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my-commonplace · 10 months

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The Whole-Brain Child, Daniel Siegel and Tina Bryson

#OH WAIT THIS EXPLAINS MY STRUGGLES THO #being married to my husband has been super healing in breaking me free from a lot of it #this is a parenting book but it still speaks to my own mental struggles lmao #the whole brain child #daniel siegel #tina bryson #neuroscience #parenting

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maaarine · 2 years

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The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Strategies to Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind (Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson, 2011)

“Empathy is another important function of the upstairs brain.

When you ask simple questions that encourage the consideration of another’s feelings, you are building your child’s ability to feel empathy.

At a restaurant: “Why do you think that baby is crying?” While you’re reading together: “How do you think Melinda is feeling now that her friend moved away?”

Leaving the store: “That woman wasn’t very nice to us, was she? Do you think something might have happened to her that made her feel sad today?”

Simply by drawing your child’s attention to other people’s emotions during everyday encounters, you can open up whole new levels of compassion within them and exercise their upstairs brain. (…)

Another way to exercise this part of the brain is to offer hypothetical situations, which kids often love: Would it be OK to run a red light if there was an emergency?

If a bully was picking on someone at school and there were no adults around, what would you do?

The point is to challenge your children to think about how they act, and to consider the implications of their decisions.

In doing so, you give your kids practice thinking through moral and ethical principles, which, with your guidance, will become the foundation for the way they make decisions for the rest of their lives.

And, of course, consider what you are modeling with your own behavior.

As you teach them about honesty, generosity, kindness, and respect, make sure that they see you living a life that embodies those values as well.”

#daniel siegel #tina payne #the whole brain child #book

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mylegendaryicons · 7 months

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#daniel jun #tfothou #napoleon usher #Rahul Kohli #mike flanagan #the fall of the house of usher #kate siegel #flanaverse #fall of the house of usher #Rahul Kohli icons #verna #carla gugino #carla gugino icons #kate siegel icons #camille usher #icons #house of usher spoilers #usher #netflix

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your-moms-a-dick · 9 months

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A list that no one asked for; A list of my favorite Scream Queens and Kings

Samara Weaving (The Babysitter, Ready Or Not, Scream VI)

Kyle Gallner (Jennifer's Body, The Haunting In Connecticut, Scream V, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Smile, The Cleansing Hour, Mother May I, The Passenger)

Patrick Wilson (Insidious chapters 1, 2, & 5, The Conjuring 1-3)Hard Candy, In The Tall Grass)

Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix, Event Horizon, Predators, Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors)

Katie Cassidy (Supernatural, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Wolves at the Door, When a Stranger Calls, Black Christmas)

Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Nope)

Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street, Dream Warriors, New Nightmare, Hellraiser Judgement, Home, The Butterfly Room)

Mark Patton (A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, Swallowed)

Toni Collette (Hereditary, The Sixth Sense, Pieces of Her, Krampus, Fright Night, Knives Out)

Kate Siegel (Hush, The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass, The Haunting of Bly Manor, Ouija, Oculus, The Curse of the Black Dahlia)

Jaeden Martell (IT, IT Chapter Two, Mr.Harrigan's Phone, The Lodge, Knives Out)

Bill Skarsgard (IT, IT Chapter Two, Barbarian, Hemlock Grove, The Devil All the Time, Castle Rock, Villains)

Tony Todd (Candyman, Final Destination 1-5)

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aurorawest · 8 months

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Reading update

A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers - 3.75/5 stars

I hate myself a little bit for using this word to describe this book, but it's a meditation on modern (western) culture, the drumbeat of living a purposeful life, and, imo, the millennial condition.

It also, separately from that, made me think of the song 'New Constellations' by Ryn Weaver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13EX7qGdUGI

The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen by KJ Charles - 5/5 stars

This book features Gareth Inglis, a member of the gentry whose father shipped him off to his uncle when his mother died. Gareth never saw or heard from his father (who remarried and had another child) again, and no one knew he existed because his father was a piece of human garbage. Which meant I couldn't stop thinking about my former father-in-law, who had two sons from his first marriage whom he, as far as I could tell, never had any contact with after remarrying and having another child. Life imitates art?

Anyway, it's KJ Charles, so you pretty much can't go wrong. I saw someone refer to this as enemies-to-lovers and realized my toxic trait is railing against people who want to apply enemies-to-lovers to everything. Spoiler alert, this is not enemies-to-lovers. But it is lovely, and includes Gareth and Joss Doomsday (a smuggler) bonding over beetles.

The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by SA Chakraborty - 4.5/5 stars

It was no Daevabad Trilogy, but then again, I remember finishing City of Brass and being like, yeah, it was fine, I'll probably pick up the sequel at some point. It wasn't until Kingdom of Copper that I grew to really love the series, so I'm hoping the same happens with this. This book was a lot of fun, and the fact that all the characters were middle-aged was pretty delightful. I'm definitely excited to see where this series goes.

