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    Our Gifted Kids Podcast

    Share the journey of parenting gifted kids with Sophia as she interviews experts from the global gifted community.
    Gifted is more than just a high IQ and parenting gifted kids is hard and lonely.
    Our community shares knowledge, celebrates our quirkiness and provides a safe place to be gifted and neurodivergent.
    Parents, researchers, psychologists, educators, authors, and more all connect here with advice and support, so we have everything we need for every member of our family to thrive.
    At www.ourgiftedkids.com find show notes, blogs, free resources, a paid member community, subscribe to our free newsletter or get in touch.
    Join the Our Gifted Kids community through our Facebook page or free group and Instagram.
    Don’t miss any episodes by subscribing to the podcast and help others find us by leaving a review (please!). Talk to you soon! xx

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    #054 [Gifted Awareness Week] 5 Things I Wish I Knew When my Child was Diagnosed as Gifted May 23, 2022
    Show notes

    It's Gifted Awareness Week and we are raising awareness with three new episodes this week!

    In this episode we're talking to parents, from one parent to another, about the 5 Things I Wish I Knew When my Child was Diagnosed as Gifted.

    Enjoyed the podcast? then subscribe or get your show notes, free eBook or course at ourgiftedkids.com

    If this episode inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it in our Facebook group or Instagram or feel connected & supported in our community, the Our Gifted Kids Hub.

    Please leave a review on your podcast player and help parents find us!

    Memorable Quote

    "So, the psychologist has just told you your child is gifted. Breathe, take a few deep breaths…

    You know that it's actually because your child's brain is wired differently. And that encompasses not just a high IQ, but also these intense emotions and physical sensitivities that need to be taken into account as you parent, and as your child goes through school.

    You know that it's okay to grieve and feel any of those big emotions that you have and that you need to find your people.

    That's the beginning." – Sophia Elliott

    Resources

    • Gifted Research & Outreach
    • #044 [Neurodiversity Week] Unpacking Neurodiversity Podcast
    • #027 Gifted is more than High IQ, Lets talk about the Brain! Podcast
    • #002 What is gifted? Podcast with Dr Lynda McInnes
    • #028 Why is Self-Concept so crucial for gifted 2E students in the early years? Podcast with Dr Geraldine Townsend
    • James & Susie Youtube Video
    • #033 [GTN Awareness Week] #ActuallyGifted Adult with Heather Cox Podcast
    • Is parenting gifted kids harder, or just hard? Blog

    Hit play and let's get started!


    #053 Extreme Gifted Boy Behaviour w/ Teresa Currivan May 05, 2022
    Show notes

    In this episode, we're talking to Teresa Currivan, psychotherapist, author, coach and parent, about understanding extreme behaviour in gifted boys.

    We talk about how boys externalise their feelings and what perfectionism, their strong wills, sensitivity, and sense of justice has to do with unpacking this behaviour.

    Enjoyed the podcast? then subscribe or get your show notes, free eBook or course at ourgiftedkids.com

    If this episode inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it in our Facebook group or Instagram or feel connected & supported in our community, the Our Gifted Kids Hub.

    Please leave a review on your podcast player and help parents find us!

    Memorable Quote

    "He's got his sense of how he wants to be perceived, how he wants to please his teachers, how he wants to please himself. He wants to get things right in school, and so he's judging himself, even if nobody else is, our gifted kids tend to do that. The more gifted they are, all these factors seem to be a little more extreme." – Teresa Currivan

    Resources

    • Teresa Currivan – Help My Child Thrive
    • Perspectives on Giftedness: Sound Advice from Parents and Professionals, Book published by GHF Press –
      • Teresa's Article: Understanding Extreme Gifted Boy Behaviour

    Bio

    Teresa Currivan is a licensed marriage and family therapist, parent coach and school therapist for the San Francisco Unified School district. She consults and speaks to faculty at schools in the San Francisco Bay Area about twice-exceptionality and differently wired learners.

    She received her MA in Counselling Psychology using Drama Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco and completed post-graduate training at The Psychotherapy Institute in Berkeley, CA. She has used drama therapy with young children and talk therapy with parents and other caregivers in the community health setting.

