by Dr. Grace | Aug 5, 2016 | Anxiety, Dr. Grace, High Sensitivity, Parenting |
Opening communication about anxiety and neutralizing it can help children feel understood by their parents. It can also help with self-understanding, and thus be a pathway to change. Read the full article here: 5 Things That Help a Child with High Sensitivity and...
by Dr. Grace | Jul 16, 2016 | Uncategorized |
Clinical Applications for Therapists of Gifted Clients by Dr. Grace Malonai and Dr. Joanna Haas Click here to view or download Presentation Slides handout (LINK LOCKED FOR UPDATE) Click here to view or download the Dabrowski Handout (LINK LOCKED FOR UPDATE) This...
by Dr. Grace | Jul 9, 2016 | Challenges, Dr. Grace, Gifted, Risk Factors |
Gifted Children May Be Bullied More Often Gifted children are often misunderstood, in particular by neurotypical peers. Being misunderstood is one of several risk factors that have important implications for bullying in gifted children. Check out this article I wrote...
by Dr. Grace | Jul 3, 2016 | Challenges, Dr. Grace, Parenting |
Recently I wrote an article about how to utilize a technique called scaffolding. In the article, I describe why this technique is useful, and how it fosters emotional growth and also helps you to manage the challenges often associated with strong-willed behavior in...
by Dr. Grace | Mar 10, 2016 | Depression, Dr. Grace, Gifted, High Sensitivity |
Pleasure As A Remedy A while ago, I wrote about pleasure and how important it is. It is so important that I wanted to share here too. Pleasure is utterly necessary and in no way a luxury. When someone comes to my office, seeking help because the suffering, the sadness...
