Gail Saltz
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209 appearances
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first heard Nov 2017
last heard Nov 2017
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And then there are children who, you know, because of what is particularly going on with them, don't do well in a particularly rigid setting.
And again, testing can be helpful to give you some ideas as to which direction to go in.
But it can be individual testing.
It's written for a lay public.
I definitely wanted this to be accessible to anybody who's struggling with something or loves someone who's struggling with something.
I wanted parents to feel comfortable, you know, being able to digest and think about this for their child.
And so it's really for everybody.
But it does have, you know, the real science in it.
You know, it's not a story.
You know, I really back it up with a lot of data.
And I broke it down by, as I mentioned earlier, symptoms.
So that
if the issue is a learning difference, if the issue is distractibility of certain sorts, if it's anxiety or melancholy or cycling mood or divergent thinking even.
And then of course, you know, I looked at autism as well in terms of difficulty relating to others.
So I tried to frame this so that people would sort of know where they're fitting
because people aren't diagnoses, people experience symptoms.
And, and then I interviewed many, many people who are extraordinary achievers.
Definitely, you know, many of the genius level, I have Nobel Prize winners in here.
But and others, who you may not have heard of, they're not the Einstein, you know, that, obviously, but
You may or may not have heard of them.
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