P AWAN ’ S NEURO LIGUINSTIC TRAINING OPC PVT LTD The Difference That Makes The Difference.

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P AWAN ’ S NEURO LIGUINSTIC TRAINING OPC PVT LTD The Difference That Makes The Difference

WHOLE BRAIN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MID BRAIN AVTIVATION D.M.I.T EFFECTIVE PARENTING

MID BRAIN ACTIVATION U NLEASH Y OUR C HILD I NBORN P OTENTIAL Midbrain Activation is a technique of optimizing the function of your middle brain, which is the “BRIDGE” between the left and right brain.

FUNCTION OF BRAIN

AGE LIMIT F OR MID BRAIN ACTIVATION C HILDREN BETWEEN THE AGE OF 5 TO 15 YEARS Children brains are more easily trained and can adapt to new ways of learning

METHOD TO ACTIVATE MID BRAIN  Left & Right Brain involvement Exercise  Physical Exercise  Eye Exercise  Scientific Meditation  Relaxation  Training on Sensory Perception

To be able to ‘See’ and ‘Read’ blind-folded, it shows and proves that your child’s Midbrain function is awakened (activated). Once Midbrain is awakened, your child’s hidden potential will be unleashed one by one…

D.M.I.T (D ERMETOGLYPHICS M ULTIPLE I NTELLIGENCE T EST ) UNDERSTAND THE REAL YOU Derma  Skin Glyphic  Patterns DMIT analysis is a unique concept to identify inborn talents and hidden intelligence through the medium of finger prints.

D.M.I.T B ENEFITS  Personalized Learning Methods for Kids.  Detailed Career guidance for the Students.  Guidelines on Professional Alignment.  Compatibility / Relationship matching for Business & Life Partnerships

Parenting is the process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social, financial, and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood. Effective Parenting E XPLORE C HILD D EVELOPMENT & P ARENTING STYLES

P OOR PARENTING IS CHARACTERISED BY...  A lack of rule and clear boundaries.  Inconsistent discipline and empty threats.  Conveying dislike for the child.  Ignoring good behaviour but punishing bad.  Lack of enjoyable shared experiences  Harsh punishment, which can lead to aggressive conduct and low self esteem

 Summarize the basic principles of parenting skills.  Describe communicating with your kids.  Describe the dynamics of discipline.  Summarize instilling self-esteem in your child.  Demonstrate teaching your child values and morals.  Summarize being a good role model.  Describe diverse family situations.  Describe 10 things that will make a huge difference

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