A parent who was receiving her first Resonance Repatterning session looked
at me and said, "I've had 2 years of therapy about my son. Only today, do I
understand and feel ready to forgive him."
As a parent, you may want to resolve a physical, emotional or mental problem, or you
may want your family to experience more security, love, ease, communication and
joy. Whatever your need, we zero in on the unconscious beliefs and patterns that
keep you stuck in repetitive problems.
More important than efficiency, is the heart connection we bring to each session. You
are shifting with love, support and guidance.
Curious if this is for you? Find out how it works.
at me and said, "I've had 2 years of therapy about my son. Only today, do I
understand and feel ready to forgive him."
As a parent, you may want to resolve a physical, emotional or mental problem, or you
may want your family to experience more security, love, ease, communication and
joy. Whatever your need, we zero in on the unconscious beliefs and patterns that
keep you stuck in repetitive problems.
More important than efficiency, is the heart connection we bring to each session. You
are shifting with love, support and guidance.
Curious if this is for you? Find out how it works.
Your child is one-of-a-kind.....and you are losing your mind.
You wouldn't wish your child on your worst enemy....or maybe you would....they are
the "centerpiece" at family functions and usually not in a good way. You might have
been tempted to leave them at a rest area....if you thought you could get
away with it.
Infants: Your baby cries way too much. Damned, if you can figure out why more
than 25% of the time. You walk them, rock them, and pass them off to any willing
arms. You are up at night way too much. You receive plenty of advice, none of it
helpful. You feel alone, punished, lost, ashamed, and most of all exhausted.
Read more about babies....
Toddlers: Everything has ended up on top of the refrigerator in your frantic
attempts to keep your child safe. Your child is into the toilet, the outlets, the phone,
the computer, faucets. Your pet goes hungry, so your toddler won't eat its food.
Visiting other houses is a nightmare. You wonder if it's even possible to teach
your child "DON'T TOUCH". Transitions, like getting out of diapers, are
impossible. Your child still doesn't sleep through the night...and you are bleary-eyed
and not thinking clearly.
School Age: Mealtimes continue to be a minefield. Your child has intense likes and
dislikes, and frankly, you are tired of chicken fingers, plain pasta and pizza. At
school, the rubber has hit the road. You have an on-going dialogue with every adult
in the school. You are sick of homework, sick of explaining, sick of school,
sick of Parent/Teacher conferences. Your child often loses lunchboxes, coats,
gloves, hats, pants. (Pants! How does a kid lose his pants?) Your child comes home
restless, agitated, and hungry. Your life may feel like running on marbles.
Tweens: Your child struggles with finding and keeping friends. Organized sports
have become too confining. You might find sleepovers are a nightmare. Moodiness is
the new norm. Your child picks fights and criticizes everything. Homework is
probably inconsistent. Your child works best when you sit next to them as long as
you stay patient, which is nearly impossible. Old favorite pastimes have been
replaced by video games, computer time and watching TV. Read more about
Tweens
Teens: Your child is obsessed with their appearance...and yours. They have become
secretive and lie to your face. You might have the "Slacker" or the "Valedictorian".
You walk on eggshells waiting for the next explosion. Their sleep is probably erratic
and they definitely can't wake up. You might not like their friends but you put up
with them because, at least they have friends. Texting, Facebook, MySpace,
online games, movies, and TV are your constant companions. When you try to
set limits, your child threatens you. Read more about Teens...
You wouldn't wish your child on your worst enemy....or maybe you would....they are
the "centerpiece" at family functions and usually not in a good way. You might have
been tempted to leave them at a rest area....if you thought you could get
away with it.
Infants: Your baby cries way too much. Damned, if you can figure out why more
than 25% of the time. You walk them, rock them, and pass them off to any willing
arms. You are up at night way too much. You receive plenty of advice, none of it
helpful. You feel alone, punished, lost, ashamed, and most of all exhausted.
Read more about babies....
Toddlers: Everything has ended up on top of the refrigerator in your frantic
attempts to keep your child safe. Your child is into the toilet, the outlets, the phone,
the computer, faucets. Your pet goes hungry, so your toddler won't eat its food.
Visiting other houses is a nightmare. You wonder if it's even possible to teach
your child "DON'T TOUCH". Transitions, like getting out of diapers, are
impossible. Your child still doesn't sleep through the night...and you are bleary-eyed
and not thinking clearly.
School Age: Mealtimes continue to be a minefield. Your child has intense likes and
dislikes, and frankly, you are tired of chicken fingers, plain pasta and pizza. At
school, the rubber has hit the road. You have an on-going dialogue with every adult
in the school. You are sick of homework, sick of explaining, sick of school,
sick of Parent/Teacher conferences. Your child often loses lunchboxes, coats,
gloves, hats, pants. (Pants! How does a kid lose his pants?) Your child comes home
restless, agitated, and hungry. Your life may feel like running on marbles.
Tweens: Your child struggles with finding and keeping friends. Organized sports
have become too confining. You might find sleepovers are a nightmare. Moodiness is
the new norm. Your child picks fights and criticizes everything. Homework is
probably inconsistent. Your child works best when you sit next to them as long as
you stay patient, which is nearly impossible. Old favorite pastimes have been
replaced by video games, computer time and watching TV. Read more about
Tweens
Teens: Your child is obsessed with their appearance...and yours. They have become
secretive and lie to your face. You might have the "Slacker" or the "Valedictorian".
