Parent Coaching is a powerful solution to create power-FULL people...
Parent coaching integrates the best research on neuroscience, psychology, attachment research, and behavioral studies. Don't worry, Ron Huxley will provide this in a practical, real-world way that will meet your individual needs.
Parent Coaching is Trauma-Informed
The trauma-informed parent looks at rebuilding relationships from the inside out versus the outside in. Instead of focusing on rewards and punishments, it creates real change through emotional safety, connection, and regulation. Parenting tools will be provided that use the parent as the source of grounding and regulation. The parent must understand their own trauma history and respond to themselves and the child in ways that prevent retraumatization.
Parent Coaching uses protective factors
Protective factors are attributes in individuals, families, and communities that promote the health and well-being of children and families.
Parent Coaching is a free service...
If you have questions, contact Ron at 805-709-2023 or email at rehuxley@gmail.com.
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Parent Coaching is by referral only from your social worker or case coordinator.
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Ron will contact you to set up a time and day for your coaching. Depending on your needs, 1-5 sessions may be used.
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Coaching can be coordinated to help fulfill your case plan or court-order. Ron will discuss options with you.
The Parenting Toolbox
Here are some tools for your parent coaching sessions:
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Welcome from Ron Huxley, LMFT, your Parent Coach
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Power-FULL (Trauma-Informed) Parenting
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Top Ten Parenting FAQs
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Parenting Teenagers: Survival and Success for Parents
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Parenting Toolbox: Checklists, Reports, and Exercises
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Parent Coaching Brochure
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Getting Started…What is parent coaching? Who is Ron Huxley, LMFT? Parenting Skills Worksheet What's Your Parenting Style (Survey)? GROW Coaching Model for Parents GROW Coaching Model Worksheet -
What does it mean to be Trauma-Informed? Trauma and Your Family: The Science of Resilience Trauma and Your Family: Learn Your ACE Score Trauma Symptom Checklist for Parents of Children Ages 2-17 Trauma-Informed Discipline vs. Punishment Toxic Stress and Child Development Parenting is a game...that you can win! Power Struggles and The Power-FULL Family Becoming a Resilient Family Building Your Family Stress Toolbox -
FAQ #1: What is the best way to discipline a child? FAQ #2: What is the best way to get a child to sleep through the night? FAQ #3: What should I do if my child is being bullied at school? FAQ #4: How can I help my child with anxiety? FAQ #5: What are some tips for potty training a toddler? FAQ #6: How can I help my child develop healthy eating habits? FAQ #7: How do I talk to my child about sensitive topics like sex and drugs? FAQ #8: How can I support my child’s education and academic success? FAQ #9: What are some practical ways to manage my child’s screen time? FAQ #10: How can I help my child build solid relationships and social skills? -
Surviving the Teenage Years: Advice for Parents Teen Insecurity and Growing Up Boosting Your Teen's Confidence: 5 Powerful Tips Oppositional Defiant Teenagers Teen Depression: The Signs and Solutions Teenager and Video Game/Social Media Addiction Top 5 Books on Teenagers -
Child Development Handout: Infants (0-1 year of age) Child Development Handout: Toddlers (1-2 years of age) Child Development Handout: Toddlers (2-3 years of age) Child Development Handout: Preschoolers (3-5 years of age) Child Development Handout: Middle Childhood (6-8 years of age) Child Development Handout: Middle Childhood (9-11 years of age) Child Development Handout: Teens (12-14 years of age) Child Development Handout: Teens (15-17 years of age) Parenting Talk Tools Goals of MIS-Behavior and One-Liners One Liners (Love and Logic Master Tool) Reconciliation and Feeling Words Worksheet Brave Communication The Five Love Languages (Handout) Clean Up Your Mess Parenting Tool Family Rules Exercise: Anger Mgt Tools Six Parenting Truces for Divorced Families The Sensory Checklist Create a Sensory "Diet" Screen-Free Boredom Buster Activities Chore Ideas for Kids Weekly Monthly Chore Chart Bedtime Routines Home Communication Log and Contract Homework Achievement Award FoolProof Family Meeting Feelings Check-In Feeling Memory Game Activity Daily Mood Chart - Spreadsheet Cell Phone Contract Teens Social Media Youth Contract Drug and Alcohol Use Contract Gratitude Journal Anxiety: STOP and RAIN Acronyms Grounding Exercises Coping With Triggers Worksheet Basic Parenting Plan Template The Importance of Ritual and Traditions The Core Values Worksheet Behavior Think Sheet positivity chart Feelings Chart Basic Self Reflection PMI Chart The Encopresis Behavioral Form -
Parent Coaching Flyer FREE PREVIEW
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Lead Family Healer
Ron Huxley, LMFT
Ron Huxley is a highly experienced and licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a successful career spanning over three decades as a clinician, mental health director, and trauma-informed trainer. With an unwavering commitment to providing the highest level of care, Ron founded FamilyHealer.tv to reach more families needing his expertise in dealing with the challenges of Trauma, Anxiety, and Parenting. Ron is widely recognized for his expertise in Trauma-Informed Care, a model that emphasizes the importance of understanding and responding to the effects of trauma on an individual's physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. He has developed and implemented numerous training programs to equip individuals and organizations with Trauma-Informed tools that empower and transform. Ron's dedication to his work stems from his belief that mental health issues are the next global pandemic. His strong personal faith and principles for inner healing underpin his approach to his work as an individual therapist/trainer and online courses. At FamilyHealer.tv, clients can access many resources, including articles, podcasts, and videos that tackle various issues, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, and trauma. With Ron's expertise and support, individuals, families, and organizations can overcome challenges and live their best lives.