Webinar: Power of Perception from the Becoming the Best You Can Be Series (1 of 7)
Our perception of others and situations dictates how we respond. Holding the perception children who talk back are disrespectful will trigger one response, while seeing the child in the moment as needing help with social skills will elicit another response. How do we get these perceptions and is it possible to change them?
Healthy relationships require we own our own upset. Becoming consciously aware of our triggers allows us to practice composure and change our perceptions. In discipline situations our perception determines whether we punish and blame the child or teach new skills. When we are triggered into an emotional state, we can actively calm yourself, choose a new perception and respond in a helpful way rather than react from old unhealthy pre-programmed messages.
Join Conscious Discipline creator Becky Bailey to learn more about the Power of Perception.
Webinar Outline
- 00:50 What is Conscious Discipline?
- 01:12 Conscious Discipline pyramid model
- 02:37 Power of Perception
- 07:52 Choosing our perception requires consciousness
- 09:45 Where our perceptual programming comes from
- 11:41 Example of unhealthy programming
- 16:34 How do you know you are in unconscious programming?
- 18:27 Bringing our programming to consciousness
- 21:00 How to permanently change behavior
- 24:10 Power of Perception principles
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Becky Bailey
Creator of Conscious Discipline
Dr. Becky Bailey is an award-winning author, renowned educator and internationally recognized expert in childhood education and developmental psychology. She is the creator of Conscious Discipline, a trauma informed program that transcends positive discipline to help families and educators become more resilient, more compassionate and better equipped to handle whatever challenges, conflicts or upsets life sends their way. Through Conscious Discipline, Dr. Bailey has inspired and trained more than 3 million educators and caregivers, impacting an estimated 20 million children. She has authored 21 books related to guidance and discipline, several of which have won national awards. She currently has over 2.5 million books in circulation.
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