Stephanie Malia Krauss
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715 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2021
last heard Nov 2023
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One is back to like, we have a job to do that we are often not trained for.
One of the things we all need to understand is as we are raising kids, the
task of between and teen years, which I know Debbie, you've spent a lot of time thinking about.
The primary task for kids in that stretch of time, which is called adolescence, is answering the question.
Who am I?
And where do I belong?
And that is
by design.
We are biologically wired to be exploring
And answering that question as we move through those middle and high school years.
Which means identity development is going to happen and cannot be slowed or stopped down.
Even if we're like struggling to keep up, struggling to understand, or maybe not even like agreeing with what's happening.
And so what I wanted to offer to folks was first an understanding that pulled away from often the politics that go around identity development, especially gender and sexual identity, to just situate us in like the science of human development and that
Forever in this period of time, childhood into adolescence, into early adulthood.
the process is to figure out who you are and where you belong and it continues into
Early adulthood, and arguably some of us are still asking that question, but like it's explosive during that time.
And so our job is to be life saving.
Life extending and life giving.
Like I'll go back to that, which is when kids feel like they cannot show up as themselves.
It is life threatening.
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