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By Arthur E. Jongsma Jr., Sarah Edison Knapp
Designed for psychological health and wellbeing pros, clergy and pediatricians, this reference addresses 31 proposing issues of a spotlight on giving mom and dad the abilities they should aid their teenagers deal with difficulties corresponding to the results of trauma, institution pressures, and sexual abuse. The textual content describes the behavioral manifestations of every challenge and gives long term targets, non permanent goals, and clinically established therapies. It incorporates a pattern remedy plan that conforms to the necessities of such a lot third-party payers and accrediting corporations.
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30. Teach the parents to use the phrase “Soon you’ll be on your own” to encourage the child to earn freedom from parental monitoring by demonstrating independent and responsible behavior (see Parent Talk by Moorman). 31. , using a broken record response, choices, refusing to argue); ask them to record the results in a discipline journal. 32. , time out, change the location of the behavior, or switch activities). 33. Brainstorm with the single parent a list of support people who can be called on to babysit, console, and help out in case of emergency.
Implement strategies for extinguishing negative attention-seeking behavior. (12, 13, 14) 12. 13. in Parent Effectiveness Training by Gordon). uk). , complete homework, clean room, assist in a household chore). , build a model car, learn to play the guitar) which involve an interactive activity between parent and child. Use role play to help the parents prepare for ignoring negative behavior; emphasize that this behavior may escalate during initial attempts to ignore it; however, it will diminish as the result of consistent and sustained lack of reinforcement.
Waver between giving the child attention for negative behavior and reacting with anger and frustration. 3. Confused, frustrated, and exhausted by the constant demands by the attention-seeking child on the family’s resources. 4. Lack the positive strategies, disciplinary techniques, and confidence necessary to deal effectively with the attention-seeking child. 5. Siblings resent and reject the attention-seeking child. 6. The attention-seeking child feels unimportant and unrecognized and escalates the negative attention-seeking behaviors in an attempt to satisfy unmet needs.