What We Do
At WotsNormal, we:
- Assist you in restructuring some behaviour that you may find uncomfortable to live with within your family unit.
. - Help you help your child or family member to alter specific negative behaviours that may be stunting their success within the community and society.
. - Help with the intricate steps that are needed to obtain success – our staff are trained in specialised academic areas that allow them to identify significant elements that are not supplied to you when you become a parent.
. - Design individual Behaviour Restructuring programs and then assists you to implement the recommended changes within your family in a simple, easy, non invasive manner so it has the best chance of success.
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Of course, as long as the person implements and consistently maintains the changes daily/hourly/by the minute, you will wish you had approached the staff and used their Real-Life Programs sooner.
. - Develop strategies that are scientifically researched, yet are mainly based on Real Life, Real People, and Real Parents with Real Emotions, Real Feelings and different upbringings.
. - Help you develop a new, functional structure within your family unit.
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This can be achieved as simply as altering one person’s pattern that has been developed over time by making basic changes that are easy, simple, cheap and empowering, or it can be more involved to provide structure and freedom to ALL those who live within the family unit.
At WotsNormal we are not only academics, we are real parents with real daily life experiences.
We have real children – some with label’s and some without, some who have and/or had meltdown’s unexpectedly, some who have difficulty with comprehension and audio processing, suicidal attempts, self-harming attempts, self-hatred, self-loathing, running away unexpectedly, embarrassing overt behaviours that are shared out in the public.
Simply put, we have normal kids with different struggles and different personalities.
But our singular focus is that we have determined that we can have all this in a strong functional family unit that can withstand anything unexpected – and they all have survived!
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