    Years ago, her own child was having difficulty in school both socially and academically. She became frustrated trying to figure out how to navigate the world of professionals and educators and was unable to find one person or place who could put all of the moving parts together.

    Through her experience helping differently wired children over the years, she has learned that each differently tuned-in child comes with strengths and challenges in unique combinations. Out of this, she developed the Currivan Protocol™. It is a comprehensive assessment and treatment plan that identifies what can be treated, accepts challenges, and embraces strengths.

    The Currivan Protocol™ Assessment Tool has been adapted for implementation in the public and private school settings.

    Hit play and let's get started!


    #052 Meltdowns, Anger & Perfectionism in Gifted Kids Apr 23, 2022
    Show notes

    "Sophia, today we've had a two-hour meltdown and it's all fuelled by anger and unrealistic expectations and perfectionism – do you have a podcast on that?!"

    We do now.

    This episode unpacks meltdowns, what they are and what to do; anger, shame, perfectionism, imposter syndrome and those feelings of not being enough… and what we can do about it.

    Enjoyed the podcast? then subscribe or get your show notes, free eBook or course at ourgiftedkids.com

    If this episode inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it in our Facebook group or Instagram or feel connected & supported in our community, the Our Gifted Kids Hub.

    Please leave a review on your podcast player and help parents find us!

    Resources

    • #051 How Our Brains Impact Behaviour w/ Allison Davies – Our Gifted Kids Podcast
    • Brene Brown, Atlas of the Heart Book
    • Perspectives on giftedness; Sound Advice from Parents and Professionals – a book published by GHF Press
      • The Heartbreak of Angry Gifted Kids by Ginny Kochis
    • #041 Perfectionism, Diagnosis and her New Book with Emily Kircher-Morris – Our Gifted Kids Podcast
    • #036 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome with Dr Matt Zakreski – Our Gifted Kids
    • #010 Growth Mindset with Big Life Journal Founder, Alexandra Eidens – Our Gifted Kids
    • Mood Meter App

    Hit play and let's get started!


    #051 How Our Brains Impact Behaviour w/ Allison Davies Apr 08, 2022
    Show notes

    Today we talk to Allison Davies, researcher and previously music therapist, about how the brain impacts our behaviours and new ways of understanding those behaviours.

    We talk about what to do when your child has a meltdown or expresses their emotions, autism, music for regulation and more!

    Enjoyed the podcast? then subscribe or get your show notes, free eBook or course at ourgiftedkids.com

    If this episode inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it in our Facebook group or Instagram or feel connected & supported in our community, the Our Gifted Kids Hub.

    Please leave a review on your podcast player and help parents find us!

    Memorable Quote

    "And I think probably the most important point to reiterate right now is that is really bloody hard. Like there is nothing easy about honouring a meltdown or an angry outburst. There is nothing easy about us staying regulated and consciously in control enough to then come in and not start to discipline. It's so hard for us to come in with love." – Allison Davies

    Resources

    • Allison Davies
    • Allison on Facebook
    • Allison on Instagram

    Bio

    Allison Davies (she/her) lives and works on Tommeginne land, Lutruwita (Tasmania), Australia. She creates online resources for parents and teachers seeking guidance around how to use music therapeutically in their own lives, and to reclaim their inherent musicality along the way.

    Working within a neurodiversity framework that favours regulation over intervention, and sharing her lived experience of autism, Allison empowers others to use music as a tool for neuro-regulation at home and in the classroom. Her programs, workshops and speaking events have received international acclaim for their ability to enthral an audience, deliver lightbulb moments and shift paradigms away from behavioural management and towards brain care.

    An autistic, songstress, former music therapist and super passionate about remembering our sovereign voice and reclaiming our musicality.

    Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Teaching and a Master of Music Therapy and training with the Academy of Neurologic Music Therapy.

    From 2005 – 2020 she worked in private music therapy practice across the fields of early childhood, juvenile detention, adult mental health, aged care, dementia care, palliative care and neuro rehabilitation.

    Hit play and let's get started!


    #050 The Gift of Community Mar 26, 2022
    Show notes

    We have been celebrating our awesome neurodiverse community all week.

