Susan Stout

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You know, I see this kid, I'm angry.

I'm taking it personally, you know, it's I feel like the kid is just misbehaving.

Or he can't ever remember what I said, or he's never listening.

To take a pause and say, Wait a minute, this is a biological difference.

I mean, that's one thing that I I hit pretty hard.

It's not something they can improve just by trying a little harder.

And these are some things that you can do.

So I s I start out with with that approach, but also the next section is the OBA superpowers as I call them.

Like this is why you you don't wanna help these kids just, you know, out of kindness or just to make your job easier, to make the behavior easier.

but because of what they can bring.

And this is one thing.

I think the first time that I reached out to you was when I was just was reading your book and it resonated so much with my view that

we really need to change how we're looking at these kids, not as kids that we're trying to mould into a way that will make it easier for us to

parent or to

um have them in our practice, but to really say

Wait a minute, the world needs to take advantage of these different ways of thinking and different strengths and different skills.

through the superpower section, you know, they can see again really sort of bulleted approach.

That some of these athletes can hyper focus, you know, like no one else.

So they're in a game, everyone else is losing it, and they can really keep doing what they need to do.

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