Monica Johns – Healing Children of High Conflict Families

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Monica Johns – Healing Children of High Conflict Families

Are you a parent? of High-Families caught up in conflict are called “conflict families”. of A toxic, never-ending parental conflict? These children are torn between both parents and forced to lie or take sides—afraid to love one parent while in the presence of They fear the other. They fear for their lives. of Abandonment and low self-Self-esteem and self-esteem-Hatred, and the lack thereof of trust. They can be resentful, depressed and anxious. These oppositional behavior get them into serious trouble and land them in juvenile courts. If you are frustrated because your strategies do little to improve your client’s mental and emotional health—look no further!

Join high-Expert in conflict families Monica JohnsLearn concrete family facts from NCC, LPC and NCC-These strategies are based on:

• Integrating client-Solution-Focused Therapy and Emotional-Focused therapy as a form of therapy
• Assessment tools for parental alienation behavior and hostile parenting
• Techniques to guide co-Parents must work with their children to overcome toxic hostility, anger and revenge.
• Non-formal activities to teach children-Conflict resolution, hostile communication and relationships-building skills
• Methods to identify and navigate parent and child manipulation and agendas
• Activities that teach children about themselves-Caring, resilience, and coping strategies
• Steps to becoming an effective court-Nominated therapist

You will be able evaluate high-conflict families, assess their needs and make recommendations to educate other professionals about the damage. of This is a never-ending conflict. Your new skills will help you create a healthier family and increase your clinical success rate.

1. Illustration of the psychology of A high level of-Conflict families and their attempts to manipulate others.
2. How to identify aggressive parenting and parental alienation.
3. Demonstrate skills to motivate and challenge coworkers-Parents helping to make their child a success-Focused decisions.
4. Create a safe environment that allows children to love both their parents.
5. Use effective strategies to manage and diffuse family anger, grief, revenge, and conflict addiction.
6. Declare the ethical necessity of reducing high conflict for emotional and mental health of The children.
7. Inspire a family that is supportive and encourages each other-Friendly team of professionals.

Illustration of You can find more information at High Conflict Family (HCF).

• Long-Long-term impact on children’s emotional and mental health
• Hostile Aggressive Parenting
• Parental Alienation Behaviors
• Disorders of the parental personality
• Alienation vs. estrangement vs. justified resistance

Assessing Tools for Measurement

• Strength of The perceived alliance between parents
• Parents’ ability to cooperate and negotiate with each other
• Willingness vs. capability

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Techniques and strategies to:

• Confront family anger, revenge, fear, conflict addiction, grief and embarrassment
• Navigate parental manipulations and child agendas and detect them.
• Challenge a child’s resistance towards parental contact
• The effects of the Internet on parents and children must be understood of High-Families in conflict
• Encourage parental conflict resolution while teaching your children to remain child.-Focused
• Challenge co-Parents should have children-Focused decisions
• To overcome false beliefs and build strong alliances
• Parental personality disorders can be managed
• Teach coping, self-Resiliency and care skills
• Create non-Negative communication and conflict resolution skills
• Encourage healthy coexistence-Parenting skills and relationships-building skills
• Eye-opening family strategies

Alternative Dispute Resolution, as an Intervention

• Parent Coordinator
• Co-Parent counselor
• Plan for parenthood
• Collaborate with attorneys, schools, social services, gAd litems from the Uardian Urdians

The Family System Approach: Step by Step-By-Step by Step Guide to:

• Do a house visit
• Get rid of the stifling boundaries
• The rules must be established
• Make sure you have a safe place
• Organise family meetings
• Access the necessary support systems

Ethical Obligations

• Confidentiality
• Neglect and emotional abuse
• Reporting/involving Child Protective Services
• Violations of the ethical code
• Dual relationships and impartiality
• Impact of Continued custody litigation concerning treatment

Here’s what you can expect in the new book Monica Johns – Healing Children of High Conflict Families