Time-Out Audio CD Program


"How To Use Time-Out Effectively"
Audio CD Program
Todd
For Individual Listening

For Group Workshops
by Counselors
by Educators

Complete Program

“How To Use Time-Out Effectively”
Audio CD Program - 67 Minutes

This CD program demonstrates and teaches time-out skills. You’ll learn how to avoid 9 common time-out mistakes. And you’ll learn how to handle behavior rebellious to time-out.

I demonstrate time-out with my son Todd (age 2). Later Todd (at age 9) and Lisa (age 11) describe their feelings and reactions regarding time-out. You’ll learn about time-out from “your child’s point of view” by listening to Todd’s and Lisa’s interviews.

Many parents hesitate to use time-out because they fear that it might emotionally damage their child. Listening to Todd and Lisa will reassure these parents.
This CD audio program is excellent for individual listening and for parent workshops by counselors and educators. A Time-Out Guide and reproducible Time-Out Chart are included.

Audio CD Program Content

(67 minutes plus discussions time)
  • Introduction
  • Basic Child Rearing Rules
  • Basic Steps For Initially Using Time-Out
  • Demonstration of Time-Out With Todd,
    Age Two
  • Interview With Todd, Age Nine
  • Time-Out Mistakes Parents Make
  • Interview With Lisa, Age Eleven
  • Time-Out Questions Parents Ask
  • Time-Out For Two
  • Time-Out For Toys (instead of the child)
  • Concluding ­Comments by Dr. Clark

Time-Out is highly effective for reducing certain problem behaviors but should be used correctly and sparingly.


Time-out should be used differently for children 2 to 4 compared with children 5 to 12. Use “time-Out for toys that misbehave” as an alternative to using “time-out for the child who misbehaves!” Learn how to use “time-out for two.” Listen to this CD and learn more!

“Time-out is not expected to work if parents make more than two or three time-out mistakes. Learn how to use time-out correctly.” - Lynn Clark



“How To Use Time-Out Effectively” CD

includes the following Todd and Lisa interviews and much more.


How do children feel about time-out?
“Listen to Todd and Lisa!”


Learn about time-out from “your child’s point of view!”
Todd
This is an artist’s illustration of
my son Todd (age 2), based on
a photo taken in time-out.

TODD'S SOS TIME-OUT
INTERVIEW[

Listen to my son Todd describe
his reactions to time-out,
at age 9.
LISA'S SOS TIME-OUT
INTERVIEW

Listen to Lisa attempt to rebel
against time-out at age 11.
Humorous interview!.

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Time-Out Resources for Counselors and Educators:


SOS Time-Out Guidelines, our popular download lists nine common time-out mistakes that parents make and basic steps for using time-out.

Audio CD Time-Out Guide is a brief manual that teaches time-out skills and accompanies the CD Program, “How To Use Time-Out Effectively.” For both individual listening and behavior management workshops.

If Your Child Rebels Against Time-Out do this, don't just read it!

Counselors, use “How To Use Time-Out Effectively” CD Audio Program as a counseling and teaching tool.

Counselors, use “Time-Out Instruction & Scenes” from “DVD Video SOS Help For Parents” as a counseling and teaching tool.

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“I AM MAD! Mom shouldn’t have sent me here. I didn’t hit my little sister that hard. I hate time-out. I could try to force Mom and Dad to let me out of here. . . . I could scream as loud as I can - they hate that. . . . I could kick the door. . . . I could run water all over the floor. . . . or maybe I’ll wait my 10 minutes and then watch television.”
“Waaah! I want down! You’re not my best friend! Bad, mean daddy! I want my mommie! I don’t like time-out! Waaah!”“

“Noise Making” is one of 9 ways children attempt to rebel against time-out. The CD Audio Program and SOS Help For Parents book tell you what to do, if your child attempts to rebel against time-out. You can handle it!