Breakthrough, LLC
Welcome to learning how to regain control of kids, house and life.Building Relationships with intention!
Be the Leader you always dreamed of
We all need a Breakthrough when it comes to our family relationships. Breakthroughs that are done through play are specifically more memorable and habit forming than those through stress and aggravation. What I do is I show families how to integrate new positive habits with young children, replacing old undesirable ones. I do this so fully that parents are amazed and wowed by the results. Just go to BreakthroughKid.com and get our free pass to 5 Steps to Breakthrough the Mystery of Your Child’s Inner Workings.
Mission
Breakthrough’s Mission
Parenting with Intention. Everything that works doesn’t have to come with a big price tag.
Our mission is to offer families tools they need to create an environment of structure and support with the reinforcement that encourages growth.
WHY VLINDER?
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Strengthen your child’s social and emotional resilience through play!
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Make big changes in your home, without big resistance.
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Use game-like tactics to teach long-term life lessons.
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Experience everyday responsibilities while practicing to communicate, cooperate and connect.
Vlinder is more than just a game – it is a game changer. It is an influential tool that brings out your child’s strengths and heads-off difficulties. This powerful project gives your child a better opportunity to grow and creates a home environment
-Jennifer Smit
Tap into Genius
Double your reading speed. Use both sides of your brain while reading a book. It’s called photo reading and “Mind-mapping”. It makes getting through your children’s homework that much faster. Then slow down for your favorite book. Dianne Jamieson-Noel, PhD makes it fun and easy. Sign up here for your NO-COST sample.
Elizabeth Etiquette
Elizabeth had the privilege to consult Steven Spielberg in the movie BFG. Now she is here to consult with you.
What if you had the knowledge of the “right” thing to do in every social and business situation?
Whether it’s for a job interview or hosting or attending parties, the Elizabeth Etiquette app can give you the tools and confidence to be prepared for unexpected opportunities.
Breakthrough, LLc and Vlinder
Simply put it’s positive reinforcement.
Sometimes you give your child a smile which is rewarding enough. That’s how simple this game is. You get to use what you’ve learned along the way to help reinforce new behaviors that you want your child to hold on to.
Operant Learning
Operant Conditioning is when your child learns a lesson because they learned an association between a behavior and a reward or consequence.
Reward vs Bribery
I’ve written an entire blog on this subject. In short…a bribe is when you are offering payment at the moment to stop a behavior. No planning and no conversation. A reward is an arrangement that is discussed prior to any situation and is agreed upon. Especially with regards to playing Vlinder, this subject is non-negotiable.
Bummer Cards
Bummer cards are cards placed in the pack to be funny. They can be taken out at any time if the family does not feel that they serve a purpose.
Interactive Task Sheet
There are two different types of Task Sheets. One that you can make on your own, online. That is the Interactive Task Sheet. There is also one that is premade.
Consultations
Consultations are available. They vary in price but normally run about $40/hour. Consultations are by appointment only.
Calendar
Upcoming Curricular Events & Activities
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Thanksgiving
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Winter Break
Every school is different across America. Families are scrambling for fun things to do while the kids are home! Be watching out for our blog!
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Christmas
Merry Christmas
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Happy New Year
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Staff Appreciation
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My kids play this pen and paper game every day. It sure is better than those video games.
My family recently got Vlinder delivered to our home. We took a couple days to open it up. What was really nice is that Jenn followed up with us to help us get started. There is no game companies that I know of that do that type of stuff. It’s like the personal touch you always wanted. So we took the game out of the box and started going through it. We spent a good hour to ninety minutes becoming oriented with the rules and how it works. My children started playing right away and they have been playing every day since. We are at the point now where we are customizing some of the game tasks specifically for our family needs.
My children really like the point system. It’s an absolute hit. My son only got nine points so he ran around the house doing chores so he could get up to twelve and get a reward.
The real genius of the Breakthrough game is how it rewards points to simple chores that parents want their kids to do every day and that includes positive behavior.
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Our News & Announcements
Enjoy our blogs. If you are interested in becoming a guest blogger please submit a request and a piece of your work.
Parenting and Behaviorism – Operant Conditioning
Parenting generally involves many opportunities to apply principles of behaviorism, especially operant conditioning.
My Kid is a Liar
I can still remember the look on my child’s face when he got caught in his first lie. It was the perfect mixture of defiance and embarrassment with neither behavior wanting to make an appearance.
Mindfulness and Parenting – Take 5
The problem is that we are tunnel-visioned when we are angry and less rational. Why is that a problem? How does mindfulness help the situation?
Vlinder Families
Vlinder programs
Vlinder Faculty
Years Established
Get In Touch
Location: California
Telephone: (800) 278-8520
Email: Jenn@breakthroughbuzz.com
Hours: M-F: 8am – 5pm PST
Non-Discrimination Policy
Breakthrough LLC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or any other basis of discrimination prohibited by law.