Tool Kit

Recommended Reading list

Parenting with Dignity by Mac Bledsoe

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

The Chapters of this book are laid out like a parenting class.

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

This book will help you know when you need to seek professional help.

The Out-of-Sync Child by Carol Stock Kranowitz

Yes, your Teenager is Crazy! by Michael J Bradley

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

This is a great book for parents who think their child may have sensory issues.

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

In some states, this was required reading for foster parents. It explains the differences in the socio-ecamonic classes and was very helpful.

Hunt Gather Parent by Michealeen Duocleff

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

Whole Hearted Parenting Manifesto by Brene Brown

This is recommended, especially if you have a very smart and difficult child.

Whole Hearted Parenting Manifesto by Brene Brown

Bridges Out of Poverty by Phillip DeVol and Ruby K Payne, PHD

Whole Hearted Parenting Manifesto by Brene Brown

We really like the whole-hearted parenting manifesto. This manifesto can be found online. https://brenebrown.com/resources/the-wholehearted-parenting-manifesto/

Choice Theory by William Glasser

Choice Theory by William Glasser

Choice Theory by William Glasser

Although it is dated, the 10 axioms of the theory and the 5-needs are relevant.

Rich Roll Podcast

Choice Theory by William Glasser

Choice Theory by William Glasser

How to be a better parent: A Primer on Mindful Parenting.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rich-roll-podcast/id582272991?i=1000637029128