Quality Behavioral Coaching

08/14/2025

Teaching Kids About Social Cues & Personal Boundaries

Helping children understand social boundaries is more than teaching etiquette—it equips them with essential life skills. In this blog post, Eden Mabry breaks down how to use a “disclosure scale” (from private to public) and other evidence-based strategies—like modeling, role-play, and thoughtful reflection—to teach kids what to share, with whom, and when. This tool is perfect for parents, educators, or anyone looking to teach and nurture respectful, confident communication.

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Dive in for practical, easy-to-implement tips to support the kids in your life.

Children who struggle with social cues often face challenges in knowing what is appropriate to say, when to say it, and to whom. Without guidance, they may overshare, inadvertently upset someone, or feel frustrated by repeated misunderstandings. Teaching social and personal boundaries is not just ab...

08/12/2025

Teachers 🍎 Must Read!
☕ The First Week of School in a Nutshell
Coffee? Strong. Hallways? Chaotic. Copier? Already jamming. Whether you’re year one or year twenty, that first week always feels like a mash-up of planning, improv, and endurance. 🤪

That’s exactly why The Back-to-School Brain: A Peek Inside the Teacher Lounge hits home—it turns the madness of day one into real talk that feels real, relatable, and reassuring.

Take a break from the first-week frenzy. Read what your colleagues are really thinking—and find a reminder that you’re not doing this alone. Head over and follow for more teacher-to-teacher pep talks.

Welcome back, friends.The coffee’s strong, the copier’s already jammed, and the hallways smell faintly of new crayons and anxiety. Whether this is year one or year twenty, the first week of school always has a way of reminding us that teaching is equal parts planning, improv comedy, and enduranc...

02/11/2025

Join us this hour to connect as a community of Parents to expand your Parenting Skill set through attending this workshop called The Power of Intentional Parenting: Building Stronger Bonds with Purpose. Presented by our Behavioral Consultant Eden Mabry
Click the link to join!

https://meet.google.com/sjw-gxph-czt

02/10/2025

Consider taking a moment to understand escalated behaviors and explore ways you can contribute positively without exacerbating situations.

02/06/2025

What you are not changing, you are choosing.

To many of us stay in a place of complacency due to fear or comfort, even when it is not the best place for us. Take the time to assess where you are and where you want to go.

1)Be Clear with yourself about what you want.

2)Have the tough conversations

3)Don’t be afraid to seek counsel from the bright minds around you.

4)Get motivated and get started. There is no better time than now.

5)Give yourself grace to accomplish your goals and time to appreciate it after achievement. You worked hard for it!

02/01/2025

QBC has something very excited to share with you! We are now opening QBC’s Resource Closet at the DragonFly Boutique & Marketplace that offers different support aids for children, parents, and teachers to use. We are hosting a Red Ribbon cutting on Saturday February 8th at 12 pm. Come share your support toward this ground breaking event, grab a coffee, shop around, and get to know the owners Christopher Clayton Mabry and Eden Caroline Mabry. We can’t wait to see you there!

01/26/2025

As we are slowly walking up on to February, remember it’s important not only to show love to those whom we love BUT ALSO… to ourselves!

Thanks to for these wonder affirmations!

01/23/2025

⚠ The FDA just banned Red dye No. 3 from food, but companies still have a few years to eliminate it from their foods. Why is this important? Some evidence shows synthetic dyes like this can negatively impact children’s behavior and mental health, contributing to hyperactivity and focus issues.

How do you know if Red No. 3 is in a food? If it’s a bright, cherry red – check the ingredient label. Look for "Red 3,” “Red 40,” and "E127" in processed foods, candies, and drinks. Think about opting for natural alternatives like fresh fruit, smoothies, or treats with beet juice or other plant-based colors. 🍓🍏

To learn more or to view the list of consumer products that contain Red No. 3, visit www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/01/18/nx-s1-5262621/red-dye-3-food-children

12/28/2024

The New Year is coming!!!! Big changes are happening and you play a role in it! On January 12th we are offering Meet and Greet sessions online.

Come collaborate online with the owner and behavioral consultant Eden Mabry M. Ed. where she dedicates 20-30 minutes to you as you share your wants, values, goals, barriers, dreams, and what changes you are seeking to better the new year. QBC wants you to feel heard, understood, and ready to take on the year with a grounded vision knowing that positive meanful changes are going to be made to reach your goals for the business your running, home your leading , classroom your teaching , and community your serving. QBC is in your corner this year!

This is where it starts! And the best part about it, it’s FREE!!! Pick your time slot now.

If your availability is not on here send me a personal message and we will work something out.
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11/21/2024

Our children or students need someone else to help them feel safe while feeling and process what they have going on rather than always hurrying up the process or hiding away from the reality by looking on the bright side. Counting our blessing and turning to the bright side is part of moving forward but let’s not use it replace what we are truly feeling. Instead, let’s sit with our children in the uncomfortable space to learn from the emotions rather than running away from it. It’s okay to feel them, to pause for a moment with them and let it out so that we can move forward with them at their own pace. It’s what we do while we feel and process them that makes the difference. If the behavior is challenging to deal with while the processing the emotion, let’s replace it with functional ways to process the emotion rather than ignoring it. Get curious, be open minded, pause for a moment, and seek help. Reach out if you need support in this area. QBC is here to help and provide a fresh set of perspective, effective ideas, and support so you don’t feel alone in the hard and uncomfortable places. Speak with a behavioral consultant today. That’s what we’re here for!

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08/22/2024

Need some ideas to help your kiddos transition back into school with a great head start? Or maybe looking for tips to gain better instructional control? Or are you interested getting together with your teacher to help support your child after school hours to be more successful? Comment below to schedule a collaboration to share what’s going on and gain vital feedback that can make all the difference this year.

07/19/2024

It’s Family Fun Friday!!!! Check out this fun idea that this awesome Mama planned for her kiddo.  Super simple, easy to prepare, and so much fun!!!! All you need is a balloon, paint, and paint brushes. Give it a try and leave a comment about how this project turned out. 

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