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Kim John Payne is the author of the #1 Best Selling book Simplicity Parenting.
He is an Australian who has, for 27 years, worked throughout the world as a counselor, consultant, researcher and educator of both children and adults.
He has been helping children, adolescents and families explore issues such as social difficulties with siblings and classmates, attention and behavioral issues at home and school, and a range of emotional issues such as defiance, aggression, addiction and self-esteem.
He regularly gives key note addresses at international conferences for educators, parents and therapists and runs workshops and training’s around the world.
He is faculty at Antioch University New England. He has been featured in Time Magazine, Parenting Magazine, and is a regular guest on NPR, BBC, ABC, NBC & CBS television.
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Wild Earth and Mountain Laurel are pleased to be hosting Kim John Payne, author of Simplicity Parenting, the #1 bestselling book on parenting, on May 12, 2016 for a public lecture at SUNY New Paltz entitled, “Loving Limits in a Digital Age.”
Learn how to create strong family connections using calm discipline and warm, firm, loving limits in a world where increasingly screens reign supreme.
During the evening’s lecture, Kim John Payne will share how to build focus, grit and good judgment within our children so that our kids can shape their own self-esteem, hopes and dreams.
We will learn how aloneness is different from loneliness and how we can help our kids to know the difference.
We will address concerns about our “screen restricted” children no longer fitting in with friends and the “disadvantages” of limiting screen media.
Together, we will learn how to ensure that our kids do not become overwhelmed with media driven images and how we can encourage respect when negative images of adults pervade pop culture.
Understand the alluring world of no boundaries that screen use can develop and how this can make discipline even more difficult.
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