Reply to "Using consequences with traumatized youth"

Thank you for the Ross Greene link. I just looked him up and it sounds as if his approach is very similar to our nonviolent child raising philosophy (www.echoparenting.org). Nice to know there are other people around the country doing this work. I heard Bessel van der Kolk say the same thing about consequences and how they obviously don't work with these kids (or any kids for that matter, if you're looking to foster emotional intelligence and an inner locus of control rather than blind obedience). Bessel will be at our Changing the Paradigm conference March 5 & 6, 2015 for anyone who is able to get to Los Angeles.

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