Julie Skolnick
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361 appearances
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first heard Oct 2018
last heard Oct 2018
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And that just doesn't work for our kids because it's just not that black and white or that simple.
And a pill is not going to make everything go away.
And I'm not saying that medication isn't important.
Medication can be important.
Of my three kids, I have one on medication, one not on medication.
It's a journey, guys.
This is not clean cut.
But if you can start with what you said, Debbie, that the assumption that the kid doesn't want to be the center of attention in this negative way.
I mean, Ross Green says kids would do well if they can, right?
That's one of his mantras, which I love.
So the first step really is to talk to teachers about the neuroatypical nature of our kids.
You got to talk about overexcitabilities.
You got to talk about those sensitivities.
You have to talk about the strong sense of right or wrong because, man, that can really affect a kid emotionally.
You have to talk about the sensitivities.
OK, so I go through all of these characteristics and these things and I talk about that with with teachers.
And then you have to figure out what are therefore what's the now what.
Right.
The now what is actually the most important.
They're all important.
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