Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 289: Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart on Breaking Harmful Generational Cycles · 12 Apr 2022 podcast

What whatever it is is that you come from a very strengths based perspective and you tell them what you see about their personality that you think is amazing.

And then you can say on the flip side though, this is where sometimes it's a challenge for you.

Because you're so aware of your environment, you notice if someone gives you kind of a stink eye, or you notice when someone isn't when you you feel more likely to feel rejected when people aren't accepting you where you're at.

So that way they understand this is what's good about me, and these are where my pitfalls can be.

And I need to look out for those things.

And I think we educate them.

So whether it's a temperament,

Whether it's a diagnosis, if they have ADHD or dyslexia or anxiety or depression or Tourette's autism, educate our kids and their siblings on those things so that they understand this is why daddy takes your little brother to appointments four times a week.

because of this, because we're working on this.

And this is how you can help.

And this is how you don't even need to worry about this.

Because and then and then making time for that other sibling.

And I think that's how you speak to your kids, speak to all the people in the household.

So then again, it's not this hush hush secret thing that it becomes this taboo stigma again.

That it's something that's actually talked about.

Because they're like, Well, we had a uncle who was a little off or my mom never left her room.

And I had s a dad who drank a lot, but he was functional.

Like they just have these vague ideas about what was going on.

And it's a really about educating and taking that shame away.

So that this next generation knows, okay, yes, I had a mom, a grandma, and a sister who were all depressed.

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