Shaun Hoyle, B.S.
Owner:
Life Lessons of Manasota, LLC Director of RCB Team Manasota
Certified INCAF Instructor:
Redirecting Children's Behavior
Redirecting for a Cooperative Classroom,
High Conflict Diversion Program
Certified INCAF Parent Coach | |
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www.lifelessonsofmanasota.com |
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Parent Coaching
Questions about your kids?
Get some answers.
4301 32nd Street West, A-7
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Women's Resource Center of Manatee- 1926 Manatee Ave W
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in your home or agreeable location.
Shaun Hoyle, Parent Coach
941-807-0836
Call for appointment or email
High Conflict Coach Mayra Cestero,
941-545-6511
Evening Appts. available
English & Spanish | |
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RCB for Kids (Family Functioning) Teaching group ages 6-9 years | |
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Delene Cole, LMFT
RCB for Kids (Family Functioning)
Teaching group ages 9-12 years
www.delenecole.com | |
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Mayra Cestero, M.A.
Offers Anger Management course, High Conflict Diversion Program in Sarasota & Bradenton.
Call: 545-6511
All Services in Spanish & English
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Stephanie Hefner |
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Academy for Leadership and
Social Development |
Amy Mele, B.S. Psychology Teaches the High Conflict Diversion Program on Monday's in Bradenton. | |
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Lori Stephens, M.A. | |
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Valerie Taylor, M.S. | |
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Greetings!
Beginning tonight is the RCB Parents & RCB Kids Courses, and we still have a couple of spots left! If you wish to make it, just give a call today, and leave a message so I have chairs waiting for you. I'm so excited to see everyone registered. It's sure to be another fantastic experience! The next course in Lakewood Ranch will be October/November, so join us now.
Click here to see when all the workshops & courses begin; NEW calendar on www.lifelessonsofmanasota.com.
The Freedom To Be Course will be in Ft. Lauderdale July 15-17. Click here for that flyer. This course is wonderful for teens & their parents to attend together.
Enjoy reading & watching. Happy Summer!
Shaun
Be the change that you want to see in the world. " - Gandhi |
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High Conflict Diversion Program | |
High Conflict Diversion Program
on-going 12 session course
for Parent's in a High Conflict divorce or Child Custody dispute Call Amy Mele at 527-2447 for Monday's in Bradenton 7-9pm Call Mayra Cestero at 545-6511 for Monday's in Sarasota 6-8pm & Bradenton 6-8pm
Call Shaun Hoyle at 807-0836 for Mondays 6-8pm in Lakewood Ranch & 6-8pm Thursdays in Venice
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Committing to Action | | |
Heather Remer of the International Network for Children and Families continues her discussion on building family team with a focus on committing to action. Heather writes, "Families that don't commit to taking action in their families often don't have clear priorities or a sense of direction. You might see one person who takes on the majority of the responsibility for the family. We know who that person is because they are the ones that miss important appointments, run late for things a lot and always feel stressed. Families who don't commit to action may have a very hard time making decisions as a family. They may have the same discussions again and again, or may fear failing." Heather's suggestions for committing to action as a family can turn that around.
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15 Adventurous Things to Do With Kids | | |
One of the six needs we talk about in the Redirecting Children's Behavior™ course is the need to experiment and explore. Here are fifteen ways to pump up the adventure and explore as a family.
Click Here to read |
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Ten Things to NOT say to Parent of Preemies | | |
Dr. Richard Shaw, a Stanford professor of psychiatry and pediatrics, writes, "The birth of a premature infant is an extraordinarily stressful and often traumatic experience in the life of a family." In a recent study, "a majority of the preemie mothers said that hurtful comments had added to their feelings of stress and isolation, and a fifth lost important relationships as a result." Learn what to say and what not to say to parents of preemies. Click Here to read more |
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Routines with Printable Cards | | | Christie Burnett of Childhood 101 writes, "Literacy is essential to everyday life. We are surrounded by text in our homes, shops, schools, even our streets. Looking for opportunities for children to engage with elements of literacy in their everyday lives helps them to learn that these funny symbols we call letters can be used to represent places, people, things and ideas." Here is a way to include literacy with learning daily routines and printable cards are included. Click Here to read more |
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A Hero's Journey
By Wes Hopper | | |
One of the classic themes of literature is called "the hero's journey." In it, an unlikely and unprepared person is given a seemingly impossible task on which the fate of the world depends. No pressure there, eh? If you've read, or seen "The Lord of the Rings", you've been exposed to this story line in modern form. If you've never seen the 3 movies, you should. They're spectacular!