You walk on eggshells waiting for the next explosion. Their sleep is probably erratic
and they definitely can't wake up. You might not like their friends but you put up
with them because, at least they have friends. Texting, Facebook, MySpace,
online games, movies, and TV are your constant companions. When you try to
set limits, your child threatens you. Read more about Teens...
You have tried reading books and asking questions, rationalizing, watching videos,
classes, therapy, talking to your friends and family. As you have come to realize,
your kid will not be leaving home anytime soon and something has to
change.
"Great." you say. "Now what?"
When you are an unhappy parent, whether it is your first child, or fifth, it can be
really hard to figure out why they struggle. What is their problem? Are they really
having trouble or just manipulating you? How could they need so much? And
when you do figure out the what and the why of the problem: You are still left with:
"I can't take it any more. What do I do now?"
This question is legitimate and probably scary. You are an adult. You should know
how to do this, right?
So let me ask you:
If you answered “Yes” to needing help, or “No” to being satisfied, then probably,
you, like the rest of us, could use some help. That doesn't mean you know what
kind of help you are needing, or where to get it. It just means that you could use
some help of some kind.
"My child's laying on the floor, crying and clutching my leg. I think I need
some help"
I get the picture! When you accept this, you are free to search for the kind of help
that fits you and your family. It’s so hard to know where to go for help, especially
when you are exhausted from your child's demands. You can often feel as if you are
the only one who gone through this.
What might be helpful right is to take a moment and take a deep breath. Even if
they are howling....remember why you did this.
You may not believe this, but you are the expert in what is best for your
child. You know what to do.
What you need to do is to clear away some old stuff and stand solid, knowing and
ready for action. Your child is who they are. Here are some things that can really
help you.
Here's why I am passionate about parenting:
My own not-so-great experiences as a mother-of-3 frustrated me and I wanted
some kind of peace around mothering. I had a cesarean followed by a year of crying
and depression with a high-need baby and a full-time business. I was pregnant with
my twins when I had my first Resonance Repatterning session and went on to have
a VBAC at home. I became a La Leche League Leader in 1998, a Communication
Skills Instructor in 2005, and a Certified Resonance Repatterning Practitioner in
2009.
My kids are my teachers. They have uncompromising demands for my personal
growth. They have allowed (or forced) me to live spiritual qualities like grace, joy,
connection, humility, acceptance and humor.
I offer several ways for parents to receive help:
The Start-Your-Week-Right repatterning is free. Sign up here...
I offer regular Group classes on various topics and Private Sessions:
Work with Donna
classes, therapy, talking to your friends and family. As you have come to realize,
your kid will not be leaving home anytime soon and something has to
change.
"Great." you say. "Now what?"
When you are an unhappy parent, whether it is your first child, or fifth, it can be
really hard to figure out why they struggle. What is their problem? Are they really
having trouble or just manipulating you? How could they need so much? And
when you do figure out the what and the why of the problem: You are still left with:
"I can't take it any more. What do I do now?"
This question is legitimate and probably scary. You are an adult. You should know
how to do this, right?
So let me ask you:
- Do you need help?
- Is what you are doing working to your satisfaction?
If you answered “Yes” to needing help, or “No” to being satisfied, then probably,
you, like the rest of us, could use some help. That doesn't mean you know what
kind of help you are needing, or where to get it. It just means that you could use
some help of some kind.
"My child's laying on the floor, crying and clutching my leg. I think I need
some help"
I get the picture! When you accept this, you are free to search for the kind of help
that fits you and your family. It’s so hard to know where to go for help, especially
when you are exhausted from your child's demands. You can often feel as if you are
the only one who gone through this.
What might be helpful right is to take a moment and take a deep breath. Even if
they are howling....remember why you did this.
You may not believe this, but you are the expert in what is best for your
child. You know what to do.
What you need to do is to clear away some old stuff and stand solid, knowing and
ready for action. Your child is who they are. Here are some things that can really
help you.
- Group support can be a sanity saver. Just knowing: "I am not the only
one!" is a huge release in tension.
- Some de-coding of behaviors may help you to write your own personal
parenting manual and save you both a lot of irritation with each other.
- Another help may be one-on-one sessions around specific blocks in parenting
which can heal your grieving/angry/childish parts.
Here's why I am passionate about parenting:
My own not-so-great experiences as a mother-of-3 frustrated me and I wanted
some kind of peace around mothering. I had a cesarean followed by a year of crying
and depression with a high-need baby and a full-time business. I was pregnant with
my twins when I had my first Resonance Repatterning session and went on to have
a VBAC at home. I became a La Leche League Leader in 1998, a Communication
Skills Instructor in 2005, and a Certified Resonance Repatterning Practitioner in
2009.
My kids are my teachers. They have uncompromising demands for my personal
growth. They have allowed (or forced) me to live spiritual qualities like grace, joy,
connection, humility, acceptance and humor.
I offer several ways for parents to receive help:
The Start-Your-Week-Right repatterning is free. Sign up here...
I offer regular Group classes on various topics and Private Sessions:
Work with Donna
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class for parents and
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4 sessions:
September 1, 8, 15, 22
Wednesdays 10-11 am
$40 for series
To register...
Or call Donna directly:
845-750-4402
class for parents and
babies. Read more...
4 sessions:
September 1, 8, 15, 22
Wednesdays 10-11 am
$40 for series
To register...
Or call Donna directly:
845-750-4402
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