The Great Behavior Breakdown

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Do you have a child who exhibits aggressive, defiant behavior? The Great Behavior Breakdown will show you how to address this problem in a way that's both effective and compassionate. You'll learn how to control your child's lying, stealing, temper tantrums and other problematic behaviors without punishment.

The Great Behavior Breakdown is a tool not just for parents, but also for educators. This e-book addresses 27 of the most challenging and defiant behaviors. It will provide you with step-by-step guidance and insight for transforming your child and creating a better family and classroom situation. You'll learn about the stress model, the formula to prevent lying, how to eliminate stealing, ways to predict your child's behavior, helpful exercises and much more.

If you've been struggling with your child's behavior problems, The Great Behavior Breakdown will help bring you hope. You'll be able to finally bring harmony to your household or classroom.

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One of the most helpful books I’ve read..

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After reading the Great Behavior Breakdown, I found the ultimate tool for my toolbox. This book covers all the toughest behaviors and uses language that is easy to understand. I have recommended it to numerous families and have received positive feedback about the ease of implementing these tools as well as how helpful it is to understand the stress underlying the behavior. This is one of the most helpful books I’ve read. I recommend it for any person involved with children; therapists, parents, and educators.

Stacy G. York

A must read!

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Bryan’s book provides insights, techniques and real world tools to help parents understand their child’s trauma and stresses. The book is insightful and a must read for all parents.

Bren Wolfe