The Long Run by James Acker - 5/5 stars

Excellent YA book about two lonely jocks in New Jersey.

Feel the Fire by Annabeth Albert - 3.75/5 stars

His Accidental Cowboy by AM Arthur - 4/5 stars

Brida by Paul Coelho - 1/5 stars

One of the reviews for this book on Storygraph says it 'aged like milk' and I can't put it better than that. This is a soul mate AU where souls undergo cell division, essentially, and your soul mate is from your same base soul from before the soul split in half. Okay, great. Oh but wait, the soul always divides into male and female. And your soul mate is always someone of the opposite sex, even though that doesn't make sense because as souls divide again and again, that means there are a lot of people out there who came from the same original soul as you. Also, witchcraft? Also also, even though the book is called Brida and is ostensibly about the title character, her whole journey was really just to serve the unnamed male character, the Magus. This isn't implicit either, it's completely explicit. At the end it's like, 'sometimes young women come along to show men the way' (I'm paraphrasing but...not much).

This went straight to my give away pile, and I hated it so much that the rest of my Coelho books joined it (except The Alchemist).

Enlightened by Joanna Chambers - 5/5 stars

Or, For The Love Of God Please Give David Lauriston And Murdo Balfour A Break, And Preferably A Happy Ending.

They got one, btw.

Song of Silver, Flame Like Night by Amélie Wen Zhao - DNF

Honestly, the Mad Libs YA title should have warned me off of this one, but I always give my Illumicrate books a try. Cartoonish villains and protagonists I find myself liking less the more we get to know them. The prose is quite good but not enough to make up for the character deficiencies.

Solomon's Crown by Natasha Siegel - 5/5 stars

Blurbed by no less than Tamora Pierce (Song of the Lioness supremacy!), Rainbow Rowell, Freya Marske, and CS Pacat. Did I go into this book with insanely high expectations? Yes. Did it mostly meet them? Yes! If you're a Captive Prince fan, this one's for you.

Siegel tells us up front, before the book even starts, that it's a romance and not historically accurate. So don't go into this expecting a historically accurate love story between King Richard of England and King Philip of France. It is, however, a gorgeous romance. The world-building is top notch. Even if it's not totally accurate to the High Middle Ages, it feels accurate, if that makes sense? Siegel really captures the feeling of being in a different world. Lush writing, amazing sexual/romantic tension, lovely sad boys. Highly, highly recommend.

Daniel Cabot Puts Down Roots by Cat Sebastian - 4.75/5 stars

I docked .25 stars because it bugged me that they didn't move in together at the end. Idk, just felt too 'look, I'm subverting romance conventions!' Still good, obviously.

Like Real People Do by EL Massey - 4/5 stars

A very wholesome and low stakes hockey romance. I found myself often thinking that the interactions of the men on the hockey teams seemed unrealistic, but it was charming and sweet enough that I didn't care.

The book reads like fanfiction, which is because it was fanfiction—but it's in a mostly good way, not a bad way (*cough* All The Way Happy *cough*). Apparently the original version was Check, Please! fanfiction, which I am vaguely familiar with as a thing that exists. Apparently it's a web comic? Anyway, I enjoyed the book enough to pick up the sequel.

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eurovisionart · 11 months

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🇩🇪 Chris Kempers & Daniel Kovac - Frei Zu Leben

#Chris Kempers & Daniel Kovac #Frei Zu Leben #Germany esc #Germany eurovision #esc 1990 #eurovision 1990 #esc #eurovision #a cheesy drawing for a cheesy song :)#sorry about the little dotted line on top of the paper. composition is not my passion #Ralph Siegel strikes again

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milliondollarbaby87 · 23 days

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Back to Black (2024) Review

The life and music of Amy Winehouse, documenting her rise to fame and the struggles that she had within her personal life. Highlighting the creation of one of the most incredible albums of all time with Back to Black. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Back to Black (2024) Review

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movienized-com · 1 month

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Monsternado

Monsternado (2023) #TylerJames #MayKelly #DanielleScott #MichaelSSiegel #JaseRivers #LilaLasso Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 Genre: Action / Horror Regie: Tyler-James Hauptrollen: May Kelly, Danielle Scott, Michael S. Siegel, Jase Rivers, Lila Lasso, Simon Ellis, Amanda Jane York, Hannah Pauley, Kento Yoshioka, Ben J. Williams, Chloe Karr, Lora Hristova, Mirella Camillo … Filmbeschreibung: Im Bermuda-Dreieck hat sich ein Tornado gebildet, der von prähistorischen Monstern befallen ist und sich seinen Weg…

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#Danielle Scott #Jase Rivers #May Kelly #Michael S. Siegel #Tyler-James

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eleven-fiftynine · 2 months

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When we see the checker as an alternative state of mind that needs to be embraced, not destroyed, progress can unfold. Why embraced? Because a circuit that has been helping our ancestors survive for millions of years needs to be appreciated for its hard work. If it had failed at its job, you wouldn’t be here. Also, whether you’re twelve or ninety-two, you’re probably not going to win a battle against a brain circuit that’s at least one hundred million years old. In an integrative approach, the winning strategy is respect and collaboration.

Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation by Daniel J. Siegel

#quote #book #mindsight #daniel j siegel

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jolieeason · 2 months

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WWW Wednesday: March 6th, 2024

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme Sam hosts at Taking on a World of Words. The Three Ws are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? Here is what I am currently reading, recently finished, and plan to read from Thursday to Wednesday. Let me know if you have read or are planning on reading any of these books!! Happy…

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#An Accidental Affair #Danielle Steel #Finding Sophie #Holly Blackstone #I Am Rome #Imran Mahmood #It Must Be True Then #James J. Cudney #Jennifer Ryan #Luci Adams #meme #Natasha Siegel #Never Too Late #Santiago Posteguillo #The Phoenix Bride #The Underground Library #Watching Glass Shatter #WWW Wednesday

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moviesandmania · 7 months

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MONSTERNADO (2023) Storming creature feature - trailer and release news

‘One helluva storm’ Monsternado is a 2023 British sci-fi action horror film about a tornado, infested with prehistoric monsters, that formed in the Bermuda Triangle, that makes its way towards land. Megalodon, pterodactyls, giant octopi, crocodiles, and more fearsome monsters attack! Now, the city must fight to survive against these deadly creatures… Written, produced and directed by…

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#2023 #British #creature feature #Danielle Scott #Jase Rivers #Lila Lasso #May Kelly #Michael S. Siegel #monster movie #Monsternado #movie film #trailer #Tyler-James

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my-commonplace · 9 months

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This father was learning to challenge certain assumptions in his own thinking, such as that misbehavior is always willful opposition instead of a moment of difficulty while trying to manage feelings and behaviors... [as well as] his emphasis on having his son and daughter obey him unconditionally and without exception. Yes, he reasonably and justifiably wanted his discipline to encourage cooperation from his children. But complete and unquestioning obedience? Did he want his kids to grow up blindly obeying everyone their whole lives? Or would he rather have them develop their own individual personalities and identities, learning along the way what it means to get along with others, observe limits, make good decisions, be self-disciplined, and navigate difficult situations by thinking for themselves?

No Drama Discipline, Daniel Siegel and Tina Bryson

#no drama discipline #daniel siegel #tina bryson #parenting

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maaarine · 2 years

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The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Strategies to Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind (Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson, 2011)

“There aren’t thousands of little “memory files” in your head waiting for you to access them and bring them to consciousness so you can think about them.

Instead, memory is all about associations.

As an association machine, the brain processes something in the present moment—an idea, a feeling, a smell, an image—and links that experience with similar experiences from the past.

These past experiences strongly influence how we understand what we see or feel. (…)

If you hug your toddler every evening when you come home from work, he’ll have a model in his mind that your return will be filled with affection and connection.

This is because implicit memory creates something called “priming” in which the brain readies itself to respond in a certain way.

When you get home, your son anticipates a hug. Not only is his internal world primed for receiving that loving gesture, he’ll even move his arms in anticipation when he hears your car in the driveway.

As he gets older, priming will continue to operate with more complex behaviors.

A few years later, if a piano teacher frequently criticizes his playing, he may create a mental model that he doesn’t like piano, or even that he’s not musical.

A more extreme version of this process occurs in the case of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, where an implicit memory of a disturbing experience becomes encoded in a person’s brain, and a sound or image triggers that memory without the person even realizing it’s a memory.

Implicit memory is essentially an evolutionary process that keeps us safe and out of danger.

It frees us to be able to react quickly, or even automate our responses in moments of danger without having to actively or intentionally recall previous similar experiences.

What all this means for us as parents is that when our kids seem to be reacting in unusually unreasonable ways, we need to consider whether an implicit memory has created a mental model that we need to help them explore.”

#daniel siegel #the whole brain child #book

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mylegendaryicons · 7 months

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alltrekvarnews · 9 months

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´´La Caída de la Casa de Usher´´: Primeras Imágenes del Nuevo Horror de Mike Flanagan.

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heidigreenlight · 2 years

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Green Light Heidi brings you pocket guide to interpersonal neurobiology. Learn from an expert who has spent many years learning about it. Find out how interpersonal neurobiology can help you improve your life and make it better. Learn the relationship between mind and body and how it works together. You can purchase the courses and watch the videos and learning more details. For more details, visit the website.

#daniel siegel the neurobiology of we #dan siegel neurobiology

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