Frodo, the hobbit, is the classic hero. He's not a warrior and he didn't ask for the job. His tag-along buddy, Sam, is even less prepared. In the course of 9 hours of film we get to see both of them dig deep to find powers they never knew they had. That's the message for all of us from every hero's journey story. It's our life played out for us showing that adversity is our opportunity to uncover the powers we never knew were there.
When we realize this, we can welcome the challenges and use them to stretch ourselves, to discover our real strength. It's not easy. It's hard work. And it's worth it. Like Frodo and Sam we are transformed by the experience in very fundamental and powerful ways. And that's good! |
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What Are You Doing This Summer | | | In this New York Times article, students and teachers reported what they are reading this summer both for fun and because "they have to". This is a terrific list to share with your family for a summer of reading enjoyment. Click Here to read |
| Get Out of the House | | | Get Out of the House offers a terrific series of videos with creative ideas for doing things outside with your family this summer. From flying a kite to scavenger hunts to doing a rain dance, these are simple yet fun and connecting things to do outdoors. Click Here to watch video |
| Stress and Military Families |
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The Institute of HeartMath says, "Moving frequently is cited as one of life's greatest stressors, especially for children, but for military families, who typically can expect to move an average of every three years, the effects are magnified. And yet, moving is only one of many stressors that affect military families, particularly in times of war, when fathers and mothers deploy to combat zones and are liable to be away from loved ones for as much as an entire year." Read HeathMath's steps for reducing stress which are terrific for all families. Click Here to read more |
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Inspirational Quote of the Week | | |
"Opportunities to find deeper powers within ourselves come when life seems most challenging." ... Joseph Campbell |
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Freedom to Be
A Life Embracing Experience | | |
Have you ever said that you want to be close to your spouse - or your child or your sister or your mother - and yet the two of you spend a great deal of time fighting? Are you curious about why what you say you want isn't what you are getting? Is blame a part of your family life? Does your teen shun responsibility, fear making mistakes or do things that are not in his own best interest? In the Freedom to Be Course (formerly called LYO or Loving Yourself and Others), you discover what is standing in the way of getting what you desire and how to live based on your true values and beliefs.
Freedom to Be is a highly liberating experience, and over the weekend of July 15, the course will be in Pembroke Pines, Florida. This is a wonderful course to share as a family. Older teens may attend, and there is a family rate.
The Freedom to Be Course from Your Infinite Life Training and Coaching Company will provide you with tools to feel and act based upon your true values and beliefs. You will also learn and practice unique ways of being empathetic to others, by learning the process of blame, how to let go of blaming and to knowing what to do when you are being blamed. By becoming acutely aware of what underlies your actions, you can become comfortable with all aspects of yourself and of others which allows you to see yourself and others truthfully and with great compassion. By connecting with your deepest intentions to love and be loved you will experience a new sense of freedom and power to create the relationships you desire. Don't Miss the Chance to Open Your Heart and Create More Closeness in ALL of your Relationships!
I invite you to attend in July to increase your capacity to love and be loved, to expand your self-acceptance and to enhance your empathy. Embrace your life - this fleeting time we share on earth - and enjoy your Freedom to Be!
Contact Maggie Macaulay, MS Ed, at 954-483-8021 or maggie_macaulay@msn.com |
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JUNE 30 - JULY 28
Redirecting Children's Behavior Course
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RCB for Kids (Family FUNctioning)
Taught by:
RCB Parents - Ms. Shaun Hoyle, CPE
RCB Kids (ages 6-9) Holly Carro, LMHC
RCB Kids (ages 9-12) Delene Cole, LMFT
(Click here for Flyer) | | | Redirecting Children's Behavior is a powerful course designed to help you create the family of your dreams. The course creates family wellness by incorporating positive parenting skills that establish healthy emotional and physical aspects of ALL family members. I have taught lunch 'n learns at work locations, coaching in homes, and workshops/courses because when parents have the skills they need they are able to establish stability and wellness in both their home and work environments.
