Help me I'm a parent! GPS Great Parenting Start

Move from passive lectures to participatory learning through discussion, practice, and teaching to boost retention from five percent to ninety percent, explained with neuro connectivity and learning to launch group.

Identify your starting point on the gps-guided parenting journey and align six simultaneous paths—self-development, relationships, parenting skills, family dynamics, daily tasks, and transitions—toward understanding.

Discover your place in five-course Help me I'm parenting series, map progress with the GPS reading and change cycle, and begin ten starting-point assessments to become the best parent.

Dive into the readiness list and the parenthood journey, and examine family dynamics, transitions, and parenting styles like helicopter, snowplow, bulldozer, and empty nest.

Develop mental and emotional prep by cultivating a positive attitude, grit, conscientious decision-making, and delayed gratification, and commit to consistent 'bring it' parenting using readiness and ABC courses.

Navigate the method change cycle from unconsciously incompetent to consciously competent, embracing mindfulness, CBT, and practical steps to achieve understanding and optimal parenting in family dynamics.

Explore the human voyage from internal self to external relationships, and how parenting and family dynamics shape growth, independence, and thriving happiness.

Explore how self mastery and relationship mastery shape the parenthood journey, revealing the foundations for family dynamics and parenting skills as you balance life challenges.

Explains that wasted potential in parenting arises from lacking self mastery and relationship mastery, and emphasizes improving self and relationship to enhance parenting methods, skills, and family dynamics.

Explore how childhood experience shapes adulthood and parenting, from sensory development to ego growth and belief systems, and how knowledge and relationships guide the move to parenthood.

Identify the four core areas shaping effective parenting: self mastery, the relationship with your significant other, understanding children's development, and managing family dynamics and rules.

Understand how experience plus knowledge creates understanding in parenting, shaping belief, perception, and practice through time, effort, opportunity, and information.

Explore how belief shapes parenting and relationships, and influences life transitions, highlighting the power of belief and the six points of the Family Star coaching concept.

Explore how Pam Levine's cognition tower and cycles of development map being, doing, and thinking, guiding parents to journal daily assessments of identity and skills.

Examine how experiences shape open and closed mindsets and how this affects parenting and family dynamics. Use self-reflection prompts to assess openness to new ideas, compromise, and respect for differences.

Explore reactive vs responsive behavior through self-reflection on daily challenges, disagreements, and parenting interactions. Learn to regulate emotions, shift from impulsive reactions to thoughtful responses.

Explore fixed and growth mindsets through a structured assessment and journal prompts, then apply growth-oriented responses to failures to improve parenting and relationships.

Learn to distinguish outcome focus from process focus and apply it to parenting, daily tasks, and self-development. Use journaling, practice, and consistent routines to move toward mastery and better relationships.

Explore four dominant personality styles—director, showtime, peacekeeper, and accountant—via a slimmed down 16 personalities framework to understand yourself and improve relationships.

Complete a personality style test by filling the answer sheet and tallying responses on a 1 to 5 scale across 16 items, revealing your dominant style like show time.

Compare director, peacekeeper, showtime, and accountant personality styles to see who you relate to or clash with, and use journaling and a partner assessment to improve parenting dynamics.

Identify your parenting style, from authoritative proactive guiding to permissive and uninvolved approaches, and explore helicopter, tiger mom, snowplow parents, and bulldozer patterns for low-stress parenting and growth mindset.

Navigate a 24-question assessment covering authoritarian, coaching proactive guiding, helicopter, permissive, and uninvolved styles, and use a worksheet with the white plus pink equal 6 formula to tally results.

Identify seven metro programs shaping choices, from motivation toward pleasure or away from pain, to external versus internal reference. Reprogram these habits through self-assessment and journaling.

Explore how cognitive distortions shape parenting thoughts, including black-and-white thinking, story filtering, biases, and emotional reasoning, and learn open versus closed mind filters to improve outcomes.

Explore the governing style assessment, comparing aggressive, passive, passive aggressive, passive permissive, and assertive approaches; learn to deliver respectful messages to resolve conflicts and enforce rules through journaling.

Utilize an instrument panel of assessments to journal and measure your parenting, relationships, and family dynamics, then pilot a clear plan toward better parenting.

This wrap up showcases your progress across four courses and key assessments, linking personality types and parenting style to mindful, responsive parenting and stronger relationships.

Discover the essentials of healthy relationships through a simple yes-or-no bonus assessment, exploring balance beyond 50/50, managing conflicts, honoring vows, protecting each other, and addressing deep attachment issues.

Explore how assessments reveal the optimal parent through awareness, openness, and a growth minded approach, balancing reactive and responsive parenting, with proactive guiding strategies and planning for the next steps.