Oppositional and Defiant Children & Adolescents – Scott Sells (Digital Seminar)

Description:

Out of Control behavior involves the entire family – shouldn’t your treatment do the same?

The parent’s mantra of “just fix my kid” isn’t the most effective because while you can make some progress individually, relapse rates skyrocket when the child returns to the same unhealthy patterns/behaviors/ environment. Oppositional and Defiant children and adolescents are often referred to treatment because of extreme emotional or behavior problems – aggression, disrespect, skipping school, self-harm, suicide, running away – and not the underlying trauma and unhealthy family dynamics that are the real cause of the problem.

Watch Dr. Scott Sells, founder of the Family Systems Trauma (FST) Model and creator of Parenting with Love and Limits®, to learn 7 must have, evidence-based techniques for assessing and treating the oppositional and defiant child or adolescent in whole new way.

Under Dr. Sells’ expert guidance, you’ll discover how you can:

Engage and motivate even your most resistant children, parents, and families
Use step-by-step tools with handouts and scripts to use immediately with clients
Identify the underlying reason for defiance and what are called “undercurrents” to quickly find the solution
Keep your sessions strength-based and solution-oriented
Empower parents to heal trauma, improve boundaries, and restore attachment
Overcome the most common treatment roadblocks that frustrate you and your client

If you’re treating out of control children and their parents, you need these techniques in your clinical toolbox – purchase today!

Outline:

Oppositional and Defiant Children and What Makes Them Tick

Long-term impact of out of control behavior and an upside-down hierarchy
Why family trauma so often the cause but unseen and untreated
“Teen terrorism” and how it defeats both parents and counselors
“Rules without relationships” lead to an out of control child
Video case example: Interactional Trauma: A single parent mom and child who are both out of control

Importance of Including the Parent/Caregiver in Treatment

Motivate your toughest parents so they will show up and cooperate
A 7-question script to start and end treatment
Move quickly beyond the roadblock of “just fix my kid”
The “stick and move” technique and “closing arguments” to set the terms of treatment
How to use the Motivational Phone Call to engage the extended family
Case example: Listen to an actual motivational phone call

Assessment and Diagnosis Quickly and Accurately

Scale from 0% (no stress) to 100% (total stress) to quickly get to the child’s problem(s)
Four toxic seeds and undercurrents that maintain the child’s extreme behavior or symptoms
Assess for the child’s safety stressors
- Self-harm, suicide, bullying, aggression, drug use, etc.
Rules for when to stabilize the child’s extreme behaviors and when to start active trauma treatment
Set goals of therapy with defiant kids that actually work
Video case example: “Knowing where to tap” to locate the root causes of the child’s out of control behavior

How to Set Clear Rules, Boundaries, and Emotional Warm-Ups: Create a customized playbook

Is clear, written, and pre-determined to set up both child and family for success, not failure
Heals the stronghold of shame, blame, performance and approval
Locates the child’s love language
Neutralizes the child’s “five aces” of running away, truancy, safety issues, aggression and disrespect
Video case examples: “Extreme kids and Written Playbooks that Work”

Why Parents Must Practice Delivery and Think Two Steps Ahead

Why defiant kids are master button pushers and using button busters to stop it
Why dress rehearsals to practice delivery and troubleshooting to think two steps ahead is so needed
How to set-up and execute the best dress rehearsals and troubleshooting of your life
Video case example: Watching a great dress rehearsal unfold and seeing immediate change in the child

Relapse Prevention to Achieve Permanent Changes in the Defiant Child and Family

Mini-scales technique: The child and family taking credit for the changes
Map out next steps of treatment and beyond
Identify red flags to prevent potential relapse
Video case example: See the mini-scales and decision tree techniques in action

Using Client Feedback to Improve Outcomes

5 key questions to ask at the end of each session to instantly get better outcomes in real time
How real-time client feedback will improve outcomes
How to elicit honest responses from clients and families
Delivery vs. content: It’s not what you say but how you say it
Video case example: “We finally feel a part of the treatment”

Limitations of the Research and Potential Risks

NLP online course

So what is NLP?
NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Neuro refers to your neurology;
Linguistic refers to language; programming refers to how that neural language functions.
In other words, learning NLP is like learning the language of your own mind!

NLP is the study of excellent communication–both with yourself, and with others.
It was developed by modeling excellent communicators and therapists who got results with their clients.
NLP is a set of tools and techniques, but it is so much more than that.
It is an attitude and a methodology of knowing how to achieve your goals and get results

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