Collaborative Problem Solving: When the defiance sticks around

If you practice The Family Coach Method, you know that collaborating with your child is one of the most successful ways to teach skill sets, stay out of control struggles and raise a competent child. But many parents ask, "What about after we collaborate and agree and then my child becomes defiant?" Today we'll dig deep into that question and more with behavioral interventionist and school psychologist Mary Murray. Mary has been the DMH on-site interventionist for some of the most challenging of children in Boston for over 20 years. She is experienced in collaborating, calming and clarifying successful social behavior with kids, tweens and teens. Join us for an informative exploration of willful defiance and skill deficits. Bring your questions, cause the moms are in!