Failure to Launch: The Stated Rules Vs The REAL Rules

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  • Опубліковано 15 лис 2024

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  • @ATSHAA
    @ATSHAA Рік тому +2

    Dr Paterson, I subscribed to your course on failure to launch. I think it is the perfect and most comprehensive recipe to deal with this extremely difficult problem that my family is going through at the moment with our son. I read and watched lots of videos about the issue, but many of which lacked practicality. Thank you for taking the time to put this course together

    • @RandyPaterson
      @RandyPaterson  Рік тому +2

      Thank you for your kind words. Although a course like mine can be illuminating, it unfortunately is seldom a complete solution. Consultation with a qualified healthcare professional with expertise in the situation can be useful. This fall I’m teaching a course for clinicians in dealing with families in this situation for PraxisCET. My hope is that this will make a small contribution to the availability of folks who can help.

    • @ATSHAA
      @ATSHAA Рік тому

      @@RandyPaterson thank you for the comment. Unfortunately, where I live I hardly got anyone who would have a clear understanding or planning of what can be done. We were left stuck in the dance as you describe it, but as now I am applying the principles of the course, I think I am seeing some results. Nothing major, but what I would consider a positive change

    • @RandyPaterson
      @RandyPaterson  Рік тому

      I can also recommend Mark McConville’s book Failure to Launch, which is addressed primarily to parents.

  • @fjruhd-vp4yx
    @fjruhd-vp4yx Рік тому

    why dont these parents enforce the rules?
    what is their thought processes?

    • @RandyPaterson
      @RandyPaterson  Рік тому +1

      People often state rules based on what they WISH was happening, and don't take action to ensure that that is what IS happening. Rules are aspirational rather than actual.