My dad was super thoughtful and knew it would be a good idea to give me his (somewhere between 1989-1992) Subaru GL 2 door. He drove this beauty for a few years before getting a new car, and retiring her in the garage until I could drive in high school.
By the time I got her, only one window rolled down, the AC didn’t work, and subsequently, my sister cut part of her finger off on a deli meat slicer, and I rushed her to the hospital in my Subaru while she gushed blood all over my front seat…
We are coining the term “parallel energy” to denote how we talk to our kids and teens. Similar to co-regulation, we want to be on the same “page” but we also want to bring a calm parallel energy. Dr. Cory explains more in this episode.
Dawn Barclay gives us beginning tips on traveling with neurodiverse individuals. We LOVE this topic because we believe these strategies can apply to any family! Learn more about…
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This week we dive into some important executive functioning skills like impulse control, perspective taking and self-regulation – and explore why they are so important for our tweens and teens on social media!
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