Emotional challenges accompanying ADHD: how BWRT can help
Educational psychologist Hannelie Spies explains how she supports teenagers and university students with ADHD by helping them improve their Executive Functioning, and by using BWRT® to address the emotional challenges caused by living with ADHD. These traumas include being misunderstood, bullying, low self-worth, anger issues, depression, and general, social or exam anxiety. Case studies illustrate the efficacy of this parallel approach.
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Hannelie Spies
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In ep. 23 of Calm, Clear & Helpful, Hannelie explains
that ADHD is a biologically-based disorder and not a question of being “lazy” or “unmotivated”
what Executive Functioning is and how ADHD is related to Executive Dysfunction
aspects of Executive Functioning: making decisions, planning, organising, scheduling, executing tasks, etc.
which crucial insight into the behaviour of people with ADHD should be kept in mind
how coaching can improve these young people’s Executive Functioning
how emotional challenges related to ADHD, such as a history of failure, being misunderstood or a lack of support, can contribute to depression, anxiety or panic attacks
how these traumas can be successfully and cost-effectively treated with BWRT®
how BWRT® targets the core of the emotional problem and eliminates “triggers” by rewiring neural pathways
how 2 typical case studies, one involving the “hero to zero” phenomenon, illustrate the relief teenagers or students experience
Hannelie’s 3 best tips on how to support your loved one with ADHD and Executive Dysfunction.
Scroll down for Hannelie’s contact details.
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Contact details
Hannelie Spies is an educational psychologist from Stellenbosch.
Email: hannelie@hanneliespies.co.za
Website: www.hanneliespies.co.za
See also: www.bwrtsa.co.za
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The free podcast series Calm, Clear & Helpful is available on iTunes, Spotify, Player FM and Iono.fm.
Music by Mart-Marie Snyman.
Image: Unsplash. Model used.
Photograph of Hannelie Spies: supplied
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