive it in your child. I think you'll find it very interesting. What we want to do is give you what you have always wanted, which is the power to truly help your child in significant ways. So Join us Thursday, February 26th if you can't come at 6pM Pacific Time, sign up anyway. We'll send you a link and you can listen to excellent information.
1:34 I hope you'll join us. Thanks.
Summary
- Many children exhibit aggressive behavior driven by intense emotions.
- Parents often struggle with their feelings towards their child's aggression.
- The teleseminar aims to provide insights into the causes of aggression in children.
- Participants will learn techniques to help resolve the underlying feelings driving aggressive behavior.
- Support will be offered to ensure parental feelings do not negatively impact the parent-child relationship.
- The event is scheduled for February 26th, with options for those unable to attend live.