What changes I should expect upon application of P.E.T. skills? 
The P.E.T. course has been evaluated by over 60 independent research studies. These are the positive effects of P.E.T. found most consistently in these studies:

• increase in children’s self-esteem; 

• improvement in ratings of children’s behavior by teachers; 

• parents improved their scores on democratic attitudes, acceptance of their children, and understanding of their children; 

• positive effects on both attitudes and behavior of parents endured up to 26 weeks were significantly greater than any other parent training programmes 

In real life, parents are often amazed with the dramatic improvement both in their families and in all their relationships, upon applying the P.E.T. skills.  They have reported remarkable changes in their children with: 

• improved grades at school, 

• fewer tears and temper tantrums, 

• better relationships with their peers, 

• more responsibility about homework and chores,

• more willingness to discuss with parents their problems and concerns, instead of withdrawing, 

• more self-confidence,

• a happier disposition, 

• higher ability in problem solving, 

• less aggression and hyperactivity, 

• fewer sicknesses

• fewer power struggles–less tension, less resentment, but more fun, more peace, and more love in family