Daniel J. Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson – The Yes Brain

However, our children can be taught to embrace life with curiosity and openness. Parents can foster their children’s ability to say yes to the world and welcome all that life has to offer, even during difficult times. This is what it takes to cultivate a Yes Brain.

 Daniel J. Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson – The Yes Brain

Children often react with reactivity rather than receptivity when faced with difficult situations, unpleasant tasks, or contentious issues. This is how New York Times bestselling authors describe themselves. Daniel J. Siegel And Tina Payne Bryson Call a No Brain response.

However, our children can be taught to embrace life with curiosity and openness. Parents can foster their children’s ability to say yes to the world and welcome all that life has to offer, even during difficult times. This is what it takes to cultivate a Yes Brain.

This engaging video covers key topics from the authors’ new book. The Yes Brain: How To Cultivate Courage and Curiosity in Your Child, which includes:

• The Four fundamentals of the Yes Brain—balance, resilience, insight, and empathy—and how to strengthen them
• The It is important to know when children need to be pushed out of their comfort zone and when they need the stimulation. “cushion” Safety and familiarity
• Strategies for navigating away from negative behavioral and emotional states (aggression and withdrawal) and expanding your child’s capacity for positivity

1. This website explains how to apply interpersonal neurobiology to parenting. It is made available to parents and counselors so that they can improve parent/child relationships.
2. Combines science disciplines and combines them into one framework to help children develop.
3. This comprehensive guide provides a detailed understanding of the Yes Brain Approach with regard to children’s and adolescent’s development by articulating the differences in mind, brain, relationship, and identifying how to combine these concepts.
4. This article explains how children’s relationships can impact the architecture of the brain. It also identifies ways that we can help children build brains that are integrated to enable them to thrive at home and in social settings.

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Introduction

• Introduction to Dan Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson
• The Yes Brain Approach
• Mind, BrainRelationship Connection
• Integration

Yes Brain vs. Brain

• Neurological State
• Approach to Life
• Subjective Experience Exercise
• Attention Activation
• Reactive No Brain State vs. Receptive Yes Brain State

Promoting a Yes Brain State: 4 Fundamentals Yes Brain

Balance

• Repair
• Fixed vs. Growth Mindset
• The Four F’s of the Reactive State
• Self-Regulation
• The Green, Red, & Blue Zones
• Chasing the Why
• Balance Strategies
  • Sleep
  • Healthy Mind Platter
    • Time in, Play Time. Connecting Time. Down Time. Active Time. Focus Time. Sleep Time.

Resilience

• Expanding the Green Zone’s Width
• Dealing with Adversity
• Push-in & Cushion
• Resilience Strategies
  • The Four S’s
    • Secure, Seen, Soothe and Safe

Insight

• Self-knowing Awareness & Presence
• Super Power Metaphor
• Insight Strategies
  • Reframing
  • Avoid the Red Volcano Eruption

Empathy

• Understanding the Insula’s Role in Empathic Resonation
• Types of empathy
• Empathy by Parental Example

Conclusion

• Integration & Connectivity
• What is Success?
• Redefining the meaning of “redefining” “Self”
• Question & Answer Period