Anders Ronnau

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 046: Anders Ronnau Talks About His Powerful Approach to Transforming ADHD · 28 Feb 2017 podcast

anything about uh the way they think about time and and stuff like that.

And I was like, uh, that doesn't apply to me.

I I don't want to hold these beliefs, so I'll just let my clients tell me what is actually uh happening inside of them and and what we can transform.

And I still haven't really found the limit to what's possible to transform in in the mind of somebody else.

Yes.

I really like motivational strategies.

So I'm not I'm not opposed to uh moving in the direction of po uh motivational strategies.

The problem is that a lot of times with kids with the ADHD diagnosis, they just don't work.

Or they work while you use them, but they don't kind of settle into a new behavior.

So that once you stop the strategy?

Everything falls apart again.

And that really comes down to if you're if your thoughts are spinning, like if you have a lot of stuff going on in your mind, you can kind of pause them, like sub subconsciously, you can kind of pause them or try to focus and and whatnot.

But once you don't have the motivational strategy going for you, things will just kind of pop back to how they were.

Let me give you an example of that.

I was working with a kid who really he can't when he came into me, he couldn't remember three things.

So if his mom told him, Go pick up this, that, and the third thing, he would come back with like a partial solution to the first thing.

So like if that first thing was uh pick up like a freezer bag with like two cups of oatmeal, he'd come back with some oatmeal.

And

You could definitely have tried motivational strategies with him, like offered him stars and or even money or games or playtime or screen time for doing it right.

And he might have been able to gear up and try harder.

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