    In this podcast we look into what community really means for us in the gifted community. We also breakdown the Our Gifted Kids Hub and share all the secrets!

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Resources

    • Our Gifted Kids Hub

    Our Gifted Kids Hub

    A community just for you... the Our Gifted Kids Hub brings together parents of gifted kids to connect, for support, with resources... to get peace of mind.

    The Our Gifted Kids Hub includes:

    1. Monthly live online information sessions.
    2. Monthly live online gatherings to meet other parents of gifted kids.
    3. Access to Our Gifted Kids Hub private Facebook Group.
    4. Exclusive member only Podcast video and interviews.
    5. OGK Hub online portal to more information and resources.
    6. BONUS COURSE – Everything you need to know about gifted in the 'Understanding Gifted Course'
    7. BONUS JOURNEY – A pathway through parenting gifted kids with 'Journey to a New Normal – 5 Steps that take you from Survive to Thrive!'

    The Our Gifted Kids Hub costs about the same as a coffee & cake per week and as long as you remain a financial member, the price you sign up on is the same price you will always pay – it will never go up. We use the best online security and you're in control – you can cancel any time and you will not be charged any further fees. So what have you got to loose?!

    If you're ready to feel supported, find like-minded parents, get esay access to information and connect, join now!

    If you're ready to make this journey easier for yourself, check out www.ourgiftedkids.com/hub

    Doors close midnight, Sunday 28th March.

    Subscribe & Review

    If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about your biggest takeaway in the comments.

    For more episodes, you can subscribe and to help others find our podcast please leave a review.

    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

    See you in the same place next week.

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    #049 Why We Need to Talk About Women Mar 25, 2022
    Show notes

    It is Neurodiversity Celebration Week next week and we are diving into neurodiversity and what it is like to figure out you are neurodivergent as an adult.

    In the episode, we talk about why we need to talk about women and neurodiversity.

    We get into autism, ADHD, giftedness, girls, women, lived experience, and a bunch of research.

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    'Almost none of the research on giftedness beginning with the very first study of Tarmin starts with an IQ test of an entire population. It starts with teachers picking out who to test.

    That means almost every test out there on giftedness, and how awesome it is, starts with eliminating the majority of children who are disadvantaged. They're poor. They're a member of a minority group. They don't speak the same languages as their teachers or they're disabled.' – Kathleen Humble

    'So I started researching for my kids. The best way I can describe it was I had a very emotional response to doing that research. I couldn't quite rationalize in my head at that point, that that emotional response might be because I am autistic because at that point I couldn't rationalize or understand how I might be autistic.

    And it took a lot more digging and understanding to understand how autism kind of manifests and expresses particularly in adult women and girls. And to find things that resonated with me.' – Sophia Elliott

    Resources

    • Neurodiversity Celebration Week
    • Our Gifted Kids Hub
    • Perspectives on Giftedness: Sound Advice from Parents and Professionals by GHF Press
      • Chapters referred to in the podcast include:
        • 'Most gifted children have never been studied.' by Kathleen Humble
        • 'ADHD & Giftedness, it's Complicated.' by Kathleen Humble
        • 'Is my gifted child autistic?' by Kathleen Humble
    • #043 The Complexity of Giftedness w/ authors Kathleen Humble & Dr Rebecca Farley Podcast
    • #018 Looking at Giftedness & Autism w/ Kate Donohue Podcast
    • #014 Understanding 2E / Twice-Exceptional w/ Amanda Drury Podcast
    • NeuroTribes - The legacy of autism and how to think smarter about people who think differently by Steve Silberman

    Our Gifted Kids Hub

    A community just for you... the Our Gifted Kids Hub brings together parents of gifted kids to connect, for support, with resources... to get peace of mind.

    The Our Gifted Kids Hub includes:

    1. Monthly live online information sessions.
    2. Monthly live online gatherings to meet other parents of gifted kids.
    3. Access to Our Gifted Kids Hub private Facebook Group.
    4. Exclusive member-only Podcast video and interviews.
    5. OGK Hub online portal to more information and resources.
    6. BONUS COURSE – Everything you need to know about gifted in the 'Understanding Gifted Course'
    7. BONUS JOURNEY – A pathway through parenting gifted kids with 'Journey to a New Normal – 5 Steps that take you from Survive to Thrive!'

