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2010 Newsletters (HTML and PDF Format)

September	HTML Format :: PDF Format Recognize, Reinforce, and Appreciate Children's Favorable Behaviors.
August	HTML Format :: PDF Format Help your children to get along with each other.
April	HTML Format :: PDF Format Understanding our Four Basic Needs will help Ourselves and Our Children
February/March	HTML Format :: PDF Format Understanding Your Adopted Child - How to Help Them to Make and Keep Friends.
January	HTML Format :: PDF Format To Our Children's Success - Change your mornings and the way you interact with your children and you will help them to feel good and attract good days and good friends into their lives.

2009 Newsletters (HTML and PDF Format)

December	HTML Format :: PDF Format Productive ways parents can talk to their children. This will help the children to feel good about themselves and feeling good attracts good things into our lives.
November	HTML Format :: PDF Format The Importance of Attunement. This can help or hurt your child in many ways, including making and keeping friends.
October	HTML Format :: PDF Format Build new friendships and rebuild important relationships.
August/September	HTML Format :: PDF Format What makes PARENTING go right?
April/May	HTML Format :: PDF Format The Power of Your Emotions
March	HTML Format :: PDF Format When children are deciding whether to be friends with someone, they unconsciously or consciously ask themselves important questions.
February	HTML Format :: PDF Format Help your child to develop ways to Self-Regulate = (self-control) and they will attract friendships and success into their lives.
January	HTML Format :: PDF Format Promote your child’s well being and they will attract friends into their lives.

2008 Newsletters (HTML and PDF Format)

November/December	HTML Format :: PDF Format Symptoms of Inner Peace
October	HTML Format :: PDF Format The Kind of Parenting Style you Choose Can Help or Hurt Your Child.
September	HTML Format :: PDF Format Preparing our children for success and that includes assisting them in making and keeping friends.
August	HTML Format :: PDF Format Allow children to feel welcome at your home.
July	HTML Format :: PDF Format What is Social Anxiety?
June	HTML Format :: PDF Format Values and how they affect your family and your children's social skills
May	HTML Format :: PDF Format Children with Asperger’s Syndrome
March/April	HTML Format :: PDF Format Mother and Daughter Relationships
February	HTML Format :: PDF Format Father and Son Relationships - They can help or hurt your son's ability to make and keep friends.
January	HTML Format :: PDF Format It always starts with you - Parents make excellent leaders when they know where they are going. It always starts with you.

2007 Newsletters (HTML and PDF Format)
December	HTML Format :: PDF Format Harmony in Our Lives
November	HTML Format :: PDF Format Children with ADD/ADHD
October	HTML Format :: PDF Format Divorce and Parental influence on Social Development
September	HTML Format :: PDF Format Teasing Hurts and It Is NOT OK.
July/August	HTML Format :: PDF Format The Power of Happiness of Making Friends
June	HTML Format :: PDF Format Setting Limits with Our Children
May	HTML Format :: PDF Format Recognize, Reinforce & Appreciate Favorable Behaviors
April	HTML Format :: PDF Format Help Your Children Make Closer Connections
March	HTML Format :: PDF Format Help Your Child to Make Changes in Their Behavior
February	HTML Format :: PDF Format Help Your Child Build Self Confidence
January	HTML Format :: PDF Format Play Helps Children and Adolescents with Their Social Skills

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April

Talking to Children About Violence HTML Format :: PDF Format

High profile acts of violence, particularly in schools, can confuse and frighten children who may feel in danger or worry that their friends or loved-ones are at risk. They will look to adults for information and guidance on how to react. Parents and school personnel can help children feel safe by establishing a sense of normalcy and security and talking with them about their fears.
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2006 Newsletters (PDF FORMAT)

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