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Mark Lakewood

Mark Lakewood, CEO of Building Strong Families National Seminars, is a distinguished parenting expert, author, and speaker with over 20 years of clinical experience as a family therapist. As a professional speaker, Mr. Lakewood facilitates national seminars on family and school-related issues.

Field of Interest: Family and Child related issues	Qualification: MSW, CEO Experience: 24.0 Yrs Freelancer Work: No Author Since: Nov 26, 2009

Mark Lakewood - Personal Details

P.O. Box 1742 Surprise, AZ, 85378-1742, United States.

Telephone: 800-777-0955

Email: Mark@StrongFamilies.us

Mark Lakewood - Author Links

1) Business URL: http://www.StrongFamilies.us Serving families, individuals, parents, couples, and professionals, Building Strong Families National Seminars facilitates powerful educational conferences, parenting webinars, and family-related products with topics geared toward strengthening, empowering, and enhancing the family, schools, and the community.

Mark Lakewood - Business Details

BUSINESS PROJECT DETAILS
Serving families, individuals, parents, couples, and professionals, Building Strong Families National Seminars facilitates powerful educational conferences, parenting webinars, and family-related products with topics geared toward strengthening, empowering, and enhancing the family, schools, and the community.

BUSINESS COMPANY DETAILS
Building Strong Families National Seminars

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communication seminars,leadership seminars, national seminars, national training seminars, online seminars, professional seminars, public speaking seminars, stress management seminars, parenting seminars, professional development

OTHER DESCRIPTIONS
He facilitates the "Standing Up To Bullying" Conference, www.StandingUpToBullyingConference.com and the Sudden Compliance Program Webinar Series, www.SuddenComplianceWebinars.com.

Article By Mark Lakewood	Total Approved Articles: 1

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Does discipline really change the behavior of children?	November 26, 2009
Discipline was never intended to have an effect on children. The thoughts that children experience (free will) resulting from the discipline is the o ...

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