Overindulgence – Kids Experience it Now, Adults Pay Later

From our presentation at the San Diego Positive Parenting in a Changing World conference on Saturday February 5th, many of you wanted more info on Overindulgence! So, here you go! Here is some of our presentation, as researched by our good friend, Dr. Jean Illsley Clarke. Her research shows that adults are impacted by an [...]

“The King’s Speech” – A Royal Lesson in Parenting for all of us

How Would YOU Raise the Future King of England? How would you raise the future President of the United States? How would you raise the future Oprah? How would you raise your grand kid’s first grade teacher? We went to see “The King’s Speech” this weekend and loved it. But… It’s not the story you [...]

How to Talk to Your Teens About Money – Fun Workshop Feb 5!

There are at least three things you will do when you leave this workshop to give yourself and your children a better financial future. Money doesn’t grow on trees or ATMs and it certainly doesn’t grow on a cell phone connected to mom and dad’s checkbook. Mother birds build beautiful nests, feed those lovely babies [...]

Moms Speak Out on Eileen & Steve’s Coaching and Parenting Classes

Client Comments… Eileen has taught me valuable listening and communication skills to help create a more loving atmosphere in my home, and it’s working! Also during this time, I changed not only jobs, but professions. I needed to be more accessible to my son during his off-school hours. Eileen was so supportive as I began the interview process.

What is Turnaround Parenting?

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Life and Death in Front of My House

Actually, there was no decision on my part other than to decide to try save this guy’s life or accept the fact that he is already gone. I am no doctor so all I knew to do was to begin CPR that I learned two decades ago. All I knew was that compressing his chest and breathing into his lungs might revive him if he wasn’t too far gone. So, I just started – compressing, pumping, pumping, pumping.

For 10 minutes I did this while things happened around me. After the paramedics got there and took over, his wife, two grown sons, and a daughter in law showed up.