The Tool Box: Building Better Relationships
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Navigating relationships can be challenging. Our world is complicated and presents demands that previous generations have not experienced. Skills such as communication, conflict negotiation, emotional literacy, and the art of compromise are the tools that make relationships work better. We all need simple ways of doing the day-to-day difficult things.
The Tool Box will provide skills to build successful, strong and positive relationships with others. The workshops, seminars coaching programs and book offer practical strategies for anyone to strengthen and improve relationships with others. Parents, teachers and coaches; families; couples; and co-workers will each find valuable and easy to use tools. |
Introductory Video
Podcast
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Workshops & Seminars
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For Workshop & Seminar Descriptions Click Here
Maplebrook School, Amenia, NY Western Connecticut Health Network, NM, CT The Rumsey Hall School, Washington, CT Temple Sinai, New Orleans, La St. Georges School, New Orleans, La Indian Mountain School, Lakeville, CT Marvelwood School, Kent, CT Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY |
The Book
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A ‘go to’ user friendly resource for anyone who is engaged in the process of raising, nurturing and educating teens. The reader will learn skills for communication, negotiation and emotional literacy which will help them build strong, successful and positive relationships.
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For a Sneak Peak - Click Here
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Available on Amazon - Click Here
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The Coaching Program
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Looking for change? NOT a one-size-fits-all program, but a step by step process shaped for your specific needs and goals. Together we will clarify goals, hone skills, and create a road map for success. Online, interactive, programs will individually guide you through the concepts of the Tool Box.
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The Tool Box Blog
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Weekly posts of interesting articles with helpful information
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The Tool Box - on line
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An individualized, interactive web based program to guide and support clients through process of raising tweens and teens.
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