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A group for moms working as parent or life coaches to share war stories, successes, frustrations, ideas, concerns, suggestions and to support each other in thier work
Academic issues are not the only challenge kids with learning struggles face Concerns include: building confidence, responsibility & resilience, impulsivity, homework battles & finding the right match for school, camp or sports.
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A group for moms working as parent or life coaches to share war stories, successes, frustrations, ideas, concerns, suggestions and to support each other in thier work
Academic issues are not the only challenge kids with learning struggles face Concerns include: building confidence, responsibility & resilience, impulsivity, homework battles & finding the right match for school, camp or sports.
Academic issues are not the only challenge kids with learning struggles face Concerns include: building confidence, responsibility & resilience, impulsivity, homework battles & finding the right match for school, camp or sports.
Hello I am an emotional intelligence coach specializing in children and parents
A group for moms working as parent or life coaches to share war stories, successes, frustrations, ideas, concerns, suggestions and to support each other in thier work
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 11:52am on May 31, 2009,
wdwfan said… - Hi! That is actually a great time to visit Disney World. The middle of August starts to hit value seasons in regards to crowds. It does still rain and is peak hurricane season, so bring your rain gear. For crowds, it is a perfect time to visit! Please let me know if you need any other tips. Always happy to help!
Allison - Disney World Specialist
Destinations in Florida Travel
- At 3:53pm on January 26, 2009,
Wendy Goldhill said… - Hi Suzy - Thanks for saying hi. Still trying to navigate this site - a lot of stuff! Best, Wendy
- At 12:36am on January 25, 2009,
Michelle said…
- Hi Suzy,
I just looked at your web site and think what you are doing is great. I didn't even know there was an MA in parent development! That is really interesting.
It's great to meet other like-minded coaches that are helping families!
Looking forward to more ;-)
- At 1:38pm on January 19, 2009,
Sandy Fleming said…
- Thanks! will sign up right away.
- At 11:20am on January 4, 2009,
Kim DeYoung said…
- Hi Suzy, Welcome to the Metromom group. There are some great women who've joined and are joining, so please do join in the discussions. I look forward to connecting with you.
Take care,
Kim
ps - please check out the new Metromom video - http://TheMetromomMovie.com. As a Metromom, I think you'll enjoy it.
- At 7:59pm on December 28, 2008,
Rebecca said… - Welcome to TwitterMoms! You've found a great place and we're happy to have you here! If ya ever need anything...don't hesitate to ask! Look forward to getting to know you!
Profile Information
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://www.peaceofmindparentcoaching.com
- A little about yourself...
- I left my career as a television talk show prodcuer when my first child was born to return to school for a degree in education. I graaduated from Bank Street College of Education in NYC with a masters in Parent/Child Development. I now work as a Parent Coach helping parents better understand and connect with thier children and deal with various parenting issues. I have three children ages 14, 11 and 9.
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- generating business, parenting children with learning differences
- What are your areas of interest?
- special needs children, work-at-home, fitness, movies, writing
Suzy deyoung's Blog
DOES YOUR CHILD GAIN STRENGTH OR STRESS FROM SCHOOL: How to Help Your Children Become Strong, Successful Learners
DOES YOUR CHILD GAIN STRENGTH OR STRESS FROM SCHOOL?
How to Help Your Children Become Strong, Successful Learners
My Son’s Path To Reading:
Before discussing specific strategies for helping your kids through the learning process, I’d like to share our experience with our son.
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This summer my son not only read but thoroughly LOVED his first full-length novel. Up until now he had excitedly begun a countless number of books only to lose interest when the storyline became too confusing, complicat… Continue
How to Help Your Children Become Strong, Successful Learners
My Son’s Path To Reading:
Before discussing specific strategies for helping your kids through the learning process, I’d like to share our experience with our son.
.
This summer my son not only read but thoroughly LOVED his first full-length novel. Up until now he had excitedly begun a countless number of books only to lose interest when the storyline became too confusing, complicat… Continue
Posted on September 17, 2009 at 8:21am —
Six Steps you Can Take to Help your Child Develop a Healthy Sense of Self
Six Steps to Help Your Child Develop a Healthy Sense of Self
By: Suzy DeYoung
Peaceofmindparentcoaching.com.
Research indicates that unprecedented numbers of children are experiencing record high rates of depression, substance abuse and anxiety disorders even with the advantages of a solid education, financial stability and parental involvement. Parents often feel helpless, out of touch or, many times, unaware that there is even a problem. Developing a “healthy sense of self” can give a child… Continue
By: Suzy DeYoung
Peaceofmindparentcoaching.com.
Research indicates that unprecedented numbers of children are experiencing record high rates of depression, substance abuse and anxiety disorders even with the advantages of a solid education, financial stability and parental involvement. Parents often feel helpless, out of touch or, many times, unaware that there is even a problem. Developing a “healthy sense of self” can give a child… Continue
Posted on January 15, 2009 at 2:39pm — 1 Comment
