The Appreciative Parental Voice Unleashes the Family’s Positive Core

August 2018
CommunicationCommunication
Rate this article

ABSTRACT

Juggling a myriad of responsibilities at home and at work and overwhelmed by conflicting demands, parents understandably tune into their ‘not-good-enough’ voice. Appreciative Inquiry helps parents reclaim both inner and outer appreciative voice. Parenting then becomes more easeful, deepening the parentchild bond. Over time the appreciative parental voice leads a positive-oriented family focus, naturally unleashing the family’s positive core.

Want a discount? Become a member by purchasing Subscription for Practitioners, Subscription small groups/organisations (1-20 seats), Subscription medium groups/organisations (21-100 seats) or Subscription large groups/organisations (+100 seats)!

€3.95

Author: Gloria DeGaetano

Gloria DeGaetano, founder/director of the Parent Coaching Institute and Parent Coach International, is passionately dedicated to helping families flourish. She is the author of several books, including Parenting Well in a Media Age (2004) and, in January 2019, Positive Core Parenting: Use Appreciative Inquiry to Grow and Thrive and Technological Times. Contact gloria@thepci.org

All articles of this author

Comments

There are no reviews yet.

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *