Hey,

Do your kids talk back to you?

My daughter does. A LOT.

It used to drive me insane.

Until finally I realized that she wasn't doing it intentionally. She didn't have some kind of a hidden agenda to be disrespectful or difficult all the time. It is just her personality to push back and question everything. 

This happens to be the case with a lot of strong-willed kids. And once we realize that, we can make huge leaps in handling the back talk calmly and effectively!

I want to share a fascinating article with you today, filled with practical suggestions. Written for us by Cate Scolnik, it's a must-read for anyone with a child who frequently talks back. Check it out!

Back Talk: How to Handle It Calmly and Effectively

Inherited Family Trauma Masterclass

Our featured masterclass for you this week is the Inherited Family Trauma Masterclass with Mark Wolynn based on the book It Didn't Start with You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle.

Mark is a leading expert in the field of Inherited Family Trauma and director of The Family Constellation Institute in San Francisco. His book that is the focus of our masterclass today has won the 2016 Silver Nautilus Book Award in psychology, and has been translated into 19 languages.

In this masterclass Mark shares with us:

• An outline of what inherited family trauma is, and the research behind it
• How to uncover the clues that there may be some inherited family trauma involved
• How to use the clues to resolve the trauma

If you or your child has unexplained anxiety or depression symptoms and you've explored all other options to resolve it without success, then this masterclass offers a fascinating explanation and a potential new avenue to explore. 

Academy members, Click here to watch this masterclass.

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🆕Don't Want to Be a Member? Watch Just This Masterclass! (This non-renewing 1-week pass allows you to watch this featured masterclass, or download the audio version to listen while commuting, exercising or doing chores!)

Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be the best parent, and the best person you can be!

Talk soon,
Sumitha