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If you have ever worried or stressed about the many radical changes in your boy through his transition…
Or if you just want the very best for him and just know deep down there is a missing link in the chain here.
Or if you’re fed-up with settling for less and would prefer to feast on a banquet than nibble away at scraps… then I have good news for you:
…This will be the most important message you will ever read. Big Call? Maybe. Here’s why…
Rick and his wife Veronica had BIG problems with their 13 year old son Max. His behaviour was extreme and it was causing such grief in their family that no-one was having any fun… this was splitting up the family and life was a continual drama and challenge.
When they came to see us Rick said to me straight up ‘This is the last throw of the dice for us, we’ve tried EVERYTHING.’
He had got to a point in his life where he thought he’d grow old and lonely and have a son that doesn’t visit or even talk to him. He was devastated….
Veronica was very anxious and looked like she had already given up. Max’s frequent emotional episodes and stubborn refusal to participate at home was driving them nuts… then there was school. Being called into ‘the office’ many many times was embarr ing, exhausting and very worrying. Max was out-of-control and they were powerless to do anything about it.
So what happened next was simply beautiful. We put Max and his family through a process that challenged them all. Max tried his old tricks and his parents struggled not to buy-into the old dramas.
It was feverish and heavy. Max didn’t like this life at all and was suicidal, he had no place on earth where he felt OK, he was failing school and his relationships where a complete mess…. he felt worthless and stupid.
You see a big part of Max’s problem was that EVERYONE is in transition, not just Max. The load bearing down on him to do all the changing had overwhelmed him and he was fighting back.
When he could begin to see his mother and father honestly struggling with the changes they needed to make, Max was free to handle his own changes.
I won’t say this came easily for him to start with but I will say there came a pivotal moment in time where Max stood up and made a conscious and courageous decision. Rick was still worried and you should have seen his face when Max stood up and announced ‘I can do this dad’!
Veronica and her mum were shocked at what happened. There was Max doing the dishes, asking others if he could get them something…
Veronica later told me of the long list of ‘white coats’ they had seen and that they had spent a fortune getting no-where. She even paid $800 for an essment that told her the family needed help! She could have told them that for NOTHING!
‘No-one taught us what you have taught us’ she said. ‘Why is this not taught everywhere?’
To say they were relieved and delighted is an understatement. You couldn’t wipe off the smile from Rick’s face! Here was one happy man!
Three years later and Max absolutely loves his life. He is doing very well at school, has a girlfriend who his parents love and he’s Mr Popular with her family. He even has his sights firmly set on studying… Read more…
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