You Need a Parenting Coach

Say What?

Ed Miller, Biblical Parenting Coach

I know you're thinking, "I'm doing okay. I'm surviving as a parent?" That may be true, but don't you want to thrive? In order to do that, you most likely need to make some adjustments in your approach or strategy. Working with a coach will provide everything you need to make those adjustments. The most important thing you get is support and accountability. 

There are many obstacles to stepping out and dedicating 8 weeks to some pretty intensive training with a Biblical Parenting Coach. The transformation you'll see in your family will be so worth the time and the cost. 

I recently had my weekly phone call with a couple I'm coaching in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. With their vacation and my sudden and unexpected tragedy, we had to put the coaching on hold for a few weeks. We needed to catch up and then get back on track. They're into Week 3 of the 8 weeks of coaching now. It was wonderful to hear stories from their family and especially to hear about the progress they're making. 

This couple is very eager to learn to train the hearts of their children. They have 4 boys, 8, 6, 4, & 2. They're a bit overwhelmed and dealing with some disobedience and some anger. When coaching parents, we require that they focus on one child and one problem over the course of the entire 8 weeks. We want them to learn the strategy we've developed and then they'll be able to apply it to each unique challenge with any child. We focus on developing a character quality that will help the child deal with the presenting problem or challenge. We're working with the 8 year old boy who has trouble following instructions. We're working on "cooperation" or you could call it "responsiveness to authority." 

Last week, this couple introduced "The Break" to their child. He doesn't like going to a BREAK. Taking a break requires a child to examine their heart and to repent. He wants to blame someone else for his lack of obedience and not deal with his own failure. We brainstormed about ways that they could cast vision for the importance of self-reflection and repentance. They're watching this video where I have to take a break as an adult.  

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Our goal with our children is for them to become fully devoted and faithful followers of Christ. This is our primary mission as parents. "Taking a Break" is an adult skill that every person should be ready to use when they need to reflect and repent. The primary responsibility for discipling our children falls on the parents. It's our job to coach and train them up in the way that they should go. The church provides some support, but it's our job as parents to serve as master life coaches for our kids. This requires a lot of time, energy, patience and wisdom. To do this effectively, we also need a coach and mentor to assist, encourage and exhort us. 

You Need a Parenting Coach!!!

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Do you need some help choosing a coach? Call our office anytime and ask for a FREE 15-minute consultation. We'll match you with a coach. 

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You may be interested in watching the video of the Thrive LIVE Event from December 3, 2017. I give an in-depth demonstration of one aspect of our “Coaching Process”. Click on the link below and join the Thrive LIVE Session with Ed Miller. 

Thrive Event.mp4

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