Susan Stout

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 145: What Coaches Need to Understand About Their Differently Wired Athletes · 19 Feb 2019 podcast

So the kid, you know, might be saying, Look, all day long I've felt like I was getting told, You're doing this wrong, you're doing that wrong, you're messing up.

And

The kid arrives to afternoon practice completely frustrated.

And one little thing sets him off.

You know, for the coach to have the knowledge, the awareness, say, Okay, the best thing to do is not to jump on this kid right now, to think about where it came from, but coming from the kid's voice, like this is what I need, this is what could be helpful.

I've come to this through I think a as a lot of people do, through a lot of number of paths in my life that at points I was thinking, how are these fitting together?

And now

they've all really converged into something that is is near and dear to my heart and that I'm

really excited about.

I started off professionally I started off as a teacher and as a swim coach.

I had been a pretty serious swimmer and

That I often talk about that as the best job that I ever had, where I was just

So locked in I would lose all track of time and just loved

you know, forming the relationships with the kids and the parents.

And the thing that I like the best about it that really transfers into the work that I'm doing now is you you really start with kids who are young and watch them grow until they're older and

I didn't feel the same way about teaching, so I did that for a short time and and when I was teaching I had to stop coaching as well and

After that I got a masters in education and worked for some educational non profits.

And that sort of directed my interest towards the legal areas of education.

So I sort of late in the game, I went to law school and

I became a litigator, and you can see where my paths are all over the place.

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