    The Our Gifted Kids Hub costs about the same as a coffee & cake per week and as long as you remain a financial member, the price you sign up on is the same price you will always pay – it will never go up.

    So for peace of mind, join now!

    www.ourgiftedkids.com/hub

    Subscribe & Review

    If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about your biggest takeaway in the comments.

    For more episodes, you can subscribe and to help others find our podcast please leave a review.

    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

    See you in the same place next week.

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    #048 Why You Need Dabrowski w/ Dr Chris Wells & Emma Nicholson Mar 23, 2022
    Show notes

    It is Neurodiversity Celebration Week next week and we are diving into neurodiversity and what it is like to figure out you are neurodivergent as an adult.

    Today we talk Dr Christiane Wells and Emma Nicholson, hosts of The Positive Disintegration Podcast to unpack why you need Dabrowski!

    We answer – are Overexcitabilities still relevant? What is positive disintegration? What is The Theory of Positive Disintegration? What impact can all this have on the neurodivergent & gifted community?

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    "So it's been eight years and I can tell you that now, I no longer think of myself as gifted and mentally ill. I see myself from a whole different framework that has, like I said, changed my life, thanks to Dabrowski because I realized that the difficult times I had when I was younger, were not signs of mental illness so much as struggles that I have reframed as periods of positive disintegration." – Christiane Wells

    "I accidentally fell into a dark night of the soul and this life-changing moment and... I went to Google for answers and typed in something like why does my brain feel like it's falling apart and stumbled upon positive disintegration quite by accident, and overexcitabilities. I broke down in tears, finding the answer to who I was finally after all this time. And I understood why I had been the way I was as a child and why basically struggled to adult successfully as I put it." – Emma Nicholson

    Resources

    • Chris Wells - website
    • Chris Wells Linktree
    • Emma Nicholson - website
    • Emma Nicholson - Youtube channel
    • Reexamining Overexcitability: A Framework for Understanding Intense Experience by Michael Piechowski and Chris Wells
    • The Origins and Conceptual Evolution of Overexcitabilityby Chris Wells and Frank Falk
    • Emma's Iron Man Blog - The Curse of Tony Stark
    • Emma's Jerry Maguire Blog - The Disintegration of Jerry Maguire
    • 'Neurotribes – The Legacy of Autism and How To Think Smarter About People Who Think Differently by Steve Silberman

    The Positive Disintegration Podcast

    • Apple
    • Substack
    • Spotify

    Bio – Chris Wells

    Christiane Wells, PhD, LSW is the president and founder of the Dąbrowski Center, an organization that provides reliable information and resources about the theory of positive disintegration and the psychology of giftedness. Chris is a therapist, consultant, speaker, and Dąbrowski scholar who works with gifted adults and advocates for deepening the research and application of Dąbrowski's theory beyond the superficial in gifted education. She is also a co-host of the Positive Disintegration podcast. You can reach Chris at dabrowskicenter@gmail.com.

    Bio – Emma

    Emma Nicholson is a business analyst from Sydney, who created the Adults With Overexcitabilities YouTube Channel, and uses business techniques to provide tips and insights in managing life with OE. Emma's website tragicgift.com was created as an all-in-one starting point for adults who are just embarking on their reading journey about Dabrowski, where she provides overviews of the theory, and blogs about her experiences with overexcitabilities and positive disintegration. Together with Dr Chris Wells, she is cohost of the Positive Disintegration podcast. You can reach Emma at adultswithoverexcitabilies@gmail.com.

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    If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about your biggest takeaway in the comments.

    For more episodes, you can subscribe and to help others find our podcast please leave a review.

    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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    #047 Understanding Your Rainforest Mind with Paula Prober Mar 22, 2022
    Show notes

    #047 Understanding Your Rainforest Mind with Paula Prober

    It is Neurodiversity Celebration Week next week and we are diving into neurodiversity and what it is like to figure out you are neurodivergent as an adult.

    In the episode, we talk to the wonderful Paula Prober and seek to understand ourselves through her analogy of the Rainforest Mind; a subset of the gifted community that is especially creative.

