Emily and Ellen discuss how to help their daughter Rebecca cope with her anger and aggression due to her chronic illness. Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing the emotional challenges faced by children with Turner Syndrome. Emily shares her personal experience of setting boundaries and seeking professional help, while Speaker 4 promotes Dr. Kenner's podcast and book on managing emotions and boundaries in children.
Action Items
[ ] Set clear boundaries on expressing anger like not hitting her sister, and provide alternative outlets like drawing or acting out feelings with toys
[ ] Find examples of role models for Rebecca who have thrived despite physical limitations to help her develop a more positive mindset
[ ] Consider cognitive therapy to help Rebecca develop better thinking skills for dealing with loss issues and limiting beliefs
Outline Helping a 7-year-old girl cope with Turner Syndrome and related issues.
Speaker 2 shares a personal experience of feeling dismissed when someone told them to accept their feelings without understanding.
Speaker 1's daughter Rebecca is angry about not being able to have children due to Turner Syndrome, and Speaker 1 wants to help her cope with this emotion.
Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of listening to children's emotions.
Managing a child's anger and hyperactivity with Turner Syndrome.
Parent seeks advice on managing anger and hyperactivity in 7-year-old daughter with Turner Syndrome.
Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of guiding children with Turner Syndrome towards acceptance and living within their limits.
Speaker 2 suggests addressing underlying sadness and loss driving anger in children.