Have you tried, arguing, pleading, snapping, ignoring, yelling or using treats and rewards to control your child’s behavior? How well did it work? Try something different…
Spend time in one on one consultation, in person, by telephone or by webcam from anywhere in the world, with Edukey’s child behavior specialist, Tina Stephenson, who can provide practical, tested, reliable everyday solutions and strategies to common behavior problems (for children 2 to 12 years old).
1) Learn how to control difficult behaviors like:
a. Whining
b. Temper Tantrums
c. Arguing
d. Prolongued bedtimes, departure times and mealtimes
e. Fighting
f. Sibling rivalry
g. TV addiction
2) Learn how to effectively use:
a. Time out strategies
b. Reward strategies
c. Positive reinforcement
d. Ignore strategies
Enjoy complete confidentiality and privacy. You will be solely in contact with Tina Stephenson in Hong Kong.
Pricing
- By the 1/2 hour: HK$ 600 / US$ 80 per 1/2 hour
- 5-hour package : HK$ 5,400 / US$ 720 (10% off)
Five-hour packages usually include:
- 1-hour assessment
- 2-hour behavior strategy consultation
- 2 x 1-hour follow up sessions
(can be broken down into 5 x 1 hour sessions if necessary)
Optional package: A one hour assessment, followed by a quote based on the complexity and depth of the problems presented.
Consultations are available from 9 am to 6:30pm HKT from Monday to Friday.
Payment possible by: Paypal, Check, Cash and Bank Transfer (HSBC)
Hong Kong Parents: for more information and bookings, please book online, use our live chat, email us or call +852 3690 2293. (Mon-Fri 9:00am-6:30pm HKT)
Tina Stephenson
Child Behavior Specialist
Tina Stephenson joined Edukey in July 2006 and is active in the areas of research, program design, workshop facilitation and parent consultation.
Tina has been working with children and families in India, South Africa, China, Hong Kong and Canada for the last ten years. During her career, Tina has designed and facilitated award winning cross-cultural programmes for the YMCA, the Canadian International Development Agency and York University. In 2002, she moved to China as an examiner for the British Council. Later she served as principal of the Busy Bees kindergarten in Hong Kong from 2004 to 2006. In parallel, she has developed her own parenting programs under the Early Years Network in Hong Kong since 2004. Tina writes also a monthly column for the Parents’ Journal, Hong Kong’s premier parenting magazine.
Tina holds a BA (hons) with double major in Political Science and Women Studies from York University and a Child Behaviour Management Specialist certificate from the University of Toronto.
http://www.edukey.net/hk/