    We dive into what is a rainforest mind? What is a multipotentialite?

    And why it's important to work on yourself, especially if you're a parent.

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "The key thing, I think, is to recognize that you have a right to take care of yourself and it's a big gift that you give your kids because you heal whatever wounding you have, you understand yourself and you're more apt to understand your kids." – Paula Prober

    "One of the traits of the rainforest minded person, which is someone who is interested in everything, is they want to do everything, but it's so hard to… settle into a certain career path because they feel like they have to give up all these other ones to do this one.

    So then I talk to them about - you don't have to do the same thing. Once you decide to do this one thing, you don't have to do that for the rest of your life. You can do it for a while and then go to the next thing. And the next thing. I have a client who stays in a job maybe for two years, and then she's ready to go to something else and not everybody can do that, but the multipotentialite gifted person is highly creative and, and so they have so many interests and ability, so many things that they are capable of doing.

    So how do you decide, how do you choose?... So that's where I come in. I help normalize that in a way, right?" – Paula Prober

    Resources

    • Rainforest Mind
    • Paula Prober on Instagram #paulaprober
    • Paula Prober on Twitter @paulaprober
    • Paula Prober on Facebook @paula.prober
    • First Book by Paula Prober - Your Rainforest Mind: A Guide to the Well-Being of Gifted Adults and Youth
    • Second book by Paula Prober - Journey Into Your Rainforest Mind: A Field Guide for Gifted Adults and Teens

    Bio – Paula Prober

    Paula Prober is a licensed psychotherapist and consultant in private practice in Eugene, Oregon, USA. She specializes in counselling gifted adults and youth (in the state of Oregon) and consults with parents of gifted children and with gifted adults internationally.

    Before becoming a therapist in 1992, she was a teacher in public schools and she worked with gifted children in grades 1-8. She's been an adjunct instructor with University of Oregon and a guest presenter at Oregon State University and Pacific University, and a presenter at multiple conferences, podcasts, and webinars.

    Her book, Your Rainforest Mind: A Guide to the Well-Being of Gifted Adults and Youth, was released in June 2016 by GHF Press. Her second book, Journey Into Your Rainforest Mind: A Field Guide for Gifted Adults and Teens, Book Lovers, Overthinkers, Geeks, Sensitives, Brainiacs, Intuitives, Procrastinators, and Perfectionists was released in June 2019.

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    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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    #046 The Long Road with Nadja Cereghetti Mar 21, 2022
    Show notes

    It is Neurodiversity Celebration Week and we are diving into neurodiversity and what it is like to figure out you are neurodivergent as an adult.

    Today I'm speaking with Nadja Cereghetti, host of Unleash Monday podcast, about her journey over the last year. She too has been investigating her neurodivergence and it hasn't all been roses.

    Hear about her journey of exploring ADHD and giftedness and tune in to her podcasts and community!

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "And that's, I think the most important thing, you don't need to prove to anybody you're gifted.

    Like you don't need an IQ score to be part of this community and to learn and to take the things that work for you." – Nadja Cereghetti

    "I looked at myself and more in a negative light... I was really good at school... Why am I struggling? … Why can I not just be like others? I knew there was some kind of discrepancy, but I always thought of myself as less than, or it's my fault. It's my personality traits. Something I need to change. I need to adapt. And, that was also the narrative, like all my life.

    Even though I was in the beginning, like primary school, I was really good and I really wanted to learn, I even had this drive to learn, to read and write. Before going to school and asking my mom like to teach me. And she's like, no, no, no, you're going to be bored at school. So she didn't teach me, but I really had this drive to learn. But then once I was in school, actually the teachers didn't like me so much because I was questioning the teachers and ask them any questions…

    I was always scolded and I spent like half of my time at school, in front of the door. That's how you get punished here in Switzerland. If you talk, you get sent in front of the door and you spent the rest of the lesson, by yourself in the hallway. So that's where I spend a lot time.

