Who's Teaching

The Press Has Recognized Rita Homrich as a Behavior Modification Specialist

• Rita Homrich guest hosts "Tools for Tired Parents" on South Florida’s WWNN Radio Program, Interviews, on 1470AM.

• Rita’s column "Tools for Tired Parents" appears in "The Happy Times Monthly"

• Rita also has been featured in The Palm Beach Post and The Boca Raton News.

Who's Teaching?

The good new is.....
There is brand new information available for parents of ADHD children in South Florida! Many seminars have been presented outlining the Attention Deficit Hyperactive disorder but have failed to tell parents how to put Johnny to bed! F.A.C.E.S. (Families of ADHD Children Empowerment Series) is now being taught in the South Florida area by Rita Homrich, of RMA and associates is a Behavior Modification Specialist in the field of parenting technology. Rita is first in the United States to be demonstrating how to teach and parent ADHD children without frustration through the F.A.C.E.S. course.

"Raising a child can be a bewildering experience, especially in today's society, and parents do not automatically know how to be parents. Practical parenting skills usually must be learned, states Ms. Homrich."

Ms. Homrich teaches positive parenting courses, Families of ADHD Children Empowerment Series (F.A.C.E.S.), Redirecting Children's Behavior (RCB), and Redirecting For A Cooperative Classroom (RCC) locally and in Israel in a workshop format. Ms. Homrich shared that during her last trip to Israel she taught 27 teachers in a residential alternative education academy in Netanya. These teachers learned that the same techniques that produce peace in international negotiations can work magic on relations between teachers and students.

F.A.C.E.S. and RCB are a supportive courses that teach parenting skills in a warm group atmosphere. Participants are given more than 100 effective, empowering parenting tips in addition to learning how to resolve conflicts without power struggles, replace nagging, threats and bribes with positive messages, and allow children to solve their own problems while offering guidance when needed. They also learn how to make parenting more fun, work as a unified couple, or enhance single parenting. The philosophy of F.A.C.E.S., RCB, and RCC is based on the teachings of Alfred Adler and Rudolph Dreikurs.

Many people have reported that strategies learned in the RCB and F.A.C.E.S. courses have worked for them in interacting with spouses and co-workers as well. The course effectively teaches people how to redirect the human behavior of all ages. This replaces confrontation with conciliation, making everyone happier.

Teachers, nurses, psychotherapists, social workers, and others working in the child care field often take RCB to further their professional development for the course offers 15 continuing education credits.

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