Ben Furman explains Kids'Skills - subtitles in 20 languages

[@MataBranoLily]

I adored the Kids´ Skills approach the moment I first found out about it! Therefore I cannot wait for Dr. Ben Furman to teach Kids´ Skills in Slovakia. :)

[@cristinadimitrescu]

Hello, Ben! Even it past a lot of time since I have learned about Kids'Skills from you, this presentation was a reminder for me of the steps method. Thank you again!

[@johnwheeler5900]

A very clear account from Ben Furman, the creator of Kids'Skills, showing how a simple shift in focus can equip adults to help children make changes to a wide variety of challenges.

[@signsofsafetyzeeland]

Great video Ben! It gives a really broad overview of the Kid's Skills method. I am using this all the time, and now I think part of my explanation can be replaced by sending this link to parents. I hope subtitles will be available soon in many languages!!

[@sueyoung2772]

This Kids'Skills video is packed full with wise advice and effective strategies to use when helping children to develop any aspect of their behaviour.

[@hongyanli7738]

Thank you Ben for all your teaching. This is what we need. I will make Chinese text for this video to make it available for Chinese in China. BTW, your teaching in Dalian a few days ago has inspired many teachers and parents.

[@HaesunMoon]

Watching it again with my class. :-) Thank you, Ben!

[@ElizurYoel]

This is highly useful and I love the playfulness of Kids' Skills. I have been teaching it to graduate students in child clinical psychology and using the method in my own practice. Highly recommended. Yoel Elizur

[@ShereeHuskey]

We need to use this method with adults! If we tell adults that they have a “broken brain”, or a “chemical imbalance”, they believe that they are damaged goods. If we approach it like this, it is a challenge to overcome and offers opportunity for growth and change!

[@BugaBugu]

Dialectical Behavior Therapy provides alike training for adults 😊

[@EdPhilipp]

This seems like a wonderful way to be with kids and kids of all ages.

[@jonrose7687]

Great video which brings to life a strength-based approach for connecting and working with children (and youth and adults). It makes such good intuitive sense, is very clear with logical steps and therefore relatively easy to replicate. The Kids' Skills web subsequently has a range of resources for people in their different roles to help progress this innovative approach - Excellent !!

[@georgannecollett8047]

can i ask what book using these ideas is avail in Australia for my 17 yr old son with anxiety?

[@SkyxxAngel]

In the Kids'Skills app is a paragraph with information about anxiety. Kids'Skills is usually for the younger kids. For the teenagers the method (which is very a like) is called 'Mission Possible'. This has 11 steps instead of 15 like Kids'Skills.

[@6eco862]

what would be the ability to be addicted to games?

[@TheLoveSomeOne]

maybe the ability to find some hiden talents? Or the ability to have other talents? but this is difficult to do in this Method.

[@elkepark7332]

How about the skill “to stop at will”. You could train to stop at will washing your hands, drinking a class of water, playing a song, ... first stop to do things that are easy for you to stop and then continue to practice with the more challenging things.

[@Musicayamor67]

@@elkepark7332 great way of phrasing.

[@camillaikola8586]

Furmanin ääni erittäin ärsyttävä, kun yritti puhua englantia kuten amerikkalaiset puhuvat. Ei jaksa keskittyö itse aiheeseen, kun ääntäminen huonoa. muutenkin " Muksu oppi" särähtää orvaan liian ns. hienona metodina