Champion Your Gifted Child
In this week's podcast episode, we will talk about ADHD….
info_outline EP30- The body Keeps the scoreChampion Your Gifted Child
Acute stress almost always manifests in our body who keeps the score. The body keeps the score is the title of a book published 2014 by a professor out to Boston University, Bessel Van Der Kolk.
info_outline EP29- A Jungian Approach to ParentingChampion Your Gifted Child
"The things which have the most powerful effect upon children do not come from the conscious state of the parents but from their unconscious background.” -Carl Jung.
info_outline EP28- Breath work and Visualization( as parenting tools!)Champion Your Gifted Child
You have heard me say time and again how breathwork and visualizations are pivotal in my parenting. They help me self-regulate, feel grounded, and set conscious intentions for my life!
info_outline EP27-Feeling blessed not stressed during back to school. ✨Champion Your Gifted Child
We discuss strategies to focus on mental health during this time of year.
info_outline EP26: Thriving with ADHD: The Michael Phelps StoryChampion Your Gifted Child
Leading with strengths, being resourceful, teaching social skills, encouraging self-discipline and structure, collaborating with the child, and taking feedback....all amazing tips for us!
info_outline EP25- Lessons from Olympians on high performanceChampion Your Gifted Child
Parents of athletes, we will also review why the dream is worth it, how to provoke unrelated experiences for a well-rounded child, how to set boundaries for our child's social and emotional well-being amidst constant pressure, challenges and sacrifice.
info_outline EP24: Why do some gifted children lack self-esteem?Champion Your Gifted Child
In this episode we explore the root causes for low self-esteem, we share our favorite tips to enhance it in our day to day and we discuss the mind-brain patterns that lead to low self-esteem.
info_outline EP23- Is my Child gifted or just smart?Champion Your Gifted Child
We will first explore the discomfort in the question, the fears it causes and after we determine said differences, we will question what we will do with the answer. We will decide how the answer to this question will impact our parenting style, and ultimately our family lives. Stay tuned!!
info_outline EP22- Depression and the Gifted ChildChampion Your Gifted Child
Some say gifted children are more at risk for depression due to their emotional overexcitability. Other experts do not agree. But the US National Association for Gifted Children contends that “About 10% of gifted adolescents experience clinically significant levels of depression.*
info_outlineA struggling self-esteem will become your child's inner voice who will be affirming on repeat negative thoughts & self-concepts.
Our action plan is 3-fold.
1-Challenge and Create a positive environment to our child’s self-concepts. Managing the environment and their interpretation about the environment
In the Munich Model of Giftedness, the environment is assessed as a KEY factor to the child’s development- relationship with caretakers, sensory accommodations, social emotional bonds with friends, level of connection with parents. What we tolerate becomes their inner voice
How our own anxiety co-regulates emotional Des-regulations.
Epigenetic, experience influences how our genetic baggage manifests.
Difference between shame and guilt
Be very careful about story our child tells themselves, be a guardian of their mind.
2-Fostering Introspecting Time.
The gifted brain is very sensitive to environmental stimuli, it needs time in to recenter and self-regulate.
3-Encourage and Model internal validation.
Check out our most liked Self Esteem Anchor coaching tool at
https://championyourgiftedchild.com/AnchorSelfEsteem