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Why are Children more Sensitive to Emotional Responses?: the Amygdala
There is a small bran structure known as the Amygdala that plays an important role in regulating children's emotional responses.
May 262 min read
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The Secret to Helping a Child "keep their cool" It starts with us
Dysregulation is an overwhelming feeling when a child lacks the internal tools to self-regulate
May 251 min read
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The Survival Tax: Understanding the True Cost of Autistic Masking
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Mar 262 min read
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The Window of Tolerance: Nervous System Regulation
It describes the optimal state of our nervous system where we are able to manage and thrive in our daily lives. When an individual is within this window, they can process information, relate to others, and handle challenges effectively.
The nervous system generally moves between three states. Imagine a river flowing between two banks:
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Mar 201 min read
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