Workbook & Summary - The Whole Brain Child - Based On The Book By Daniel J. Siegel And Tina Payne Bryson

By Sapiens Quick Books

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WORKBOOK &

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sapiens Quick Books
• Release date: Jun 22, 2024
• ISBN: 9798330249787

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WORKBOOK

& SUMMARY

THE WHOLE BRAIN CHILD

BASED ON THE BOOK BY

DANIEL J. SIEGEL AND TINA PAYNE BRYSON

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WRITTEN BY

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Workbook & Summary: The Whole Brain Child - Based On The Book By Daniel J. Siegel And Tina Payne Bryson

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CONTENT

MINDFUL PARENTING STRATEGIES

DEVELOPING BRAIN INTEGRATION

HIGHER-ORDER THINKING SKILLS

BASIC SURVIVAL INSTINCTS

MANAGING EMOTIONAL RESPONSES

ENHANCING COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS

INTEGRATING EMOTIONAL AND RATIONAL THINKING

GUIDING BEHAVIOR THROUGH CONNECTION

LABELING EMOTIONS TO MANAGE THEM

APPEALING TO THE RATIONAL BRAIN

USING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR MENTAL HEALTH

ORGANIZING THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS

INTEGRATING EXPERIENCES FOR MENTAL WELL-BEING

CLOSING NOTES

HELP US WITH A REVIEW

LEGAL ISSUES

ABOUT COPYRIGHT

MINDFUL PARENTING STRATEGIES

Parenting with the Brain in Mind, the opening chapter of Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson's book The Whole-Brain Child, sets the stage for understanding how brain science can inform effective parenting practices. The chapter emphasizes the idea that parenting isn't just about managing behavior but also about nurturing a child's developing brain to promote healthy emotional and cognitive growth. Siegel and Bryson introduce the concept of neuroplasticity, highlighting how the brain continues to change and adapt throughout life in response to experiences, interactions, and environment.

Central to their approach is the understanding of the brain as consisting of different parts that serve distinct functions. They introduce the metaphor of the upstairs brain and the downstairs brain: the upstairs brain, comprising the prefrontal cortex, is responsible for higher-order thinking, reasoning, and emotional regulation, while the downstairs brain, including the brainstem and limbic system, governs more basic functions such as survival instincts and