Dr. Joseph Lee

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 303: Dr. Joseph Lee Talks About the Importance of SEL / Social and Emotional Learning · 23 Aug 2022 podcast

If we were all aware of our own sort of needs, physically, emotionally, which is part of this like emotional intelligence piece, we recognized similar needs and feelings in other people.

And then we can have relatability, connection, empathy, that would be the social intelligence piece.

Then one, I think we'd all get along better and be a lot more caring, compassionate people.

But two, for example, learning about history, then you could see like, oh, I can see how that went wrong.

I could see how that sort of conflict happened between people because they couldn't acknowledge that somebody else's worldview or perspective was fundamentally different from theirs.

And they saw that as a problem that you didn't see it the same way.

Hi, Debbie.

Thanks for having me.

My broad sort of professional background is that I am a psychiatrist, but my actual day-to-day clinical practice, which is not the case for most psychiatrists, is that day-to-day practice is as a therapist.

So I kind of do both.

But I am a full-time therapist.

I have a full-time private practice.

I've been doing that now, including my residency for over 20 years.

So professionally, that's sort of my background.

And then after sort of my formal training, starting my psychotherapy practice a few years early on is when I became a parent, which is an interesting sort of transformative life process, right?

And then I think as you raise kids, then sometimes...

The things that you might have learned, I don't know, more academically about child development, you know, what helps people thrive?

What is it really to be like mentally healthy?

They all kind of feel like super relevant because now you got your own kid and you kind of want to do right by them.

And so I would say that that was actually a different learning process outside of my formal sort of education as a psychiatrist.

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