Extreme Temperament
Is your child or teen sensitive about things that don’t seem to bother other children?
Does your child have bigger or more intense reactions than many other children?
Do they tend to react impulsively — speaking or acting before they think about what the consequences might be?
Is your child or teen “strong-willed,” often inflexible?
Does your child struggle with social skills?
If you answered yes to three or more of the above questions, you may have a child or teen who has an extreme temperament.
If this sounds like your child, do you wish you knew how to guide them to become more:
cooperative
communicative
emotionally mature
socially confident
motivated and self-reliant
considerate
thorough about daily routines, homework, and household chores
skilled in ‘school success strategies’ and academic basics
When a child or teen has a very extreme temperament, they may receive a diagnosis, most often of ADHD, Autism, or BAP (broader autism phenotype). You’ll be pleased to learn that the “Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting” strategies are effective at bringing out the best in children and teens, regardless of whether they have a diagnosis or not.
Book an initial consultation with Noël
If you think you might benefit from our Intensive Parent Coaching, the first step is for you, and your partner if you have one, to schedule a 45-minute Initial Consultation with Noël.
At the Initial Consultation you’ll have the chance to ask Noël any questions you may have about our Intensive Parent Coaching, and she’ll ask both of you some questions to find out more about your family.
During the Initial Consultation Noël will begin advising you on how to use the ‘Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting’ strategies to improve your family’s issues.
At the end of the Initial Consultation, Noël will let you know if she thinks the Intensive Parent Coaching is right for your family.
The ‘Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting’ approach is practical, down-to-earth, and solution-oriented.
Click here to learn about the typical and more complex issues we address and some of the habits we teach parents.
