Embracing the Storm, LLC

Providing Loving Guidance for Parents through Divorce and Re-marriage Feeling Overwhelmed? We are all faced with the storms of life at one time or another.

Some of the most difficult storms to weather are the ones involving family. When a family is faced with divorce and remarriage it can place a tremendous burden and strain on the parent-child relationship. During these transitions children often feel left behind or caught in the middle. Most children feel as though they have to choose, or worse that it is their fault somehow. If you’re noticing an

increase in any of the following behaviors:

Back-talking or arguing
Everything becoming a struggle
Fighting/biting siblings or playmates
Withdrawing or losing interest
Frustration, angry tantrums or aggressiveness

We can help—

With the breakdown in the security they have always found in the family, or the challenges faced with establishing their new role in a new family setting there is more uncertainty than many children are equipped to handle without consistent parental guidance and encouragement. With the parent’s time consumed with their changing roles and additional responsibilities, finding even more time to devote to all of these new needs quickly feels overwhelming. Add to this the challenge for the children to figure out how this will work in two very different households instead of one—and you have the ingredients for trouble. What we Deliver! Insight, training and information to help children emerge from these experiences with a solid grasp on:

Self-reliance
Empowerment
Cooperation
Wise decision-making
Sense of purpose

Coaching

The coaching aspect of what we do is private, focused time dedicated weekly to getting the most advantage possible out of the one-to-one experience for you and your children. Your first 50-minute session is always free. Courses

Our courses reinforce the strengthening of the family as a solid support network. They are designed to help families establish consistent, clear lines of communication by providing powerful, yet simple tools for turning as little as 5 minutes into a quality experience for the children. Redirecting Children’s Behavior

Redirecting Children’s Behavior is a 6-week, 12-hour course

Do you wonder what it would be like to gain your child’s cooperation without having to resort to:

Counting
Bribing
Threats
Nagging
Yelling

Reconnecting Families

Reconnecting Families is a 8-week, 16-hour course

This course was originally designed for families where one parent has been incarcerated. It is designed to improve the ability of a family to be successful even in high-conflict, stressful environments where they can easily be influenced by the adverse behavior of others. If the divorce and remarriage has resulted in turmoil and conflict between households and parenting styles, then this is where you want to be. For details on course schedules please visit our website (www.embracingthestorm.com) or call us at 225-268-9018. Workshops

There are several workshops covering a variety of topics from:

Balancing Love and Discipline
Balancing Work and Family
Consequences that Work
Effective Parent-Child Communication
Handling Sibling Rivalry
The Art of Avoiding Power Struggles
10 Keys to Successful Parenting
Parenting as a Team
A New Approach for Handling Bullies
Taking the Hassles Out of Homework
These workshops are 45—60 minutes in length. For a more detailed list and description of our 20+ workshops please visit our website (www.embracingthestorm.com) or call us at 225-268-9018. We also do courses and workshops as fundraisers for your school, daycare or other family-focused group. Contact us for details.

12/01/2012

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09/04/2012

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Are We Parenting for Compliance or Cooperation? - Embracing the Storm, LLC The tools we use as parents to address the behavioral problems we experience with our children really only come from two basic camps. We are either parenting for compliance, or we are parenting for

09/04/2012

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09/03/2012

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Our Child the Lightening Rod - Embracing the Storm, LLC I last wrote about how all misbehavior is simply our child trying to communicate something to us. Well in a broad sense, doesn't that apply to all of us? Think about it for

09/03/2012

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08/07/2012

Join us for our next Redirecting Children's Behavior Class beginning Saturday, August 25th at PorterHouse of La in Denham Springs. To find out more about the course and what it can do to improve your already wonderful relationship with your children, or your stressful relationship go to http://www.ctacoaches.com/embracingthestorm/course-schedules for all of the details. Enrollment is limited so sign up today.

07/19/2012

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07/16/2012

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Blog | Embracing the Storm, LLC | Coaching Through Life's Challenges All Misbehavior is Communication Posted on July 15, 2012 by Scott Huber Reply Actually, all behavior is your child trying to communicate with you. The misbehavior comes in to play when a child perceives that one or more of their basic needs are ...

07/13/2012

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07/12/2012

We are dedicated helping parents and step-parents with the struggles and frustrations associated with all of the confusing and confrontational events of parenting through divorce, single parenting and blended families.

We offer a variety of services from coaching, workshops and courses to fundraising opportunities for schools, daycares and other family-focused groups.

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07/12/2012

Meet Your Coach

Scott Huber is a certified parenting instructor for INCAF (International Network for Children and Families). He teaches the Redirecting Children’s Behavior course and is available for speaking engagements, workshops and private family coaching. Scott has a clear understanding of the challenges a family faces in divorce, single parenting and step-parenting.

With over 25 years of corporate management experience leading both Fortune 50 as well as privately held companies through the training process and cultural change for creating collaborative team environments, Scott has realized the value of these concepts in the home. He joined INCAF in 2002 to help parents create an environment in the home that fosters empowerment and teaches children the basics of self-reliance, cooperation and personal responsibility.

Scott is a Charter Practitioner for the Power of TED* – The Empowerment Dynamic and he volunteers his time teaching inmates the concepts of the creative process of empowerment. The goal of the program is to prepare inmates to participate differently when they return to their communities upon their release from prison. He also incorporates these concepts in his coaching practice. Scott has also served as a former Capital Area CASA volunteer advocating on behalf of children in need of care.

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