Yelling freely over minor disagreements or transgressions like sticky refrigerator handles can be cathartic perhaps in long-term relations where...
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Actionable Items- Relationships (Part 3.B)
admin, , Thinking Life, Uncategorized, activity, adolescent, amygdala, art of living, awareness, brain, child, conflict, couple therapy, dating, dialectic therapy, emotion, empathy, executive function, family, family therapy, friends, frustration tolerance, kindness, mani pavuluri, relationship, therapy, thinking, together, treatment, 0Connectivity is an essence in life. Aptitude for life in enjoying the warmth of relationships is innate, that you...
Actionable Items and Suggestions to Invite Fun and Stability: Maintaining the Wheel of Life- Part 3.A
admin, , Thinking Life, adolescent, art of living, awareness, brain, brain function, cognitive behavior therapy, dialectic behavior therapy, emotion, feeling, focus, forward planning, frustration tolerance, learning, mani pavuluri, problem solving, relationship, resilience, stress, thinking, 4Actionable items are like the rim of the wheel of life. Where the rubber hits the road. Constantly people...
Podcast: Maintaining the Wheel of Life, part 2
admin, , Thinking Life, art of living, awareness, brain, cognitive, emotion, emotional wellness, executive function, frustration tolerance, learning, maintaining, mani pavuluri, mental wellness, nagamani pavuluri, relationship, Thinking Life, 0Tune up with Mike and Mani: Brain Science and Wellness, EPISODE 2: Life Skills Brain health explained in lay...
Podcast: Maintaining the Wheel of Life
admin, , Thinking Life, art of living, awareness, brain, cognitive, emotion, emotional wellness, executive function, frustration tolerance, learning, maintaining, mani pavuluri, mental wellness, nagamani pavuluri, relationship, 2Tune up with Mike and Mani: Brain Science and Wellness, EPISODE 1- Life Principles Brain health explained in lay...
Holidays with People You Love: Respecting Outsiders and Reacting To Insiders
admin, , Thinking Life, adolescent, art of living, child, discipline, frustration tolerance, kindness, mani pavuluri, mindfulness, parenting, peace, problem solving, stress, thinking, 0You would think you are genuine, happy, with all the guards down, and easy- peasy being at home! It...
Overwhelming Anxiety: Finding Stability and Loving Life
admin, , Helping Parents, adolescent, anxiety, art of living, awareness, cbt, emotion, Emotion Processing, executive function, frustration tolerance, GAD, Generalized anxiety, kindness, mani pavuluri, mindfulness, problem solving, relaxation, stress, thinking, 0From youth to adults, problems of anxiety seem to be similar with the dimension of normal to pathological. When...
Turning Homework into a Passion
admin, , Helping Parents, Uncategorized, adolescent, child, cognitive, discipline, executive function, frustration tolerance, HOMEWORK, learning, mani pavuluri, parenting, problem solving, stamina, 0Time and again, homework time turns into a battleground to complete it. Homework is eliminated from school for some,...
Easier Ways to Talk to Your Children: Hop on Stepping-Stones, Avoid Swamps
admin, , Helping Parents, adolescent, anxiety, art of living, awareness, bipolar disorder, brain, child, communication, conduct, discipline, emotion, executive function, feeling, flexibility, frustration tolerance, impulse control, irritability, kindness, learning, mani pavuluri, parenting, parenting tools, positive parenting, problem solving, relationship, resilience, 0A quick tip that is so simple yet barely practiced. It is told in so many ways by so...
Impulse Control: What To Do Than What Not To Do
admin, , Helping Parents, adolescent, amygdala, art of living, awareness, bipolar disorder, brain, child, cognitive, discipline, emotion, executive function, feeling, flexibility, focus, frustration tolerance, impulse control, learning, mani pavuluri, parenting, stress, substance abuse, thinking, whole brain networks, 0Impulse control is a critical element of our day-to-day functioning both as an individual and in building the strength...