Parent coaching: Talking about tomorrow today

The generation of our children, Generation Z, seems haphazard to us and we often find that hard to bear. Yet it is said that the journey is the destination.

Try to think back to the time when you were looking for an apprenticeship. Who had an influence on you back then? It's worth taking a closer look.

The developmental age, the step into adulthood, has been pushed back. It's perfectly okay for our children to mature later.

It is important to establish and maintain a connection with our child. Use our self-experiment to find out how you can establish and maintain a connection with your child.

Misunderstandings often arise because there is no comparison as to whether what one person has heard actually corresponds to what the other has said.

You can't force a "good conversation", but you can increase the likelihood that it will be good.

Depending on WHAT we say, HOW we say it and even the smallest non-verbal signals strengthen or weaken the connection to our child.

The most common triggers for conflict and "closure" are criticism or the exercise of coercion. Everyone has the need to be "seen".

Here you will get help for the really difficult conversations, first aid for conflict discussions, so to speak.

Don't forget: inner calm and composure lead to inner strength, which also has an effect on your counterpart.

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