Consequences and Attachment

What you really need to know

Have you ever noticed that the conversation on consequences is black or white? Either, they’re all bad and they’ll damage your attachment or, they’re a necessary part of discipline and the only way.

Neither is true.

Like anything, when you take the blanket rule, you miss the depth.

And this is what I’ll be sharing with you inside of this Masterclass.

Because the truth is more messy and complicated. The reality isn’t black and white. And these are the hard conversations we need to be having as parents, educators and professionals.

What you’ll learn:

    • Why consequences can damage your relationship with your child and why being afraid to use them can do just as much harm to your ability to lead.

    • What to look out for so you can feel genuinely confident in where you and your child are at relationally

    • The hard questions you need to ask yourself about protecting the siblings and the family’s sense of safety.

    • The role of defences, and the specific behaviours that are important to notice in your child right now

    • When a consequence might actually be appropriate and what you always need to do alongside it for it to be helpful

    • The times I've used consequences in my own work and with my own children, and the thinking behind those exact moments.

    • The developmental lens on consequences and why I would avoid them with a child under 5

The Details:

  • The Masterclass will be available June 22nd and will be yours to keep.

  • Questions will be invited a week later during a live call on Monday June 29th 930am, Brisbane time. The replay of the Q and A will also be yours to keep.

Client Testimonials

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Client Testimonials •

My name is Ashleigh, I’m a Family Psychologist and homeschooling Mum to two boys.

I have had over a decade of experience working with clients one to one and thousands of families have gone through my online programs. This has given me insight into exactly what respectful parents struggle with today and exactly how to get them back into that peaceful, playful family life that they know is possible.