Focus on "ME" Workshops
Mindfulness Exercises = ME
We're all human and our emotions get the best of us.
In order to apply the Accountability Pyramid mindsets in every day parenting, it is critical that we each take the time to practice daily personal mindfulness. Just like our muscles get bigger and stronger when we use them, so will our brains increase in capacity through training, stretching, and exercise.
The following mindfulness exercises, or Focus on ME Challenges, can be used in any order or during any stage of the Accountability Pyramid. They include thought-provoking ideas and practical tips designed to open your mind and heart to reflection and stretch your magnitude for awareness, appreciation, and acceptance of the present moment. With a daily focus on mindfulness exercises (ME), your prefrontal cortex will increase in its ability to endure challenging moments with your child and wisely guide them on their own path to brain balance and mindfulness. So pick one and get to work on yourself!
Focus on ME: Explained
1. Your Child's Foundation is
Success with the Accountability Pyramid depends on the strength of one's prefrontal cortex, or PFC. So giving your prefrontal cortex daily exercise and attention is very important.
2. Personal mindfulness unlocks
To unlock a child's brain, go through the heart.
Focus on ME: Examples
1. Fill your bucket so...
2. Gratitude helps
3. Increase
4. Rewire your defense circuits so
More Focus on ME topics coming soon:
Me Time: Rejuvenating vs Escaping
Personal Fear Assessment
Cultural Bias Assessment
Appreciate Your Child's Innocence
Work on a Weakness
Play Reverse Follow the Leader
Inventory Bedside Manners
Reflect on your Top 3 Most Influential People
Practice Patience, Not Pouncing
Accept Individuality
Sit With Your Worst Fears
Embrace Your SELF Too
Hold Your Tongue's "I told you so!"
Model Confidence and Self-control
Support the Village
Unpack Baggage
Laugh
Follow the Leader