44. Problem Perspectives with Debbie

Life is full of problems and parenting a neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult offers some unique ones.

In this episode, I share a different way to look at problems that helps you tap into your best problem solving mode.

I also explain why the way you view negative behaviors may be adding to your struggles instead of alleviating them.

What You'll Learn from this Episode:

A more helpful way to view problems.
Why it’s important to understand how problems are communicated.
Why negative behaviors are not THE problem and what they really are.
Why children, teens, and young adults often are acting out.
How to be the kind of parent that you kiddo wants to come to instead of avoid.

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