Denial, Anosognosia & Delayed Remorse with Barb Clark

If you enjoy Living with FASD, please go to www.womenpodcasters.com/awards and choose Living with FASD in the Wellness category, for people’s choice award being sponsored by Women Podcasters. Winning the competition would bring in many listeners who would learn about FASD!In this episode, Patti Kasper and Barb Clark delve into the complexities of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), focusing on the concepts of anosognosia, denial, and delayed remorse. They discuss the impact of stress and anxiety on behavior, the importance of effective communication, and the LEAP method for engaging with neurodivergent individuals. The conversation highlights the significance of timing in discussions, the role of support systems, and the challenges of labeling in educational settings. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the need for understanding and compassion in supporting those with neurodivergent conditions.Barb Clark , a beloved trainer & coach in the FASD community with both professional and living experience with FASD, is known for her down-to-earth style, & blend of honesty, humor, and practical wisdom, training with compassion and clarity on tough topics like raging, lying, and stealing. She has trained thousands across the U.S. and Canada. So let’s get started with this candid conversation.As always, please remember to like, share, and follow the Living with FASD podcast to help spread awareness and understanding.If you would like to reach Patti, you can email her at [email protected]. Visit her website at www.patriciakasper.com to learn more about her coaching and professional development training services. Patti’s book, Sip by Sip: Candid Conversations with Adults Living with FASD is available at books.by/yourfasdcoachBarb's book, "Raising Kids and Teens with FASD," is available here: https://a.co/d/0acN3WdbLink to the LEAP Institute: https://leapinstitute.org/Link to the TedTalkon anosognosia by Xavier Amador, PhD: https://youtu.be/NXxytf6kfPM?si=W3W6Y_dYD95293UbChapters00:00Introduction to FASD and Anosognosia03:07Understanding Denial, Anosognosia, and Delayed Remorse06:05The Impact of Safety and Delayed Remorse in Social Work08:58Exploring the Role of Fascia and Prenatal Alcohol Exposure11:57The LEAP Method for Effective Communication14:55Distinguishing Between Denial and Anosognosia18:01The Importance of Listening and Empathy21:01Understanding Delayed Remorse and Its Effects23:59Navigating Anxiety and Dysregulation in Medical Settings26:27Advocacy and Self-Advocacy Skills28:13Understanding Anosognosia in Children and Teens30:20Anosognosia in Adults and Its Impact on Relationships34:06Hoarding and Anosognosia: A Deeper Look36:02Supporting Individuals with Delayed Remorse40:06The Importance of Silence and Processing Time44:36Neurodiversity and Anosognosia in Different Conditions49:27Understanding Neurological Differences in Recovery