Exactly what happened to my son! Your videos resonate profoundly with me. I got my son out of the unhealthy school into one that taught him the skills he needed and treated him with dignity. A few weeks after I removed him from the previous school, he stopped being suicidal. After a few months at the new school, the behavioral improvement was profound. He is currently thriving, starting his second year at the new school. This approach works. Early identification and application is crucial, but most schools fight it all the way, treat these kids and their parents as the enemy, treat these kids' disabilities as character flaws.
@@dalilacecena Yes, it is a private school. His psychiatrist recommended it, and I also hired an education consultant, who knew of all the education options that would be good for him in the area. That consultant also had high praise for the school. The school's name is Hope Creek Academy.
I’m glad you have an answer or an explanation to the struggles you faced growing up. I’ve had my own aha moments. I’m very thankful to have found this for my own 12 yr old son. If you have any tips you’d like to share, I’d be happy to listen.
This whole theory has been life changing. Its helped me to forgive myself, raise my kids better, understand my own behavior and theirs, and transformed my household from chaos to...well, not "order" lmao but its hella more peaceful. I think I found livesinthebalance about a year and a half ago. Sometimes I come back and listen when I'm feeling down.
I watched 100s videos to solve my daughter problems , every part of videos disappoint me ,anxiety after knowing everything but when i watched your videos i finally understand how can i solve her problems . Thankyou so much for sharing such golden speech 🙏
"What is the function of a challenging behavior? It communicates to us that the kid doesn't have the skills to do it better. Because if he could, he would." Boom. I'm still struggling with how exactly to teach flexibility and responding adaptively vs. what to simply accept as developmentally appropriate.
Exactly what happened to my son! Your videos resonate profoundly with me. I got my son out of the unhealthy school into one that taught him the skills he needed and treated him with dignity. A few weeks after I removed him from the previous school, he stopped being suicidal. After a few months at the new school, the behavioral improvement was profound. He is currently thriving, starting his second year at the new school. This approach works. Early identification and application is crucial, but most schools fight it all the way, treat these kids and their parents as the enemy, treat these kids' disabilities as character flaws.
Would you be able to help a parent out? I'm not sure where you're located. But maybe you have some resources that will be helpful for me? Thank you.
@@rosannacerbone6364 I'd be happy to help out however I can. Is there a private messaging system in UA-cam? I'm on Facebook and Twitter as well.
Jen , please tell me how you found your son a good school , how did you know it would be good for him? Is it private?
@@dalilacecena Yes, it is a private school. His psychiatrist recommended it, and I also hired an education consultant, who knew of all the education options that would be good for him in the area. That consultant also had high praise for the school. The school's name is Hope Creek Academy.
I’m 32 years old and I’ve finally found someone who seems to understand who I was as a child and why. I’m almost in tears.
I’m glad you have an answer or an explanation to the struggles you faced growing up. I’ve had my own aha moments. I’m very thankful to have found this for my own 12 yr old son.
If you have any tips you’d like to share, I’d be happy to listen.
This whole theory has been life changing. Its helped me to forgive myself, raise my kids better, understand my own behavior and theirs, and transformed my household from chaos to...well, not "order" lmao but its hella more peaceful. I think I found livesinthebalance about a year and a half ago. Sometimes I come back and listen when I'm feeling down.
Proof positive that sometimes you DO need to re-invent the wheel. Thanks, Dr. Greene for sharing this.
I watched 100s videos to solve my daughter problems , every part of videos disappoint me ,anxiety after knowing everything but when i watched your videos i finally understand how can i solve her problems . Thankyou so much for sharing such golden speech 🙏
"What is the function of a challenging behavior? It communicates to us that the kid doesn't have the skills to do it better. Because if he could, he would." Boom.
I'm still struggling with how exactly to teach flexibility and responding adaptively vs. what to simply accept as developmentally appropriate.
This man is brilliant
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It's unfortunate that we can't see the slides.