Wild Minds – Bright Future

Behavior

  • Karate – for ND and trauma-experienced children

    When I was a child I was obsessed by karate. But I lived in a village that didn’t offer classes so I ended up watching every martial arts movie I could possibly find , going to the woods and hitting… Continue reading

    Karate – for ND and trauma-experienced children

  • It takes courage to receive

    Wild Minds – Bright Future · Receiving takes courage TL;DR:1 Trying to help a 15-year-old traumatized boy by offering free boxing lessons.2 Excitement turns to rejection the moment he hears it’s free “I don’t need charity.”3 He wasn’t rejecting help,… Continue reading

    It takes courage to receive

  • What “I don’t care” really means

    Wild Minds – Bright Future · I dont care The shutdownWhat adults missThe hidden painWhat you can doWhat safety looks likeSpace without abandonmentEveryday practiceRebuilding trust TL;DR: Kids who say “I don’t care” often care too much.Their detachment is protection from… Continue reading

    What “I don’t care” really means

  • Behavior isn’t the problem … loosing yourself is

    Wild Minds – Bright Future · behavior is not the problem 1 Behavior is just the surface2 What’s really happening inside3 When self-worth fades4 Words don’t build confidence … actions do5 Kids notice everything6 “What are your strengths?”7 How beliefs… Continue reading

    Behavior isn’t the problem … loosing yourself is