Dr. Sharon Saline
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1,074 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2019
last heard Aug 2024
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It's not trauma with a capital T as I like to see it.
It's a thousand little small things that create these small kinds of traumas.
And so shifting focus
Helps them.
When you shift focus, it helps them in a small way shift their own focus.
Right.
course, yeah.
So I love Dr.
Ross Green too.
And someone recently asked me in an interview what's the difference between my collaboration and his collaboration?
Uh and the difference is that, you know, the collaboration I'm talking about isn't necessarily a particular form.
You know, he has you do you ask this, you do this.
Mine is more about actually engaging in conversations that are um in and of themselves collaborative, where you listen to what your child is saying and you reflect back.
And so when kids are having what I call um they're in the midst of an emotional tidal wave.
Because what happens for kids with ADHD, because those frontal lobes, that thinking brain, the frontal lobe you think think of consider it as your thinking brain.
Your emotional brain is in the middle of your head and then what we call um your physiological brain is in the back, right?
That's all your heart rate and your breathing and such and such.
When kids are agitated, their emotional brain takes over their thinking brain.
It's that amygdala hijack that Daniel Goldman talks about.
And because their frontal lobes, their executive functioning skills are already weaker, it's harder for them to regain
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