Help your teen or older kid learn the steps to developing better impulse control with this free workbook!
Living with Impulsive Kids?
So, you’ve been waiting for the day when your kid is in-tune enough with themselves to begin to take some real responsibility for their impulse control. And it’s finally here!
The only problem is that you have no idea where to get started.
Managing impulse control can look a bit like climbing a mountain when you’re getting started. It looks giant and imposing, and you might have no clue where to start.
But, just as with climbing a mountain, the path starts with putting one foot in front of the other. If you’re ready to start this journey with your kid, the Impulse Control Workbook is here to guide you!
I can’t promise it will be easy, but it will be sooooo worth it. Because the view from the top is amazing!
Who Is The Impulse Control Workbook For?
The workbook was designed for parents with kids who are struggling with impulse control. In short, it’s for parents:
- Who want to help their kid develop more control over their impulsive behavior
- With children who may or may not have a diagnosis of ADHD
- Who have a teen or older kid who is capable of recognizing their impulsiveness
- With a kid who has an identifiable problem with impulse control (ie: there is a certain area(s) of their life where their lack of impulse control is causing a problem, like blurting out answers in class, or not listening to directions at home)
- Who are dreaming of a more peaceful, cohesive home
- Who want their teen or older kid to have the tools to succeed, in the classroom and at life
- And, who are determined to make a difference in their kid’s life.
What’s In The “Impulse Control Workbook” PDF?
This 7-page workbook takes a 3 step process to help teens (and older kids) develop greater self-control.
Section 1- Tips for Parents
The first section helps set the stage for you as the parent. In it, you’ll learn what it takes to become prepared to teach impulse control to your teen. The goal is to set you up for success, and reduce the amount of frustration and hopelessness you may feel on this journey.
Section 2- Life Skills
Next, in the second section, impulse control is broken down by category. There are different life skills that every person needs to mature into an emotionally healthy adult, like delayed gratification and stress management. Looking at impulse control through this lens helps clearly identify your teen’s strengths and weaknesses. And once you identify the life skills they need to develop better impulse control, you can zero in on how to best help them.
Section 3- Impulse Control Activities for Teens (and Older Kids!)
Lastly, this leads us to section 3- activities for impulse control for teens. This section lists out simple activities that can lead to better self-control. It’s broken down by life-skill, so they can personalize what activities make the most sense for them to work on!
Further Reading
You might want to check out these other articles about impulse control, ADHD, and ways to make this challenging parenting journey a little more fun!
- Practical Solutions to Impulsive Behavior- Ebook
- 11 Impulse Control Games You’ll Want to Play With Your Kids
- ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder
- Impulse Control Strategies for Kids
- Impulse Control Activities for Teens
- How to Teach Impulse Control To Kids
- Impulse Control Activities for Kids: Teaching The Basics
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