Understanding the Introverted Child - Part 2

Extroverted kids feel energized by socializing with their peers and like jam-packed activities, while introverted kids prefer a lot less stimulation and are perfectly content by themselves. But dont make the mistake of labeling introverted kids as shy. These kids do not lack social skills or confidence; they are simply not interested in group activities that often leave them feeling emotionally and physically exhausted.
Rick Edwards, LPC, Clarity Child Guidance Center director of inpatient services, helps you better understand introverted kids in our latest On-demand Video. The 2-part series addresses the following: key differences between introverts and extroverts, the brains role in temperament, coping strategies for social settings, things teachers should know, bridging communication gaps, and introverted childrens strengths

[@Zeo170]

As an introvert myself, I can't thank you enough for helping me realize how much more my life growing up and presently makes sense now.

[@ClarityChildGuidanceCenter]

@muppetspuppets Thanks for your comment! For some reason UA-cam won't let me post the link to part 1. You can search "Understanding the Introverted Child - Part 1" or visit my channel and view all uploaded videos. I hope that helps. Have a great day!

[@Nickelbender]

I'd like also to told what should NOT be done with introverts at work or in school. For example ex tempora meetings five times a day can be task destroyer. What about micromanagement. If you want to your innie worker be effiecent you better know how to handle him, as you do with extrovert workers.