Sandi Phoenix
I will survive – The Safety Cup
Your children are driven to thrive so what can you do to ensure they’re survival cup filling as much as they can.
Find out more by watching the ‘Guiding Behaviour with the Phoenix Cups’ course here.
More In This Course
What’s your biggest cup?
Learn about your families basic human needs and explore each person’s unique “needs profile”. Find out more by watching the 'Guiding Behaviour with the Phoenix Cups' course here.
All you need is Love – The Connection and Love Cup
Children don’t “attention seek”, they “connection seek” to fill their Love and Belonging Cup. You can download the 'Connection Plan' Sandi mentioned here. Find out more by watching the 'Guiding…
I’ve got the Power – The Mastery Cup
Children who need power and recognition have creative ways of getting it. Find out more by watching the 'Guiding Behaviour with the Phoenix Cups' course here.
Freedom Fighter – The Freedom Cup
Spirited children will fight fiercely for freedom. Parenting with Freedom Cup filling in mind can be Freedom Cup filling for the whole family. Find out more by watching the 'Guiding…
Just for the fun of it – The Fun Cup
When the Fun Cup is empty, it’s not fun for anyone so how can we put fun back into our everyday routine? Find out more by watching the 'Guiding Behaviour…
Related Videos
You can’t pour from an empty cup
Regardless of your parenting style, you’ll be a better parent with full cups so let’s make a cup filling plan. Find out more by watching the 'Guiding Behaviour with the…
When kids won’t stop whining
Maggie talks about how triggering whining can be for parents and what whining tells us about our children and their arousal states. She then talks about what parents can do…
When kids come home ‘naughty’ from other people’s houses
Let’s look at why this happens and learn some ways to navigate this terrain. Also, we’ll explore how we can have respectful boundaries about what children do in our own…
When kids say no. Constantly.
In this video, Maggie Dent talks about kids who say no all the time, unpacking some of the reasons why they might be behaving this way and what parents can…
The high-five method: Helping your kids to make a better choice next time
When you’re hung up on correcting your kids’ behaviour, it can be hard to remember that you’ve also got the opportunity to teach them how to make a better choice…