Podcast #8: I’m a Keeper – Living by Design
How to Set Boundaries Your child may manage strong opposition to your boundaries. “This is a free country!” your teenager may exclaim as he endeavors to prove it to you.
Continue readingHow to Set Boundaries Your child may manage strong opposition to your boundaries. “This is a free country!” your teenager may exclaim as he endeavors to prove it to you.
Continue readingUnderstanding ourselves is the first step to being able to control ourselves and our emotions. I think we can all agree on that. But how are control and emotions related?
Continue readingIn our last episode, we discussed WHY the Grace Method is so successful. Today let’s delve a little deeper into this topic to learn the following about this “best method
Continue readingAll parents become parents for the first time each time they welcome another child into their family. Unfortunately, we must learn as we go as best we can. We must
Continue readingIs yours a peaceful home? Or are there far too many personal relationship clashes between your children or between you and your child? Why do these clashes occur? Is there
Continue readingLet’s give some attention today to parent-child bonding. We’ve already discussed some points that are critical to parenting success. Parent-child bonding would be at the top of the list. Let’s
Continue readingIf you have not completed the InnerKinetics Child Temperament Key, please be sure to click on the link to download a PDF.
Continue readingWelcome to the new podcast, “I’m a Keeper — Living by Design.” In this first episode, Dr. Ray W. Lincoln lays the foundation for what will become an ongoing monthly
Continue readingKeep three words in mind when you want to use more tools to teach yourself and others to manage emotions. They are: distract, disconnect, reframe. All three are ways to
Continue readingKey to our success in controlling emotions is… Well, let me ask you a question. Do you remember what lies at the core of all conscious human functioning (behavior) and
Continue readingKeep three words in mind when you want to use more tools to teach yourself and others the management of emotions. They are: distract, disconnect, reframe. All three are ways to
Continue readingUsing words we all can readily understand, the emotional brain needs to be calmed down at times, especially when we are in the grip of an emotional outburst. So far,
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