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

And I've seen with my own eyes, watching my own son, just they grow at such an alarming rate and everything happens at once.

And it really can impact their moods.

Differently wired kids are

are sometimes left out of that equation because the focus becomes on how they relate in the world when really they can be struggling with the depression and that piece can fly under the radar.

And so when I was given the opportunity to write this resource for teenagers, I thought, I just really want them to understand that they can feel this way now and overcome it.

that there are things that they can do themselves to work on things, to learn about their moods, to learn about their brains and how their brains work so that they can sort of, 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.

Girls do too, but I've found lately that boys in particular suffer in silence with depression.

They they're not often given the words to come forward, even still, you know, look, it's 2022.

But boys will often tell me, like, no, I just swallow my feelings like that's what I'm supposed to do.

I'm just supposed to get through it.

You would hope that by now the general messaging in society at large would be boys have feelings to boys cry, too.

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