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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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 258: How We Can Prepare Differently Wired Children for an Uncharted Future · 6 Jul 2021 podcast

Any family that has a predisposition to addiction, which my family is that family.

You just need to be aware of it.

And there's a there's a great new book.

I know I think a a colleague of of both of ours, um, Jess Leahy, The Addiction Inoculation, and really just having this long view of what are the things in our history.

I've recently started mapping sort of three generations back of like what is the history of mental health issues because

You know, this this is kinda like the flu of the early nineteen hundreds, like we've got new stimuli that are that could be triggering new and different things and and knowing our history.

So I mentioned those are the two terrifying things.

So anxiety, depression, and then

thinking about sort of predisposition to addiction.

I think the the place where I'm super hopeful is around like issues and interests that our kids are going to develop because all of this is affecting them so deeply.

So I actually see this generation of young people, including so many of the young people who

are kids of of listeners of this podcast who've been impacted by, you know, autoimmune issues, by attention issues, by learning disabilities, that like this is a group of kids primed for activism, primed for advocacy, to really take up causes.

Because they have affected and shaped their lives so profoundly.

So one of the things that I'm just like

amazed by and really hopeful about is how this generation will actually go on to be incredible change makers.

Oh my God, that that is our kids, right?

Like this is so now I'm like fully claiming my optimacy, like in the future of work.

Um and in this changing future, I actually think that our kids are really

primed to be, you know, they will struggle and they will be okay.

Like it will be a tension of surviving and thriving at the same time.

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