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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2024 · 16 MIN

When High IQ is Part of the Problem with Debbie

from Autism & Neurodiversity · host Jason & Debbie Grygla

Does your brilliant child, teen, or young adult struggle with everyday tasks? It can be incredibly frustrating when they aren’t living up to their IQ potential. Society often equates intelligence with success, but the reality is more complex. Research also shows that those with high IQs have brains that may actually be getting in the way of their success. Tune in as I discuss some of the challenges high IQ neurodivergent young people face and important ways we can better support their development.👉 Looking for more support? Join our upcoming workshop:🌟Workshop with Debbie: Cultivating Resilience Wednesday, November 6th, 2024, 5:00-6:00 PM MDT or catch the replay in our NDM Circle.🔵NDM Circle: Our app provides parent coaching, educational resources, live events, and a great community based on Neuro-Developmental Mentoring (NDM) so you can better mentor your child, teen, or young adult’s development and well-being.Visit https://jasondebbie.com/ndmcircle/ to learn more.

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