Dr. Lori Baudino

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 104a: Dr. Lori Baudino on the Power of Movement, Dance, and the Mind/Body Connection · 14 Jun 2024 podcast

So the stories might be, you know, they feel like they're walking and they feel stuck.

And then they might be able to talk then at an older age about how it feels similar to their life and feeling stuck in their treatment or stuck in their situation at school.

So the concepts kind of keep expanding.

In terms of younger kids with their parents, I'm hearing that parents feel like they're really understanding their child and they're able to get there and meet their child from a body level, which then helps them get out the door to transition to school, helps them get out of the headspace of like getting annoyed and frustrated and more so feeling really like able to connect and engage.

Absolutely, yeah.

And I don't mean to be vague in the descriptions.

It's just there's so many different versions of the work.

And the most important part is just what you said, is that it's just this extra tool.

So if this way of thinking could infiltrate all different types of fields in terms of learning, in terms of

communicating in terms of health, then we're looking at the whole child because it's not just this top-down approach and thinking about what's the brain doing, but also like what is happening in our body?

How are we perceiving our environment in terms of our sensory system?

How are we moving through the world and how our movement, even our postures affect our relationships?

And so, you know, when I'm talking to a child or a parent, it's not just talking about it.

It's really noticing for them.

Like, do you notice when you're talking about this, your shoulders change or your face, you know, frowns.

There's this tension in your relationship when you're interacting with your child.

And how do we get there to be an even flow back and forth?

And like an authentic flow.

You know, sometimes there's this, I constantly in my work see these extremes of parenting styles and this idea of like peaceful parenting can seem so far to one side.

Sometimes it's beautiful.

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