Episode 364-Parenting Neurodiverse Teens With Autonomy And Respect with Dr. Carla Caturia
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The episode discusses parenting neurodiverse teens with a focus on autonomy and respect, featuring insights from Dr. Carla Cataria.
Send us Fan Mail Your teen’s behavior makes more sense when you stop treating it like a moral failing and start treating it like communication. We sit down with Dr. Carla Cataria, an educator turned family support specialist, to talk about what actually helps teens thrive, especially neurodiverse kids who are too often stereotyped, mislabeled, or underestimated by the adults around them. We dig into the difference between teaching responsibility and teaching conditional worth. If kids ...
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