My Child Lies! What do I Do?
Registration Closes: 03/12/2024
Event Time: 11:30 AM - 01:00 PM
Total CE Credits: 1.5
Clinical Hours: 1.5
General Admission: $0 CE Cost: $10
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Description
Do you have a child who lies frequently? Or when in trouble or stressed? Or perhaps a child who can’t seem to tell the difference between truth and lies? How can you tell when is a lie not really a lie?
In this workshop, you will learn about 4 types of lying behaviors that are common in children with trauma histories: developmentally normal “story-telling”, confabulation, distorted thinking, and survival lying. You will also learn specific steps you can take to both prevent and address lying behaviors in children and teens, using strategies based on familiar trauma-based parenting approaches including TBRI, PACE, and ABCs of Behavior. You will receive a toolkit of prompts to help you assess and individualize your responses to meet the specific needs, strengths, and history of your particular child.
Participants will be able to define and describe 4 types of lying behaviors
Participants will be able to apply trauma-informed parenting principles from TBRI, PACE, and other trauma-based approaches to address lying behaviors in children
Participants will be able to apply at least 3 specific prompting questions to assess how to customize their approach to lying behaviors in their specific child.
Speaker & Bio
Sue Badeau
Sue Badeau speaks on trauma and resilience, parenting and more. With a degree in Early Childhood Education from Smith College, Sue is an in-demand keynote speaker, workshop leader, curriculum writer and consultant for numerous agencies, courts, prison systems, and other organizations across all 50 states and internationally. Sue and her husband, Hector are lifetime parents of 22 (20 adopted), longtime foster parents and have many grandchildren. They have co-authored Are We There Yet: The Ultimate Road Trip, Adopting and Raising 22 Kids and with daughter Chelsea Badeau, Building Bridges of Hope: A Coloring Book for Adults Caring for Children Who Have Experienced Trauma. Sue also recently co-authored Healing Connections: A Community Approach to Trauma and Attachment. Sue and Hector raised their family in Philadelphia and now live in an RV, dividing time between work, family and volunteering in Kenya.
