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A disruptive or challenging behavior is often seen as a choice a child is making.

And one of the biggest points I make is that there's that expectation gap between what we think a child can do in terms of controlling their emotions and their behaviors and what a child or teenager or a young adult can actually do.

Welcome to Tilt Parent, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

My name is Debbie Reiber and I'm the host of this show and I just have to say up front that today's episode is one of those powerful deep conversations that will likely leave you seeing and thinking about things differently by the time

you're done listening. My guest is Dr. Mona Delahook, a clinical and consulting

pediatric psychologist specializing in supporting children and families.

On the home page for Mona's website, the following words are written in large type.

It's high time we update our approaches to helping children with behavioral challenges and developmental differences.

And this is exactly what Mona has devoted her work to doing,ifting the paradigm for the way behavior, especially behavior

and differently wired kids, is perceived and responded to in our schools, our families, and in society.

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