Redirecting Children's Behavior (RCB) gives parents, grandparents, teachers, and any person involved with children, fast, effective ways to become calmer, more confident and to teach their children to be responsible and cooperative. The easy-to-learn, positive techniques allow adults to redirect children's behavior through loving guidance rather than ineffective punishment. Participants will learn tips on using logical consequences, setting limits, and achieving peaceful resolution of conflicts.
Redirecting Children's Behavior is a certified course through the International Network for Children and Families (INCAF). Founded over thirty years ago, INCAF has now certified over 1,000 parenting educators and the Redirecting Children's Behavior course is currently taught in fourteen countries worldwide.
CURRICULUM INCLUDES:
· Understanding the child's personality
· Learn to manage stress
· Reducing sibling rivalry and competition
· How to stop fights/ Using action-not-words
· Develop an effective parenting style
· Teaching self-motivation and self-management
· Building high self-esteem
· Using natural and logical consequences
· How to handle and express feelings
· Punishment and reward vs. "Redirecting" and much more.
Location: State College of Florida, Lakewood Ranch campus
Dates: Thursdays June 30 - July 28, 6-9pm
Parents: $195 Single, $350 Couple ($25 Deposit per person & weekly payments accepted - $34/wk single, $60/wk couple)
RCB Graduates: $25
Children: $99 for One Child, $149 for Two
CEU's available for childcare providers, LCSW, LMFT, LMHC, School Psychologists, Psychologists, Licensed Midwives, RN, LPN, cost: $15 |
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Parenting Workshops - coming June 27-July 29
Monday-Wednesday nights (& 1 Friday) | | |
EARLY REGISTRATION highly recommended!!
Balancing Love & Discipline - Mon June 27 LWR or Tues July 12 BRN
Balancing Work & Family - Tues June 28 BRN or Mon July 11 LWR
Enhancing Children's Self-Esteem - Mon July 18 BRN or Tues July 26 LWR
Parenting for the Single Parent -Tues July 19 - LWR or Mon July 25 BRN
Parenting as a Team - Tues July 5 LWR or Wed July 13 BRN
That's It, You're Grounded - Wed July 6 LWR or Wed July 20 BRN
Turn a Terrible Two Into a Terrific Two - Wed July 27 LWR or Fri July 29 BRN
Location: State College of Florida
Bradenton (BRN)& Lakewood Ranch (LWR) campuses
Time: 7:00 - 8:30pm
Cost: $29 single or $49 couple
Register: 752-5203 |
| Manatee County School FREE meal locations | | |
There are several sites throughout the county that serve meals free of charge during the summer months. To find site locations and hours of operation, please call 751-6550 or vist us on the internet at: http://www.manateeschoolfood.net/summer.html |
| Insurance for KIDS | | |
Through the Florida KidCare program a child can receive health care coverage from ages 0-18 with MediKids, Healthy Kids, Children's Medical Services, or Medicaid, despite any pre-existing conditions. Families may qualify regardless of income. Most pay just $15-20 dollars a month for high-quality comprehensive coverage, and many pay nothing at all. The program covers a variety of medical needs with a focus on preventive care. Children must be uninsured in order to be eligible, though exceptions apply. Learn more about Florida KidCare atFloridakidcare.org or call toll free 1-888-540-5437. Spanish and other language speakers are available. To speak with someone in Manatee County about assistance with the application process contact the Whole Child Connection at (941) 749-3059. |
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The International Network for Children & Families (INCAF) has Certified Instructors in Redirecting Children's Behavior, Redirecting for a Cooperative Classroom and the High Conflict Diversion Program in fifteen countries around the World.
Sincerely,
Shaun Hoyle
Owner, Life Lessons of Manasota, LLC
"Strengthening families, strengthens communities" |
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