The Goal of Your Family Guru is to support parents in bringing their teenagers to their highest potential in a positive and compassionate manner.
Our books and courses give you step-by-step instructions, guidance, and support. It's important that parents know they are not alone -- even with the day-to-day arguments and problems that so typically arise when raising teenagers.
If you don’t like “Boot Camp” style "scare 'em straight" methods,
and are looking for a positive, compassionate way to parent,
WELCOME!
Go from tolerating to cherishing your teenager
If you find yourself wondering why parenting suddenly seems so difficult, you’re not alone. Many parents feel they’ve done something wrong, but that’s not always the case. Many times, it is simply because we have not been trained for this important and wonder-filled, part of life. And neither has your teen been trained -- parents don't come with instruction manuals either. Your offspring will learn "life" by the example set by you -- their parent.
Join the hundreds of parents who have discovered a loving and compassionate way to help their teenagers be all they can be. We are dedicated to bringing you the most up-to-date tips and techniques to help you and your teenager to communicate, connect, and thrive in a loving environment.
If this sounds impossible to you, then you’re in the right place. Start by receiving our free gift booklet, “The 7 Mistakes Good Parents Unknowingly Make,” and begin your journey to a happier family. Download it today and have some new tools and knowledge to begin putting into practice tonight!
With a little knowledge and training :
· Your need to lecture will disappear
· Conscious communication will be a breeze
· You’ll set your priorities to include yourself for a change
· You’ll have confidence that you are doing what is right for YOUR family
If you are:
· Exhausted from begging your teenager to do homework or chores
· Worried about your teenager’s self-esteem
· Tired of your teenager’s attitude and tantrums
· Frustrated at your teenager’s lack of motivation