KingBrainsParent training program
Positive Discipline parent course
A structured course for parents — learn non-punitive communication and boundary setting, and build a cooperative parent-child relationship.
Who it suits
If your family experiences three or more of the following, this course may help.
- Frequent parent-child conflict and breakdowns in communication
- Homework procrastination turns into prolonged standoffs
- Parents lose composure during discipline and regret it later
- Reward-and-punishment systems work only briefly
- Sibling conflicts that parents struggle to mediate
- Wish to build a cooperative parent-child relationship
- Wish to learn Positive Discipline methods systematically
How it works
Built on the Positive Discipline framework, the course combines case discussion, role-play of family scenarios, and coaching, helping parents balance respect with firmness, respond to challenging behaviour without punishment, and sustain the practice at home.
Program structure
- Cycle
- 8 sessions per cycle
- Frequency
- 1 session per week
- Per session
- 90 minutes per session
- Case study workbook
- Family practice log
Faculty
Sessions are led by certified Positive Discipline trainers with backgrounds in education and psychology and long-term experience in family education. The curriculum draws on local family case studies so parents can apply it directly at home.
Related FAQs
What does the positive-discipline parenting workshop address?
The positive-discipline workshop is for parents of children aged 6 and above. Its goal is to help families settle on a calm, workable way of communicating at home. It does not deal with the child's training tasks directly; instead it starts from the home environment, the parent-child relationship and everyday agreements, so that parents can face common challenges — procrastination, talking back, emotional outbursts — with more composure.
Topics include reading the need behind a behaviour, setting effective rules and consequences, judging how to praise and how to correct, and running family meetings and shared decisions. Sessions run as small-group discussion with case practice. A parent attending the workshop while their child attends training reinforces both. Details at /en/courses/positive-discipline.
What does KingBrains do?
KingBrains (Beijing) is an EEG biofeedback training centre for children, teenagers and adults aged 6 and above. We combine internationally recognised neurofeedback techniques with a localised teaching framework, offering programs around five themes: attention, memory, reading and writing, emotion regulation and positive parenting.
We do not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. All programs aim to support cognitive skills and self-regulation, and are guided one-on-one by trained coaches. To learn about each program, see /en/courses/attention, /en/courses/memory, /en/courses/reading, /en/courses/emotion or /en/courses/positive-discipline. You can also call +86 400-006-2056.
How are fees and program formats arranged?
We offer one-on-one training, small-group sessions and parenting workshops. Pricing is based on the training stage and the number of sessions, and is quoted individually after the initial assessment, so we do not publish a single rate sheet on the website.
To get a detailed plan, you can:
- Call +86 400-006-2056 and a counsellor will advise based on the learner's situation;
- Leave your contact details on the /en/contact page and we will call you back;
- Visit our centre for an on-site assessment and review the plan and fees in person.
All fees are itemised in writing before any agreement is signed; we do not add hidden charges.