Dr. Katie Hurley

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 290: Katie Hurley on Supporting Stressed Out Kids and Adolescents · 19 Apr 2022 podcast

I'm always saying to teenagers, you need to be in the driver's seat of your own brain.

And the way you do that is you learn how it works.

And every brain is different.

And so you have to learn how yours works because mine isn't the same.

You know, I can give you guidance, but I'm not you.

So you have to learn how your brain works.

You know, when do your moods dip?

What kind of triggers affect you?

So just really awareness because so many kids go through this and they suffer in silence.

Yeah, so in my practice, I work with a lot of tween and teens.

And though I don't just work with girls, I happen to have a lot of female-identifying tweens and teens that I work with right now and a lot of LGBTQIA kids.

So we're focusing a lot on just the re-entry, which I know it sounds weird to say that in January, except that because we've had this start, stop, start, stop all, well, for two years and going,

everything constantly feels like re-entry.

So they get things figured out, whether it's friendship stuff, academic stuff, relating to their parents' stuff, and then a new thing happens and they have to start over again.

And it feels like they're starting from scratch.

So there's been a lot of stuff coming up about friendships and

in particular, I was just mentioning earlier how in my parent groups on Facebook, a lot of parents are just really feeling helpless on the sidelines watching kids, teens in particular, struggle to find their friends.

A lot of teens connected on social media and online and through gaming, and it was all really positive while they were not in school, and then they returned to school, and it's like all the rules are different.

and it's really hard to manage and navigate.

So kind of been doing a lot of that.

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