How would your life change if your children actually listening to you and did what you asked them to do? How would your life change if you could significantly reduce the conflicts that occur in your home? Brian Harris, an award-winning teacher/counselor and best-selling author, provides proven tips and strategies to help you discipline your children without stress as well as helping you to create a happier, conflict-free home. The content of "Discipline Without Stress" is based on Brian's extensive experience in working with children and families. Many of the suggested strategies have been presented by Brian to thousands of parents who have attended his workshops on Discipline Without Stress. His ideas are easy to use, yet they are also employed in the classroom by thousands of teachers who have attended Brian's workshops on Classroom Management or who have studied counseling courses as part of college and university programs taught by Brian. This book is jammed with practical tips and strategies that can help you to be more effective in disciplining your children without the need to shout. In addition, there is information in this book that can help your kids to be more successful at school and in their relationship with others (including how to help your children if they are being bullied). Actual case studies representing conflicts that parents often encounter with their children are presented throughout the book to help you understand how you can better respond in conflict situations with your children. In addition, dozens of tips and ideas are presented that can easily and effectively greatly reduce the number of conflicts that occur in your home. The book concludes with a simple conflict resolution process that you can use with your kids to resolve conflicts without tears and temper tantrums. Not only will this process, which is called "winning together" help you to experience less stress (and better results) as you resolve problems with your kids, winning together can help your kids to learn an approach to help them get along better with others.