Dr. Daniel Amen

Thank you. All that is amazing. But we have to love our children's brains. Do you know I have a new book called Raising Mentally Strong Kids?

Tell me about it. And in large part, we have to love and care for their brains and teach them. So there's a game. So I have a game. It's called Chloe's Game for my daughter. And is this good for your brain or bad for it? And if I would say avocado, she'd go, two thumbs up, God's butter. If I said blueberry, she'd put her little hands on her hips and go, are they organic?

Tell me about it. And in large part, we have to love and care for their brains and teach them. So there's a game. So I have a game. It's called Chloe's Game for my daughter. And is this good for your brain or bad for it? And if I would say avocado, she'd go, two thumbs up, God's butter. If I said blueberry, she'd put her little hands on her hips and go, are they organic?

Tell me about it. And in large part, we have to love and care for their brains and teach them. So there's a game. So I have a game. It's called Chloe's Game for my daughter. And is this good for your brain or bad for it? And if I would say avocado, she'd go, two thumbs up, God's butter. If I said blueberry, she'd put her little hands on her hips and go, are they organic?

Because non-organic blueberries hold more pesticides than almost any other fruit. I'm like, of course they're organic. She goes, God's candy. I said, talking back to your redheaded mother. She goes, oh, very bad. Too much stress. Yeah.

Because non-organic blueberries hold more pesticides than almost any other fruit. I'm like, of course they're organic. She goes, God's candy. I said, talking back to your redheaded mother. She goes, oh, very bad. Too much stress. Yeah.

Because non-organic blueberries hold more pesticides than almost any other fruit. I'm like, of course they're organic. She goes, God's candy. I said, talking back to your redheaded mother. She goes, oh, very bad. Too much stress. Yeah.

Yes, and you can still call it Chloe's game.

Yes, and you can still call it Chloe's game.

Yes, and you can still call it Chloe's game.

Have you heard of EMDR before?

Have you heard of EMDR before?

Have you heard of EMDR before?

So, I love it so much. I first learned about it in the early 90s, but a lot of people, when they've had trauma, They do everything they can to not think about it. To block it out and when they get triggered, they drink or they smoke pot or do whatever. With EMDRs, you actually bring it up and they have your eyes going back and forth

So, I love it so much. I first learned about it in the early 90s, but a lot of people, when they've had trauma, They do everything they can to not think about it. To block it out and when they get triggered, they drink or they smoke pot or do whatever. With EMDRs, you actually bring it up and they have your eyes going back and forth

So, I love it so much. I first learned about it in the early 90s, but a lot of people, when they've had trauma, They do everything they can to not think about it. To block it out and when they get triggered, they drink or they smoke pot or do whatever. With EMDRs, you actually bring it up and they have your eyes going back and forth

And it begins to integrate the trauma, connect it to other things in the past, and then it dissipates.

And it begins to integrate the trauma, connect it to other things in the past, and then it dissipates.

And it begins to integrate the trauma, connect it to other things in the past, and then it dissipates.

It's so cool.