The Baffling Behavior Show {Parenting after Trauma} Ep. 47: A Neurodevelopmental Approach- Right Intervention, Right Time
13 snips
Aug 17, 2021 The podcast explores a neurodevelopmental approach to parenting after trauma. It discusses brain science, attachment, relational neurosciences, and the role of the autonomic nervous system in behavior. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practical tools, co-regulation, and therapeutic moments, and introduces upcoming content in 'The Club' focused on strengthening the foundation of the brain.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Early Therapy Challenges
- Robyn Gobbel's early therapy experiences involved a destroyed office and physical harm.
- Traditional approaches weren't working for her clients with complex trauma.
Neurodevelopmental Approach
- Dr. Bruce Perry's work and the relational neurosciences changed Robyn Gobbel's understanding of therapy.
- She realized the importance of meeting clients in their neurodevelopmental space.
Age vs. Neurodevelopment
- Chronological age is less relevant than neurodevelopmental stage in therapy.
- Robyn Gobbel found that traditional approaches made assumptions based on age, not neurodevelopment.