Visions of Blue | Counsellor
Visions of Blue
Phone: +61 450 696 003
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20.01.2022 Yes definitely all of these things, perhaps too implicit memories of how we were parented ourselves, sometimes referred to as shark music (just think that shark soundtrack from jaws) that can surface in response to our child’s behaviour First step is recognising and acknowledging the emotions as they rise, taking a step back from the situation and being kind to yourself. Developing this awareness means being less likely to react in the future while strengthening our attachment to our child
17.01.2022 "[So-called] Mild autism doesn't mean one experiences autism mildly... It means YOU experience their autism mildly. You may not know how hard they've had to wor...k to get to the level they are." - Adam Walton For a deeper dive, please see: Speaking of Autism - Quincy Hansen: The Fallacy of Functioning Labels (tinyurl.com/y2vgx49z) AutistRhi An Autistic Woman's Journey:Autscriptic: Mild Autism (tinyurl.com/y2gnt9kd)
16.01.2022 You can't spell wholehearted without A-R-T. Thank you Andrea Pippins for using your talent and creativity to help us celebrate the 10th anniversary of the #TheG...iftsofImperfection by bringing the 10 guideposts to life. You can download this gorgeous flower and a version YOU color here: https://bit.ly/2GN8MAp
14.01.2022 Children are always listening, even if it seems like they're not. Be aware of what you say to them, because it will impact their self esteem as they grow older.
13.01.2022 Our children are in our care for such a short time, and then the world will be in their care. Give them a voice. Teach them to care. Tell them the truth. Open t...heir eyes and hearts and minds to the beautiful and brutal world around them the soul-healing acts of love and generosity and understanding and the heartbreaking acts of hate and greed and fear, the amazing human achievements and the inhumane human suffering. Let’s raise our children to see and recognize and appreciate the gorgeous differences and the stunning sameness of our shared humanity on this little blue planet we share. Let’s grow children with hearts so full of love and hope and kindness that every step they take out into this wide, hurting world is guided by intention and conviction and compassion. We can change the world, my friends, one little heart at a time. -L.R.Knost @flourishinghomesandfamilies Raising Humans Kind: http://t.co/T8goym3P6Z Please respect the work of authors, photographers, and artists. You are welcome to share provided you include appropriate credit and do not crop out author’s names from quote memes. Thank you. #thegentleparent #peacefulparenting #parenting #children #life #kindness #Jesuslover #humanlover #feminism #socialjustice #equality #globalresponsibility #humanity #peace #sexualassaultsurvivor #cancer #NETcancer #cancerwarrior #books #coffee #quote #LRKnost www.LRKnost.com . Fighting a rare, incurable cancer, but I'm still here! L.R.
12.01.2022 I had a very specific event not too long ago that left me on the verge of breakdown. It seemed so silly, but it felt like I was receiving every bit of sensory i...nformation in the room. I was cooking while I had my son watch a cartoon, the oven fan was going, he kept running up to Alexa and requesting songs, my husband walked in to ask me a question, and I was sure I was going to lose it. Immediately, I shouted like my life depended on it please, turn that down...turn it off. This is not the only case of sensory overload I’ve experienced. I’ve noticed it more and more as I’ve become a mother. I’ve swapped silent car rides for car rides entertained by Blippi’s top musical performances, snack requests, and what feels like 100 questions. Some days I take it all in stride, and others I feel like I’m drowning in sensory input. Given how much I’ve noticed sensory overload in my life since becoming a mother, I thought it would be a great opportunity to discuss this week. Have you experienced this? Share with me
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04.01.2022 A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR SENSITIVE MAMAS WITH SPIRITED KIDS I remember the exact moment when I learned about the concept of the Highly Sensitive Person. I was in ...my mid-20s, and all of a sudden every quirk that I wished I could change about myself was made clear. All of the typical kid activities that my peers seemed to love that I suffered through made sense. My intense need for solitude and quiet was explained. In essence, I was given validation that who I am and what I need is normal. More than just normal, it’s what makes me who I am. I could finally give myself permission to stay home on a Saturday night to read because that rejuvenated me so much more than a night out with friends. Ten years later, I’ve learned that being a highly sensitive mama has great benefits. I’m attuned to my 7-year-old’s moods. I’m a pretty good listener. We have long talks and I’m content to stay home and read aloud to him all day. Read full article here https://bit.ly/3jbKG0X . More articles on highly sensitive kids.... IS YOUR CHILD A HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSON? https://bit.ly/2XWazKe HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD BECOME MORE CONFIDENT. EVEN IF THEY ARE HIGHLY SENSITIVE https://bit.ly/2uO75N5 THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE CHILD: THE BRIGHT SIDE OF SENSITIVITY https://bit.ly/2VLgU8E THE SUPERPOWERS OF YOUR EXTROVERTED HIGHLY SENSITIVE CHILD https://bit.ly/2xGwlqG . . For support in your gentle parenting journey get your copy of the new Winter Issue 39 of The Natural Parent Magazine https://linktr.ee/TheNaturalParentMagazine
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