Episode 74
"My six-year-old gets stuck when things don't go as planned or the way she wants them to go. She'll flip her lid and it can take 30 minutes for her to calm down. Help! What do I do?"
In this Q&A we talk about our x-ray vision goggles, how disappointment can be a tricky feeling, and different ways to help our kids move through distressing moments, like Greg Santucci's "Change the Sensory Channel."
In this episode I mention these previous podcast episodes:
https://robyngobbel.com/notflippingyourlid/
https://robyngobbel.com/againstabehavioralapproach/ with Greg Santucci OTR
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