The REAL Reason Kids Melt Down (New Brain Science for Autism Families)

Описание: The REAL Reason Kids Melt Down (New Brain Science for Autism Families)
Discover how children — especially autistic children — understand emotions through the lens of modern neuroscience.
In this episode, Professor Aurism explains how the amygdala, limbic system, and prefrontal cortex shape emotional reactions, meltdowns, and “big feelings.”

You’ll learn:
• Why kids experience strong emotional reactions
• How the autistic brain processes emotions differently
• What new 2023–2024 brain research says about emotional regulation
• Why meltdowns happen (and why it’s not bad behavior)
• A proven technique (“Name It to Tame It”) to calm the emotional brain

Perfect for autism parents, therapists, teachers, and anyone curious about how children truly feel emotions.

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📚 Scientific Resources (2023–2024)
1. Yale Child Study Center (2023). Development of Amygdala–Prefrontal Circuits in Early Childhood.
2. UCLA Center for Cognitive Neuroscience (2024). Amygdala Hyper-Activation in Emotional Face Processing in Young Children.
3. Frontiers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (2024). “Emotion Recognition and Amygdala Responsiveness in Autism Spectrum Disorder.”
4. Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders (2024). “Autonomic Arousal–Expression Mismatch in Children with ASD.”
5. University of Rochester Medical Center (2024). “Neuronal Structural Differences in Emotional-Cognitive Regions in Children with Autism.”
6. Siegel, D. J. & Bryson, T. P. (2020). The Whole-Brain Child. Bantam Books.

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