The Total Transformation Review
When I first found out about The Total Transformation by James Lehman I was pretty leery. I’d read what seems like hundreds of books about child raising and while I was getting results from some I wasn’t really satisfied. However, when I started listening to the CD’s, watching the DVD’s and going through the workbook, I had to say to myself “This is different!”
I couldn’t believe how easy it was to start implementing the tools Mr. Lehman gives you in The Total Transformation. In fact, there’s one CD called “The One Minute Transformation” that shows you how to turn your childs attitude around in one minute or less. Guess what? It works!
There is one section called “Concepts of Behavior Management” that goes over different situations that occur within a family, and how to handle them (or not handle them sometimes). I think this is the meat and potatoes of the course. It contains 27 different key concepts relating to Behavior Management. Number one and the most important: Accept no excuse for abuse. This is non-negotiable. This includes verbal, physical, or psychological abuse. While self-defense is not abuse, self-defense that abuses other people is abuse.
Here are 3 others that struck a chord with me. Remember, this is just a sample of what’s included.
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The 10 Words to say to a mouthy child. This technique really works. It stops the back talk and cursing no matter how nasty they are. If your home is a living war zone, this one tip can start changing it into a place of peace and sanity.
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Accountability. The word-by-word scripts are easy to follow and remember. This skill will get your child to take responsibility for his own behavior and stop blaming you (yeah!) and others.
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Stop the Show. This is a great way to stop fighting and acting out in public. Does your child become more defiant when he is around his friends? This is a must-have tool! For our family, this one technique probably showed the most marked change of all.
What I discovered is that this program showed me how to stop ANY argument with my kids instantly. No matter their age or size I no longer had to be sucked into their need to have me solve their problems. From the first day, I learned a whole new way to get my children to cooperate with yelling, threatening or cajoling. The powerlessness and power struggles was replaced with a child who listened and responded appropriately.
Straight forward analysis and answers.
The best thing about this program in my opinion is Mr. Lehman’s straight forward way of talking and explaining everything. When he tells you why something is the way it is, you’ll find yourself saying “That makes total sense!” I could really see that he understands the dynamic of parent/child relationships. It was almost like he was living in our house! And when he tells you what to do, you just know right away that it’s going to work.
This is just a taste of what I’ve learned in The Total Transformation.
Click here for an interactive multi-media presentation that lets you listen to a sample of each CD and watch a little of the DVD’s too.
Having trouble maintaining control of your house like I did, take a look at The Total Transformation now.
You know what else I like? Right now, they are offering the program for free. All you have to do is just order it and then complete and return the enclosed Feedback Survey. So really you’ve got nothing to lose!
You might be wondering if I’m making money by promoting this program, and the answer is yes! If you buy it after visiting my website, I will earn a commission. The truth is, I tried it and liked it so much, that I decided it would be something I would feel proud to support and promote, and as a bonus, I get a commission if you buy it.
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Comments on The Total Transformation Review
I am a mother of a 14 yr. old boy who has decided it is better for him to be the parent. I am battling breast cancer and I have been since Nov. his attitude and physical happenings have just gotten worst. I had to send him to his father’s just today, because it has gotten to the point that he has left big bruises on my arms. I do not have the strength to fight with him anymore and I am physically and emotionally drained from fighting with him. We do not have the money to spend on this program because of the other circumstances that are going on medically. All I wish is that there was some way to get help with my son before it is to late and he does end up in the system. I love my child very much and I know most of what is going on with him is because of my medical condition and therefore it is somewhat my fault that he is acting like this, I do not want anyone else to have to deal with my child acting like this, if by some reason my body decides to give up on the fight it has to fight! My mind is fighting for all its might for my son and for myself! PLEASE any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Hi Kristy, I feel for your situation. That must be very hard. The number one thing Mr. Lehman says is that “there’s no excuse for abuse”. His being physically or verbally abusive to you is NOT OK! And it’s certainly not your fault. Having that mentality is not a very good place to come from, you need to be the strong one. One phrase that Mr. Lehman taught us and it works very well is “Don’t talk to me that way. I don’t like it”.
If you wait until July 1st, there may be a way for you to get this program at a price you can afford. They are coming out with a new system that will help to get the product in the hands of people like you that need it the most, but can’t afford it.
Matt
I’m an ADULT (chronical age anways!) and have only been recognized as having ADHD in the last couple of years. Embarrassingly, I have problems with temper tantrums (I’m almost middle aged). I try very hard to overcome this problem as it has effected my work life. I feel like a toddler because I have not yet figured out how to concur this. I am in talk therapy but have numerous issues to bring up. Is there any book/s like: Total Transformation for adults with similar issues?
Thank you!
Hi Kay, I’ve found success with “Homecoming” by John Bradshaw. It’s about inner child therapy, fascinating. Check it out.