Dr. Ellen Braaten
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969 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2016
last heard Nov 2023
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All right, do it.
Let yourself engage in it and now embrace the next step.
I think apathy comes, especially for kids, when they don't know exactly what to do.
So we become apathetic when we don't have good goals and when we don't know what the next step is for us.
Apathy can also be signs of depression.
It can also be a sign that your child has lost friendships.
You want to ask them, I see that you're spending a lot of time doing X, Y, or Z, spending time in
Your bed, bedroom, whatever it is.
You want to define what that is and then talk to them about that.
But most of the time, it has a root in anxiety combined with a lack of a goal.
A lot of times I find kids looking like they're apathetic because they've been doing something and it didn't work out, and parents and kids don't know what they're doing.
Next step should be.
For a lot of kids, it's that spinning their wheels phase.
And so the best thing to do about that is to start to think about okay, what's the next step?
And I also should say, too, some kids become apathetic because they've got too much on their plate.
So even as adults, again, I try to connect this to us because it this all happens with us too.
We become
Apathetic when it's like, I have too many things to do.
So I'm just going to do none of them or nothing looks good.
When we're over challenged, we can become apathetic too.
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