Solving Sibling Strife

Deluxe Teleseminar Package that's part of the "Done4U Parenting Solutions Album"

Tired of Being the Referee in Sibling Squabbles?

Every parent hopes their children will be best buds with their siblings. Inevitably, though, sibing conflicts will happen. Sibling rivalry, on the other hand, is not inevitable. There are simply strategies you can use on a daily basis to prevent sibling conflicts, and a three-step process you can use when sibling strife arises. Together, these can teach children how to resolve their own conflicts respectfully and independently.

If you are tired of being a referee and want your children to know how to resolve conßicts with their siblings and peers, then this resource package is for you.

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In this multi-media resource package you will discover:

The 5 Best Tools for Preventing Sibling/Peer Conflict and Rivalry
The 5 Levels of Sibling Fighting and exactly what to say and do to respond helpfully in each situation.
2 "Quick Fix" responses when you don't have time to mediate.
The 3 Steps to Resolving Conflicts. You can use this 3-step process with anyone who has a problem, when talking one-on-one or when mediating any 2 people with a conflict.
The Step-By-Step Mediation Process that teaches children conflict resolution, listening, communicating and problem-solving skills they can use for life in all their relationships.
The pitfalls to avoid when doing sibling mediation, reviewing each step and what to do and what to not

This deluxe resource package includes:
+ Full Transcripts
+ All the Resourcesavailable to the original participants

Bonus Resources

In addition to the audio recording and transcript, you get these additional bonus resources:

Excerpt from Chapter 11 of The Parent's Toolshop® book on this topic.
An excerpt from The Parent’s Toolshop® book on “The Top Ten Most Common Sibling Challenges and Exactly What to Say and Do For Each.”
Quick links to related articles on the Parent’s Toolshop website, including:
- Problem Solving with children, as a couple, as a family.
- Competition: Healthy vs. unhealthy, comparisons, sports, sibling rivalry.
- Bad inßuence: siblings or peers can be poor role models and bad examples. What to do?
- Emotional Outbursts in Children: how to respond to children’s negative emotions.

After listening to this recording, you’ll know how to prevent sibling squabbles, respond helpfully, and mediate their problem solving. Then your children will know how to resolve conflict with their siblings and peers, through mutually-respectful solutions.

Get your copy of this mulit-media package, transcripts and bonus resources.

RTITI's Founder/CEU Jody Johnston Pawel, LSW, CFLE, CTSS

Jody, the Founder/CEO of RTITI, is a Licensed Social Worker, Certified Family Life Educator, and a Certified Trauma Support Specialist. She is the author of an award-winning parenting book and evidence-based curriculum called The Parent's Toolshop® and has created over 100 multimedia parenting resources. Jody has trained and certified over 100 Toolshop® Instructors worldwide and over a dozen Relationship Toolshop® Experts, with whom she co-authors new Toolshop® training programs and resources that support people in using her unique “Universal Blueprint® for Relationship Success” to improve other relationships in their lives. Jody is a top-rated speaker who has trained over 50,000 parents and family-service professionals worldwide. She also has served as a parenting expert to the media for over 30 years, including being the Co-Producer and Parenting Expert for the Emmy-nominated “Ident-a-Kid” television series.

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Previews

In this teleseminar, we reviewed the universal skills, which the resources below will apply to lots of specific sibling situations. Then we looked at very specific, simple statements parents can make to stay on track, focused on solutions, and respond in ways that empower children to learn how to resolve their conflicts respectfully and independently.

LISTEN to this SAMPLE