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

Or on the flip side, there are times when I'm like, you know, there's a lot of sensory things that I'm hearing, a lot of meltdowns that I'm hearing.

This is beyond what is typical for this stage.

I would recommend you follow up with an occupational therapist, or I'd recommend you follow up with a pediatric psychologist or a neuropsychologist for an evaluation.

And then pointing them in that direction to see what is going on and let's get some more information.

So that they can decide, okay, this is the next step.

So I think sometimes you just need to get a different set of ears and eyes.

to give you a different perspective to see like, okay, is this really normal and I just am not equipped, or is this beyond what is typical for my kid and my family?

I think if you are a parent who feels like you have a lot of aces, there's multiple traumas in your life.

and you want to work through a lot of those triggers, then I think a trauma therapist is probably the best way to go.

Because if you do have multiple aces, that means you have multiple points of trauma that are going to be areas of triggers for you.

uh whether that's sensory or body or mental and all those things should be worked out.

So seeking out a trauma therapist can be a really great way in that there's there's lots of resources now, especially for really good online therapy resources.

Or you can go uh seek out therapist in your area.

by looking up through like psychology today or just Googling uh trauma therapist near me.

So you really want to look for someone who's a clinical psychologist or a therapist who's licensed in the state where you live.

So that way and then looking them up, looking up their profile.

finding out about them online, just making sure that you connect because especially if you're talking about really, really personal past stuff, you want to feel comfortable with the person that you're seeing.

Yes, totally.

Yeah, definitely.

I so like you said, I I have a lot of interest, a lot of different areas.

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