Dr. Anthony Bean

Let's have a seat. No, I'm going to go sit on the stairs. That's cool. I'll be right here on the couch. You let me know when you're ready to have a chat and we'll work through this together. And just sit there like this, like this. And then 20 seconds later, be like, you know, I'm feeling really angry. That's great.

Let's have a seat. No, I'm going to go sit on the stairs. That's cool. I'll be right here on the couch. You let me know when you're ready to have a chat and we'll work through this together. And just sit there like this, like this. And then 20 seconds later, be like, you know, I'm feeling really angry. That's great.

Let's talk about what's making you angry. It's not why, it's what. Because it is an external source that is creating that type of feeling within us. And if we can recognize that... This external source is something that I don't like. I can then talk about it because it's not me. It's not me as a person. That's the bad thing. It's this external source that I just need to process.

Let's talk about what's making you angry. It's not why, it's what. Because it is an external source that is creating that type of feeling within us. And if we can recognize that... This external source is something that I don't like. I can then talk about it because it's not me. It's not me as a person. That's the bad thing. It's this external source that I just need to process.

Let's talk about what's making you angry. It's not why, it's what. Because it is an external source that is creating that type of feeling within us. And if we can recognize that... This external source is something that I don't like. I can then talk about it because it's not me. It's not me as a person. That's the bad thing. It's this external source that I just need to process.

How do I handle this? How do I problem solve? How do I go forward with this? That's what we're doing with our kids.

How do I handle this? How do I problem solve? How do I go forward with this? That's what we're doing with our kids.

How do I handle this? How do I problem solve? How do I go forward with this? That's what we're doing with our kids.

in general that parents should be more cautious about how they apply these electronics as a distraction for their kids like i i would i would say yes i think it's important because um kind of the rule of thumb is for every think of it's like uh there's things called extinction bursts which means the tantrums that you originally gave the uh the ipad to for uh behavior management

in general that parents should be more cautious about how they apply these electronics as a distraction for their kids like i i would i would say yes i think it's important because um kind of the rule of thumb is for every think of it's like uh there's things called extinction bursts which means the tantrums that you originally gave the uh the ipad to for uh behavior management

in general that parents should be more cautious about how they apply these electronics as a distraction for their kids like i i would i would say yes i think it's important because um kind of the rule of thumb is for every think of it's like uh there's things called extinction bursts which means the tantrums that you originally gave the uh the ipad to for uh behavior management

If you've been doing that for two weeks, it takes about four weeks to get rid of that behavior. And there's going to be extinction bursts all throughout it, which it gets worse than where it originally started.

If you've been doing that for two weeks, it takes about four weeks to get rid of that behavior. And there's going to be extinction bursts all throughout it, which it gets worse than where it originally started.

If you've been doing that for two weeks, it takes about four weeks to get rid of that behavior. And there's going to be extinction bursts all throughout it, which it gets worse than where it originally started.

The more you do that, the longer you do it, the harder and longer it takes to get rid of that type of coping mechanism that isn't necessarily a positive one or helping them kind of moving themselves forward.

The more you do that, the longer you do it, the harder and longer it takes to get rid of that type of coping mechanism that isn't necessarily a positive one or helping them kind of moving themselves forward.

The more you do that, the longer you do it, the harder and longer it takes to get rid of that type of coping mechanism that isn't necessarily a positive one or helping them kind of moving themselves forward.

There's not a lot of positive aspects to any of that. Toxic is as toxic does. It's kind of like what we kind of say in the area is that if someone's being toxic, You're welcome to cut them out of your gameplay. It's happened multiple times. You work in a guild, someone's toxic, being a D-I-C-K, cut them out. Within the virtual space, it's not great. It's not great for your mental health.

There's not a lot of positive aspects to any of that. Toxic is as toxic does. It's kind of like what we kind of say in the area is that if someone's being toxic, You're welcome to cut them out of your gameplay. It's happened multiple times. You work in a guild, someone's toxic, being a D-I-C-K, cut them out. Within the virtual space, it's not great. It's not great for your mental health.

There's not a lot of positive aspects to any of that. Toxic is as toxic does. It's kind of like what we kind of say in the area is that if someone's being toxic, You're welcome to cut them out of your gameplay. It's happened multiple times. You work in a guild, someone's toxic, being a D-I-C-K, cut them out. Within the virtual space, it's not great. It's not great for your mental health.