Tired of acting as referee in your own home?

Is your home a battleground or a place of peace? You may be stressed-out from refereeing your children who constantly argue, fight, and tattle; and time-outs only work for a short time with no behavior changes. Relief is possible with The Peace Rug. Invented by Dr. Helen B. McIntosh, a school counselor whose doctorate is in counseling psychology, siblings can learn to get along quickly and easily and start to love and like each other again. Works for moms and dads, too, when they argue.

DALTON, GA-Arguing, fighting and tattling kids driving you crazy? Not anymore, according to Dr. Helen B. McIntosh, school counselor and inventor of The Peace Rug, who says, Parents can have peace at home in just a few minutes of teaching this unique way to settle conflicts and disputes."

The Peace Rug is an actual rug and it comes with a set of instructions on what children as well as parents need to say in order to handle hurt feelings and anger. Taking only 15 minutes to teach and only 2-3 minutes to use, parents are astounded when their children start settling problems themselves without their intervention. Because The Peace Rug is so unique, its also trademarked, copyrighted, and patent pending.

She adds, The Peace Rug changes things.

McIntosh, whose doctorate is in counseling psychology, has worked with hundreds of children of all ages and their families to restore peace, love, and relationships among family members. Its difficult to even like someone when there is continual strife. It happens with parents as well as children. And there are no lesson plans that come with being a parent. The patterns we learned from our own parents are passed onto our children and nothing changes." She adds, The Peace Rug changes things."

Where is The Peace Rug being used? It started out being used just in schools – in every classroom, but now moms and dads are finding that the same dialogue can be used in homes with the same results – no more unresolved conflicts for all ages. It even works for spouses.

According to McIntosh, Conflicts are going to happen – thats part of being human – but now there is a way to know what to say by going to The Peace Rug, using the dialogue, and getting okay with each other."

To learn more about The Peace Rug, including endorsements from educators, success stories from teachers and parents, Dr. McIntoshs credentials, pictures of children using The Peace Rug, and how to obtain, visit the companys website at www.peacerug.com.

The Peace Rug is not meant to take the place of counseling and is not to be used with someone who is out of control from anger, drugs, alcohol or any mental problems. No warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied.

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