Kids with FASD who “people please” are often a pleasure to be around, but we need to help them internalize praise, too.
Even though they don’t outright reject praise, it doesn’t stay with them either, so it’s hard for them to build healthy self-esteem just like the praise rejectors, although for different reasons.
I talk about the why, how to spot it, and some ideas to help them out in this video. If you like this video, would you consider commenting, or sharing, or both?
#FASD and Praise (Part 4 of 4) – Working with People-PleasersKids with FASD who "people please" are often a pleasure to be around, but we need to help them internalize praise, too.Even though they don't outright reject praise, it doesn't stay with them either, so it's hard for them to build healthy self-esteem just like the praise rejectors, although for different reasons.We talk about the why, how to spot it, and some ideas to help them out in this video.If you like this video, would you consider clicking the like button, sharing it, or commenting, or all three?Thanks and let me know what you think.~Michael
