Stephanie Malia Krauss
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715 appearances
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first heard Jul 2021
last heard Nov 2023
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Um, and so from the onset of puberty all the way into the mid-20s, that front part of the brain that's responsible for a lot of things that our kids
um listeners on the show struggle with executive functioning.
So the organizing, the planning, the self-regulation, thinking about emotions.
They are really being sort of tweaked and retweaked by whatever's happening around them.
So the environment and then these experiences.
And um, each of those environments and experiences are kind of coaching and counseling the brain and body on okay, we respond this way because this will keep us alive, or this will keep us well, or this will keep us protected.
And so, you know, I'll take the example of my boys.
Um, I definitely am like a mom that worries, but I see such pronounced anxiety and fear um and sort of reluctance on the part of my kids because.
You know, the the world feels like a scary place.
It it is a world where you can go to school and there can be shootings.
It's a world where there can be racial uprisings.
It's a world where pandemics can hit and pull you out of school.
And so they've got these messages.
happening, you know, from the news, from the amount of information, from their own lived experience that say things are pretty precarious and volatile.
And so what's interesting about that is that they're also these digital natives, these techies, and that they are privy to like incredible inventions and innovation.
And so I don't I don't know how your son is, but like my boys are both like super creative and innovative, but also a little bit reluctant.
And one of the things that has
across this generation in terms of this like changed wiring is when you think about all of the like research on millennials or what we heard about millennials sort of flitting from place to place and being super optimistic and wanting to go after causes.
Um, this group coming up, so you've got like Generation Z, or you know, I'm kind of thinking about them as COVID kids.
Um
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