Tag Archive for: shaming

Why it’s important to free your child from the burden of shame

Why it’s important to free your child from the burden of shame

Genevieve Simperingham, 14/06/2019, Healthy Boundaries, Self-Care & Self-Healing, bully, bullying, grumpy child, sexual abuse, shame, shaming, teasing, 2

Genevieve Simperingham is a Psychosynthesis Counsellor, a Parenting Instructor and coach, public speaker, human rights advocate, writer and the...

Siblings: verbal aggression, negative self-talk, shame

Genevieve Simperingham, 09/06/2019, Video, behaviour, bully, bullying, name calling, negative self-talk, perfectionism, shame, shaming, sibling rivalry, stress, teasing, verbal aggression, 0

In this video Genevieve discusses the different ways the stress response can effect the behaviors of children.

Why not to ignore your child or put them in time out

Why not to ignore your child or put them in time out

Genevieve Simperingham, 17/10/2015, Understanding Peaceful Parenting, alternative to time out, punishment, punishments, shaming, smacking, stonewalling, time out, 3

We should ignore the child when they act out! – Or should we? By Genevieve Simperingham Parents hear a...

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