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 it's hard to weed out what's what.

So we have forgotten that you can have symptoms of these things without actually meeting the diagnostic criteria.

And in social work, you know, I'm trained as a social worker.

And so in social work in particular, we've kind of

moved away from running to the DSM a little bit every time we confront something because as social workers what we do is we say instead of saying what's the problem that needs to be fixed what's wrong with you we say well what happened to you tell me what happened tell me where you come from tell me what's going on and we start there

And that's an important shift in conversation because we have this tendency to pathologize everything.

We want to run.

We want to find the diagnosis.

We want to find the evidence-based treatment because that's going to be the gold standard for fixing everything.

Well, right now, everybody is under a constant stressor.

There's not a single person who doesn't feel any stress right now.

So we're living through this sort of bizarro world, as I say to teens all the time, and it's really normal to have these feelings.

So I think when the fog clears and when we come out of this, I think a lot of teenagers are going to be okay.

I don't think they're going to face a lifetime of anxiety or depression, but I think it's going to take a long time to climb out of this because what they've endured is like nothing we've endured before.

And it's just been very difficult.

And the stress and anxiety is coming from all different angles and it's layered.

There's all kinds of layers to this stuff.

So it's going to take time for us to hit the reset and for them to feel okay again.

But I think that a lot of them are going to be okay again.

Well, in general, pre-pandemic and from now until eternity, one thing I always say is that we really need to strengthen the bridges between home, school, and community.

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