Review
LEVELLING is an art, each artist develops their own style and techniques. Whether you have one child or twelve, as we do, you must personalize Dr. Brody's LEVELLING.
The challenge is to teach children consequences in a constructive manner while they are still young, if possible. To us, the value of the book is an understanding of the principles and finding a way to implement th! em that suits the invidual familly's personalities. The principles work." -- Tim and Gail Reynolds, Littleton, Colorado
LEVELLING offers a discipline system "that works". -- Denver Parent
LEVELLING should be every parent's Bible on parenting. It taught us how to set up a system in our home for our "out of control" teenage daughter, where she plainly knew the rewards and consequences of her behavior. For once our lives were more manageable and less stressful. Today she is happily married with a daughter of her own. Thanks, Dr. Brody". -- Paul and Jean MeGeary Littleton, Colorado
About the Author
Dr. Brian Brody is a noted author, psychologist, parent coach, consultant and speaker who has educated millions of people on television and radio shows across the country. For over ten years Dr. Brody has been sounding the alarm regarding the trend of suicide and violence on shows such as CBS EVENING NEWS, NBC NEWS, THE ART BELL SHOW, PHIL DONAHUE AND INSIDE EDITION.
Dr. Brody counsels the teens, teachers and victims of the Columbine High School shooting in his office three blocks from the school.
In response to the difficulties he personally overcame by blending a step-family, Brian has developed a mix of traditional therapeutic methods and common sense which has successfully helped thousands of families.
Brian's community involvement has included serving on the Governor's Commission for Suicide Prevention, Co-founder for Suicide Prevention Allied Regional Effort - State of Colorado (SPARE), Consultant for the State of Colorado PTA, Consultation for the Department of Social Services, past board member for Family Tree and participation on KIMN's "Kids Dying For Attention" and KWGN's For Kid's Sake"
