Has your child’s behavior been driving you nuts? Not sure how to get your child to listen?
Grow your parenting skills toolkit and improve your parent-child relationship by turning everyday dilemmas into positive, learning opportunities.
Have you ever seen other parents out with their children and wondered, “why is that child so well behaved?”
You’d love to get the same results, but how?
Do they have something that you don’t?
Nope!
Here’s why parents and caregivers are the best people to change behavior and coach their child’s behavior.
You know your child the best!
You want to equip your child with lifelong skills that extend beyond childhood.
The relationship that you have with your child will set the tone for your child’s future relationships.
You can do it, too. Just imagine….
Asking your child to do something once and him/her listening to you.
Having more positive interactions with your child (less temper tantrums and no more yelling).
Being able to remove the power struggle between yourself and your child.
Helping your child learn how to identify his/her emotions, express them appropriately, and problem-solve.
Introducing...
Get Psyched 2 Parent!
Get Psyched 2 Parent is a web-based parenting course, which means that you’ll be able to learn the content from the comfort of your own home. No need to find a babysitter or drive over to my office for a meeting. Over the course of five weeks, you will be introduced to one module each week and have weekly assignments to practice with your child. This course is specifically designed for parents and caregivers of young children (birth to age 5) that want to set their child up for lifelong success.
Let's Take a Look at What's Covered in Each Module
- child development and how children learn best
- child behavior and the purpose behind it
- positive parenting techniques to promote good behavior while decreasing misbehavior
- strategies for how to respond when your child misbehaves
- ways to lower stress and practice parent self-care
Oh, Bonuses?
Y’all I’ve got you covered!
Over $1,200 worth of bonuses
(If you’re keeping track.)
Private Facebook Group
This is a private space for you to connect with fellow parents enrolled in the course. Share your parenting journey, ask questions, and celebrate successes!
Weekly Team Call
I want you to be successful! To be successful, it is critical to review the content and connect and talk about it.
Course Resource E-Book
This will lay out the content of the course and provide tools that you can use with your child.
Are you Ready to Stop pulling your Hair out?
Course launches May 23, 2019!
Course Price: $197
You’re going to love GP2P if...
- You love your child and want the best for him/her.
- You’re committed to changing your behavior so that you have MORE positive interactions with your child (and spend less time disciplining your child).
- You’re devoted to working with your child by setting expectations, being consistent, and modeling how you want your child to behave (you gotta practice what you preach).
- You’re so over some of the current parenting practices you’re using because they aren’t working.
- You’ve been trying to be a better parent for a while now, and you’re frustrated and feeling like you’re “not cut out” to be an amazing parent. It’s not true!
GP2P is not for you if...
- You're looking for a quick, easy fix without having to do much of anything (good luck with that).
- You're content with the current status of the relationship that you have with your child.
- You don't believe that you can change your child's behavior.
- You don't have kids (or work with kids) and don't plan on it anytime soon. (It's okay if you have nieces, nephews, grandchildren, and/or students.)
- You're looking for one way to change all of your child's behaviors. Nope, not gonna happen! This is all about building your toolkit as a parent and teaching you how to problem-solve your child's behavior.
So who is this Get Psyched 2 Parent coach Leading you on this journey?
Hey, y’all! I’m your coach (and cheerleader), Amy Patenaude.
I help children and their families develop deeper, more positive relationships at home and at school. I do this by teaching complex education, psychology, and behavior principles in simple step-by-step ways. I help fellow parents (and teachers and caregivers) create happy, well-rounded relationships.
I’ve earned graduate degrees in school psychology and worked in the field of education for over a decade. I’ve read the latest research and parenting books out there.
Now, as a parent coach and school psychologist, I’ve worked with many families and their children. I’ve seen children go from throwing temper tantrums in Target when they can’t pick out a toy or get a treat at the checkout counter and parents raise their voices, pick up their child and leave, and/or give in to their child’s tyrannical demands. Guess what? I’ve seen these same parents and children change their behavior (with a little bit of coaching and a boost of confidence). On another trip to Target, I’ve seen the child express their desire to get a toy or treat, share their feelings with the parent, and watched the parent acknowledge and validate the child’s feelings while continuing to reinforce that the child could not have the toy or treat. There were no tears or temper tantrums by the parent or child. 😉
But...
Things haven’t always been this sweet. The year I had my second child, I lost my sister in a car accident in January 2014. It was devastating. Later that year, when my daughter was born in August, I wasn’t the best mom to my newborn or three year old. I used all of the parenting techniques that I know (and knew) that weren’t the best for my kiddos. I raised my voice, lost my temper, and spanked my son (Looking back on this, I cringe every time that I admit this. I know that there are decades and decades of research on the detriments of spanking. #momguiltisreal)
What started as a whim and a desire to be a better mom myself quickly became one of my most powerful decisions in my life. I’m grateful every day for this community of parents I’ve created online. I know we are all working towards taking small steps each day to be a little bit better as parents! Team—you rock! (If you haven’t joined us yet, head over to #psyched2parent on Instagram and Facebook. You are always welcome!)
Let's get started on this journey together
As parents, I believe that we all love our children and want the best for them.
Sometimes, it can be hard to know what to do.
I’m here to help you and your family!
Refund Policy
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this course is a great option for you. I wish that I had gone through a course like this as a new parent and been able to connect with other parents who were experiencing the same things as me! Plus, this will help you lay the foundation for your parent-child relationship.
How does forever sound? I can tell you that Get Psyched 2 Parent won’t always be offered at this price and will continually be revamped with new strategies, info, and advice. But you? You won’t have to pay a dime for any of those updates. You get permanent access to the course and any extras I decide to throw in.
Of course! If you spend 30 days going through the course and taking action, but still don’t see results, I will gladly give you a refund. No risks here!
This course is designed for parents and individuals who work with children that WANT to change THEIR behavior. By changing our behavior and how we interact with our children, we are able to change our children’s behavior. At the end of the day, we are our children’s greatest teachers and are able to teach them life-long skills. If you are NOT willing to work on changing your behavior and how you respond to your child, this course is not for you.
Sign-Up Below to Join The Next GP2P Cohort!
Are you ready to grow your parenting skills toolkit and improve your parent-child relationship by turning everyday dilemmas into positive, learning opportunities?
Once the course is over, you will have lifetime access and can go through the course whenever you’d like after completing the first five modules with your team.
Disclaimer
The opinions on this blog and in my course are my own and should not be construed as professional advice or diagnosis. If you have concerns for your child and/or yourself, please connect with a mental health professional.