    And so constantly there was this negative feedback that I got about my personality. Like, hold back, be more quiet, sit still. And I always thought, yeah, it's me. I need to change. I need to adapt." – Nadja Cereghetti

    Resources

    • Unleash Monday & Community
    • Rainforest Mind & Paula Prober
    • The Gifted Adult: A Revolutionary Guide for Liberating Everyday Genius book
    • Intergifted
    • Intergifted Episode on Unleash Monday
    • Overcoming Imposter Syndrome with Dr Matt Zakreski on Our Gifted Kids Podcast
    • Designing 145+ IQ Tests episode on Unleash Monday
    • What is your Hybrid Professional Identity episode Unleash Monday

    Bio – Nadja Cereghetti

    I am a Multipotentialite with a great passion for Science and the Marie Kondo Method. Learning new things and talking to people is what I love. I want to share these great stories with the world.

    Recently, I stumbled across the topic of unidentified gifted adults and it changed everything! And now it's time to talk about it!

    Have you been called „too much", „too intense" „too sensitive"?

    Do you just hate inequality? Do you suffer from imposter syndrome?

    Do you have difficulties finding your career path because you are a multi potential person who has a 1000 ideas and 500 projects... all at the same time?

    Do you have a weird evolved sense of humour?

    Do you suffer from dyslexia but are fast at grasping new concepts?

    Do you have a hard time fitting in and sometime feel like a minority of one?

    Then this show is for you! Unleash Monday!

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    For more episodes, you can subscribe and to help others find our podcast please leave a review.

    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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    #045 Unpacking The Journey with Jennifer Harvey Sallin Mar 20, 2022
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    #045 Unpacking My Journey with Jennifer Harvey Sallin

    It is Neurodiversity Celebration Week and we are diving into neurodiversity and what it is like to figure out you are neurodivergent as an adult.

    In this episode, I share my own personal journey of figuring out I am gifted + autistic with Jennifer Harvey Sallin, Founder of Intergifted. She helps me unpack that experience and shares how that has aligned with the many people she has helped through this process over the years.

    Heaps of insight and reassurance and great resources.

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "It's part of my way of working. It's just, sharing very personal stories so that people understand what people are really going through and can see real stories. I mean, I think that having some sort of 'eldership' in terms of the gifted and neurodivergent world is really essential. People who have had more experience, being able to talk about their experiences.

    It's so much more relatable than seeing IQ numbers on a board or whatever. Like, we need that. We need that storytelling, and we need that connection." – Jennifer Harvey Sallin

    Resources

    • The difference between an IQ test and Qualitative assessment
    • There is an oasis for gifted adults
    • What is giftedness?
    • High, Exceptional and Profound Giftedness
    • Qualitative Assessments with Intergifted
    • Intergifted Community
    • Intergifted Courses

    Bio – Jennifer Harvey Sallin

    As a psychologist, trainer, assessor, writer and advocate, Jen is dedicated to raising awareness about adult giftedness and twice-/multi-exceptionality (2e/me) and meaningfully supporting gifted/2e/me people in their personal and social development. She has specialized in supporting gifted adults for the last decade, and in 2015, she created InterGifted to allow gifted people to socially engage in meaningful ways and to personally develop in community. She is based in Switzerland and supports gifted people throughout the world. Learn more about why Jen started InterGifted here.

    Jen has developed a model of giftedness that is particularly useful for gifted adults in their giftedness (re)discovery, integration and personal and professional development. This model is holistic, starting with intellectual giftedness as a base, and factoring in other areas of intelligence as well as other concurrent neurodivergences and intersectionalities to create a full picture of each person's giftedness profile. She uses this model in providing qualitative assessments to gifted adults, as well as in training professional therapists, coaches and other helping professionals to better support their gifted clients.

    Jen wants to help gifted and 2e/me people understand how their unique minds work, so that they can have joyful and self-compassionate access to their own intellectual process, and so that they can live and contribute generatively in our changing world. She's worked her own way through this process as well -- you can read a bit about her personal gifted journey here and for a more complete bio, visit her personal page at Rediscovering Yourself.

    To read more from Jen, visit InterGifted's blog and her own Rediscovering Yourself blog. In addition to her work on giftedness, Jen has taken a leadership role in conscious climate engagement and ecological reconnection. You can learn more & get involved at I Heart Earth.

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    For more episodes, you can subscribe and to help others find our podcast please leave a review.

    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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