Parenting 101: Self-Regulation IS Self-Mastery | 'ask dorothy' | A Real Life Client Story | The WISDOM podcast S2 E63

'ask dorothy'

Parenting 101: Self-Regulation IS Self-Mastery| A Real Life Client Story

The WISDOM podcast  Season 2 Episode 63

 

It’s possible that your child will have some or many of the same cognitive, emotional, and behavioral needs as you did when you were young. Still, all children thrive in the presence of love.

 

My client Samantha* and I spoke about the origin and root cause of her son’s behavioral tendencies; his well-established diagnosis of ADHD, and the latest outburst which led to her six year-old wielding his fist straight at her face. Samantha had a black eye.

 

Here I would help my client by sharing some of the constructive benefits of self-regulation that I encouraged her to both practice and of course to teach her son Aaron.

 

With the tools to successfully calm himself, to express his anger in a healthy and safe way, without causing harm to another; to help him process how he feels with cognitive restructuring and problem solving solutions, and of course to help Aaron understand why it is so important that human beings learn to self-soothe and to self-govern their words and actions.

 

*The names of my clients have been changed to protect their identity.  Their stories are real.

 

Self-Regulation Resources:

* Parent Education: Self-Regulation Difficulties

* How to Teach Your Child Self-Regulation

* Why Deep Breathing Feels Good

* Find Your Calm [Video]

 

 

 

Sharing the wisdom and beauty of divine love with you...

Namaste!

 

If you have a question or if you would like my guidance or help, please reach out to me:  dorothy@dorothyratusny.com

 

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A generous 'thank you' to Audio Engineer, P. Kirpikau  radioplato

Podcast Theme Music:  'Aura' from the Album, Illuvia by Eternellwww.eternell.net/album/illuvia

Accompanying Music:  Eternell, 'Clouds' (30min)