Parent Training Workshop: How to Set Boundaries That Stick With Your Child

Practical strategies to reduce meltdowns, refusal, and power struggles while setting boundaries your child can understand and follow. About This Workshop When your child argues, refuses, melts down, or pushes back, setting a boundary can quickly turn into a power struggle. You explain. You repeat yourself. You try to stay calm. Then you eventually give in just to keep the peace. This practical parent training will show you how to set boundaries more clearly and follow through without turning every limit into a battle. You’ll Learn How To • Identify one boundary that could make daily life easier, even if your child has resisted it before. • Understand why a reasonable boundary may keep falling apart despite your best efforts. • Help your child respond to boundaries when they typically refuse, push back, or escalate. • Handle difficult moments without turning them into repeated negotiations. • Respond to big emotions while maintaining the boundary without feeling too harsh or giving in. • Know what to expect when your child initially pushes back harder, so you can respond with confidence instead of assuming the approach is failing. • Recognize and reinforce meaningful progress, even when change is gradual or imperfect. You’ll leave with a simple, practical boundary plan you can begin applying at home this week. This workshop is designed for parents of children experiencing developmental, behavioral, or emotional challenges, including meltdowns, refusal, difficult transitions, and repeated power struggles. The session includes practical teaching, guided exercises, and time for parent questions. It is educational in nature and does not replace individualized treatment or guarantee specific results. Space is limited. Reserve your seat today. Recording Notice: This workshop will be audio- and video-recorded by EY Behavioral Services. By registering for and attending the workshop, you acknowledge and consent to being recorded as part of the event. Recordings may include the presenter, presentation materials, attendee questions, and portions of the room. Please do not share private or identifying information about yourself or your child during the workshop. Audience questions may be recorded and used in the workshop content. By attending, you agree to follow this recording requirement.