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Parenting Challenging Kids

This document summarizes a presentation about challenging behavior in children. The presenter argues that challenging behavior occurs when a child's skills and capacities are exceeded by the demands placed upon them. Some children lack skills like flexibility, problem solving, and frustration tolerance to handle certain expectations. The presenter outlines three approaches to solving problems - imposition of will, collaborative problem solving, or setting the problem aside. They also describe the Collaborative and Proactive Solutions model and its steps for addressing unsolved problems through empathy, defining the issues, and generating mutually agreeable solutions.

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Parenting Challenging Kids

This document summarizes a presentation about challenging behavior in children. The presenter argues that challenging behavior occurs when a child's skills and capacities are exceeded by the demands placed upon them. Some children lack skills like flexibility, problem solving, and frustration tolerance to handle certain expectations. The presenter outlines three approaches to solving problems - imposition of will, collaborative problem solving, or setting the problem aside. They also describe the Collaborative and Proactive Solutions model and its steps for addressing unsolved problems through empathy, defining the issues, and generating mutually agreeable solutions.

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  • Introduction and Overview
  • Key Concepts and Problem Solving Plans
  • Plan B Steps
  • Additional Resources

Summary

“Children do well if they can.”

“Challenging behavior occurs


when the expectations being
placed on a kid exceed the kid’s
capacity to respond adaptively.
Some kids are lacking the skills
to handle certain demands and
expectations.”

Presented by: Kelly McGonagil


Key Terms:

Explosive Child: “one who responds to routine


problems with extreme frustration (crying,
screaming, kicking, hitting, biting, spitting,
destroying property).” 3 Ways to Solve
Lagging Skills: skills needed to handle certain Problems
demands and expectations (flexibility, adaptability,
frustration, tolerance, and problem solving). These
may be lacking in a challenging kid. Plan A: Imposition of adult will

Plan B: Collaborative problem solving


Unsolved Problems: “the specific conditions in
which challenging behavior is occurring.” Plan C: Setting an unsolved problem aside

CPS Model: Collaborative and Proactive


Solutions.

***Assessment of Lagging Skills and Unsolved


Problems
PLAN B Steps

1. Empathy: “gather information about and


develop a clear understanding of child’s
concerns or perspective regarding the
unsolved problem.”

2. Define the Problem: “Explain your


concerns regarding the unsolved problem.”

3. Invitation: “Generate solutions that are


both realistic and mutually satisfactory.”
Additional Resources
Livesinthebalance.org → CPS Resources

→ The Paperwork

→ Educators/Schools→ Walking Tour →


Videos

→ Parents/Families→ Walking Tour


Videos

Works Cited:
Livesinsthebalance.org
https://www.harpercollins.com/9780062339799/the-explosive-
child
Green, R.W, Ph.D. 2014. The Explosive Child. Harper Collins
Publishers, N.Y.

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