Parenting: Neuroscience For Parents

Course details

• Over 29 lectures and 2 hours of content
• Understand your children’s behaviour and actions based on their active brain structure and development of the brain
• Adapt your communication and reactions based on the children's active brain structure
• Deal with your child’s stress and grow their self-esteem
• This course is ideal for anyone with a child or grandchild between 0-17

Course Overview

Do you want to go on a journey from 0-17, exploring how your child’s mind works and how it affects its behaviour? Then this is course will help you and your child to understand each other and enable you to recognize recurring patterns of behaviour throughout your child’s development.

Delivered by Neurocognitive and Behavioral Expert, Gregory Caremans, this course is based on the Neurocognitive and Behavioral Approach (NBA).
In a nutshell, this is a study of how the brain works and its impact on human behavior, developed by Dr. Jaques Fradin in France over a 25 year period at the Institute of Environmental Medicine.

Growing up can be a tough job, and there are challenges ahead for both parents and children. Learn to navigate peer pressure, bullying and fluctuating self-esteem with your child, help them to study, build their confidence and pick up hints on how to react to their changing behaviours and moods.

Through a series of edutaining lectures, Gregory Caremans, who is a parent as well as scientist will offer insights and parenting tips, breaking down myths and advice for how to keep a cool head, even when you’re losing patience

Take this course to see how amazing your kids' minds are, and to guide them through all stages of their childhood with confidence.

Course Syllabus

Introduction
Welcome to the Course

Busting Myths
Myth 1: the perfect parent
Myth 2: you are raising your kid
Myth 3: you raised yours kids the same way
Myth 4: you shouldn’t encourage co-sleeping
Myth 5: the Mozart effect

Meet Your Brain: an introduction to Neuroscience
The Reptilian Brain
The Paleolimbic Brain
The Neolimbic Brain
The Prefrontal Brain

The Parents Perspective
Parental Instincts
Two Tricks To Stay Calm
On Learning
On Compliments
Attachment Theory

The kid’s perspective
The Reptilian Baby
The Paleolimbic Toddler
The Secret Of Self Confidence
Beat The Bully
Submissiveness Vs Shynes Vs Introversion
Why You Should Teach Your Kid To Trust You
Your Kid Has Personality
On Climbing Trees
Small Social Traumas
Adolescence

Conclusion
Three Golden Rules

Quiz
Part 1
Part 2 Updated on 14 October, 2018