When Comfort Now Creates Pain Later with Jason
Autism & Neurodiversity · Jason & Debbie Grygla
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Show Notes
Neurodivergent children have a more difficult time growing or developing resilience during struggles. For this reason, well-meaning parents often create an environment where their children are not challenged, but instead remain in a constant state of comfort. Learn why this creates comfort and family harmony in the short term, but doesn’t provide the skills necessary for neurodivergent children to succeed later in life and how to prevent or change this mistake with your loved one.
What You'll Learn from this Episode:
- Why comfort is the enemy of growth
- The difference between being uncomfortable and overwhelmed
- The higher thinking of seeking to be comforted vs being comfortable
- What is necessary for a parent to be a healthy mentor
- How doing hard things now makes things easier later in life
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