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Every child will have a home where they are loved unconditionally, where their spirit is honored and
nurtured, and where they are taught the power of love.
Words Can’t Describe the Feeling of Helping Another Person
Imagine being the catalyst who would positively affect family dynamics…
and get paid for doing it!
TAKE THIS PARENT EDUCATOR PERSONALITY TEST:
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If you answered “YES” to 4 out of 5 of these questions, chances are you have the passion we’re looking for in a parent educator.
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- Do you feel parents would benefit from receiving more
emotional support in raising their children?
- Do people frequently ask for your advice?
- Do you get excited about helping others make a difference in their lives?
- Do you enjoy working at your own pace?
- Is making a difference in your community important to you?
BENEFITS OF BECOMING A PARENT EDUCATOR:
- Experience the fulfillment of sharing life-changing moments with parents.
- Work your own hours and earn extra income doing something you love.
- Create a fun, exciting, sensitive learning environment.
- Learn leading-edge positive approaches to parenting.
This Opportunity Includes
- Launching a new career as a parent educator.
- Adding parent education to the services that you already provide.
A Life Changing Parenting Course
Pediatricians and mental health professionals nationwide endorse this certification
training to teach Redirecting Children’s Behavior because it works! You will be trained to teach parents and other professionals how to discipline and encourage
children without yelling, punishing, nagging, time out, and spanking. Your teaching seminars will offer 15 hours of skill-based strategies, hands-on learning experiences,
and fun exercises that help your participants to feel calm, confident, and enjoy parenting. These changes have a direct and profound impact on the behavior of children.
You will be certified to teach these proven parenting skills:
- Create emotionally health, connected families.
- Effectively redirect sibling rivalry.
- Set clear limits and follow through with meaningful consequences.
- Establish family meetings to teach leadership, values and problem solving skills.
- The difference between motivating through love vs. motivating through fear.
- Communicate in a way that encourages your child to talk to you.
- Resolve conflicts without power struggles.
- The four times not to discipline children.
- Teach children how to solve their own problems, offering them guidance when needed.
- Understanding why time out does not work and what to do instead.
- Assist children in developing self-control, responsibility and self-confidence.
- Importance of working as unified couple.
- Networking for single parents.
- Make parenting more fun!
You can help our families…
Stress, technology overload, violence in the schools, single-parents homes, blended
families—these are the dynamics of our families and children. Today’s families are searching for new ways to connect and influence their children.
Consider the following statistics:
- The average child in America receives only 12.5 minutes per day in communication
with his or her parent.
- Of those 12.5 minutes, parents spend 8.5 minutes correcting, criticizing or arguing.
- This leaves only four minutes each day of instruction of values, morals, ethics,
attitudes and affection.
- In a study of children ages 1-12, the single most important determinant of
children’s self-esteem is the perception of how much they are valued by their parents.
- On the average, a child receives 400 negative comments compared to only 32
positive comments per day.
Earning Potential
Current instructors charge approximately $195-$595 per person for the course and
the average class size is between 10-30 people. Imagine how this extra income could affect you and your family!
Your Training Includes:
- Coaching on how to facilitate group discussions.
- Tips on handling difficult interactions with participants.
- How to deliver a dynamic public presentation.
- Effective marketing and enrollment approaches.
- Instructor’s manual—detailed, step-by-step easy to use guide for facilitators.
- Twelve books/workbooks for your first class.
- 25 RCB brochures
- Sample diplomas, advertising pieces, course handouts and flyers.
- National support including free monthly teleconferences.
- Personal advertising placement on the INCAF web site.
- 3 Introductory Workshops
A strong component to our training is the instruction and support you will receive to be
successful. The INCAF Team offers one of the nation’s best support systems for certified parent educators. During training, you will receive a business plan worksheet, workshop
outlines, and full-color, glossy brochure to market your courses. Our annual convention provides you with inspiring keynote speakers and educational workshops to motivate,
revitalize and give you informational updates to help you maintain your success.
For questions about INCAF training and information about cost, contact:
YES! I am interested in being considered as an RCB instructor.
- Fill out the application form.
- Include your non-refundable, but transferable deposit.
- Return the application and deposit to the address above.
Don’t miss out on your chance to change a life!
Our training is offered worldwide and is ongoing, so call us today!
Who is the International Network for Children and Families?
The International Network for Children and Families (INCAF) is a worldwide group of
instructors who teach a positive approach to parenting. We are committed to creating new generations of responsible children who have higher self-esteem and better cooperation skills.
Kathryn Kvols is the President of INCAF. She is also the author of the book and course Redirecting Children's Behavior. The book is based on over 30 years of experience of
teaching. It is also based on the philosophy of Dr. Alfred Adler and Dr. Rudolph Dreikurs, pioneers in this firm and kind approach.
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We believe it is important to teach parents and educators ways to discipline children with
methods that “connect” rather than “disconnect” them from their families and schools. A child who is disconnected often finds less desirable ways to belong, joining gangs, having
sex, and doing drugs. Teaching our children practical life skills is the most important and challenging task we have.-- Kathryn Kvols
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