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NVR and School Performance
Haim Omer discusses how NVR can impact school performance and improve overall school climate.
Haim Omer
December 11, 2021
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Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) is a new, innovative approach to dealing with aggressive, harmful and self-destructive behaviour of children and adolescents. Deriving its methods from the principles of raising parental presence, de-escalation and reconciliation, NVR promotes constructive resistance to harmful behaviour, while seeking to support adults in reconnecting with their child and developing a non-punitive yet strong parental position.
Instead, focus on changing the context. There is no need to win, as long as we persist in supporting the expectation.
Various NVR and Applied NVR programs exist for different target groups. Continue below by choosing your role: Clinician / Parent / Educator
On-Demand training providing foundational NVR knowledge and skills.
Private SPACE consultation to help parents manage difficult childhood behaviours.
On-Demand training to help manage disruptive behaviours in classrooms.
Even though the course content is structured and sequential, sometimes you just want to know more about a certain topic. Each lecture includes a reflection assignment and the opportunity to ask questions that will be directly answered by your NVR Instructor.
“Incorporating the Applied NVR training called SPACE Treatment was the first revolutionary shift in treating anxiety and other difficult childhood behaviours I had come across for more than 15 years. The missing or underestimated concept of parental support for dealing with childhood behaviours is now found to be as efficacious as CBT alone.” – Chris de Feijter EdD.
Haim Omer discusses how NVR can impact school performance and improve overall school climate.
A closer look at the concept of Parental Presence.
Short Talk in which Haim Omer explains how parents can pick up the rope – not to engage into a power struggle – to take control of making change happen.
What do you do when a 10-year old girl regularly torpedoes the family outings by lying on the floor and refusing to budge?
territorial. Shouts of “Don’t touch my things!” “It’s my money!” “Get out of my room!” are part of the daily soundtrack in many families
A question from a parent who was doubting their own parenting style was given an answer she did not expect.
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This is the most impressive development of concepts and practices introduced in the first edition of Haim Omer's book. Particularly inspiring are the novel ways in which he applies the NVR approach to social systems, such as schools and communities. It is essential reading for parents and therapists alike!