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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So I just want to reiterate what you just said is that if there is another diagnosis, you want to make sure that you're doing everything you can to treat that, the the underlying issue.
Um, because anytime you can make life more efficient for your child, that is the key.
Just think of the word efficiency.
How can I make life more efficient and more seamless so that the processing issues don't
cause as many issues for us.
So given that, so let's say you've done that, there are a few things that I think are helpful.
One is just getting more information about what's going on.
Sometimes I find for parents that just getting a diagnosis or just looking at a child's profile can be so therapeutic in a way.
You know, I've had parents say, okay, so I can't really
expect him to be that fast at this.
And I would say, yeah, that's right.
That that's just something that you just need to be aware of.
And they're like, well, okay, I can I can live with that then.
Then the other things that we talk about in our in the book that I wrote about um bright kids who can't keep up is that they're we call the three A's of processing speed.
So we want to accept it.
We want to you know accept the problem which I've already
talked about we want to accommodate it and then we want to advocate for them.
So acceptance is that you know like I've already talked about getting that thorough evaluation.
You want to document the problem.
And you need to sort of uh in some ways accept the fact.
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