Dr. Ellen Braaten

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 332: How to Rekindle Your Child’s Motivation, with Dr. Ellen Braaten · 27 Jun 2023 podcast

Feelings of anxiety, depression, changes in sleep, you know, all of the things that are indicators for significant anxiety and depression.

And if that's happening, a lot of the things we've talked about aren't going to work because we've got to treat the child for the depression or the anxiety.

I mean, you can have some of these discussions, but it's really hard to even talk about what makes you happy if you're really depressed.

So just be

Be aware of that.

Don't be afraid to seek help if that's what you think might be happening.

And make sure that you take care of that as.

My book is available in your local bookstores or you can order it from your local bookstores if they're not there in all of the normal places, barnsandnoble.com and and all of that.

I also have a website, Ellen Broughton PhD.com, where you can get more information about this and also about processing speed and some of the other things that we've talked about.

Oh, you're so welcome.

I I loved it too.

Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 019: Slow Processing Speed—What It Is and How to Support Kids Who Have It · 2 Aug 2016 podcast

So you can have this wonderful ability to sort of think deeply about something, but when it comes time to actually write something quickly or take notes or do a simple page of math facts, you're struggling with that and that's frustrating for you.

And then it's frustrating for your teachers and parents who think like, Well, wait a minute, like this should be really easy for you.

So you the child has frustration all around him.

So I started out actually uh right out of undergraduate as a special education teacher.

So I taught uh special education for six years and then went back to get a degree in psychology and specialize in neuropsychological assessment.

So my area of interest is in sort of the crossover between school problems and sort of like very real world kind of problems and neuropsychological.

which is looking at how the brain, you know, how understanding how the brain impacts what we do or getting information about our functioning in different areas of life, like language and visual motor skills and problem solving skills.

Um and that's what neuropsychology informs.

So I've been interested in that area of um education and neuropsychology.

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