Estados del

cerebro:
Aprendiendo a
interpretar los
comportamientos
de los ninos
 Sound familiar?
Mom, shes touching me!
I HATE math!
Why do I have to unload the
dishwasher?
He took my doll!
I never get to do anything fun!
Aaaaaaaaaaaaa! Moooooooom!
Youre the worst mom in the world!! I
hate you!
 Q.T.I.P. METHOD
QUIT
TAKING
IT
PERSONALLY
Representado por el tronco
cerebral

Funciones:
Sistema de
supervivencia
Modula el estado
de excitacin
Inconsciente

Necesidad de
desarrollo:
Seguridad
Estado de Supervivencia
 HABILIDADES DEL ESTADO DE
SUPERVIVENCIA

Pelear
Golpear, patear,
empujar
Agresin Fsica
Huida
Retirarse,
esconderse, correr,
gritar
Engaar
Defraudar,
mentir
 S.T.A.R.
Stop
Take a deep
breath
And
Relax
Youre safe.
Breathe with me.
You can handle this.
 Emotional State
COMPLAINING
Moooomm, when are we
going to get there
JUDGMENT
She always get to sit in
the front
BLAMING
He is touching me
Namecalling,
Whining and Tattling
Developmental Age 15 months-4
years old
Emotional
State
Executive State (Problem Solving)
 These skills are only accessible when the child is
responding from their executive state
Attention- sustain in spite of
distractibility Child does not start
Time Management assignments (dilly dallies)
Organization and is not finished
Planning/Prioritization
Child is constantly off task;
Working Memory- hold info in
memory while doing tasks in that time disrupts others
Impulse Control- think before you Child hits, pushes, grabs in
act his interaction with others
Flexibility- revise plans Child is verbally abusive to
Empathy- see from anothers point
of view
others & disrespectful to
Metacognition- observe self teacher
Goal Achievement- follow through
Task Initiation
 When you feel stressed
you lose access to
Pre-Frontal Lobe Skills

Children who have A.D.D. = 20%

less of these skills to begin with.
 Frontal Lobe Development
Just before age 2 development begins
4 - 8 Big growth spurt
11-12 Another growth spurt
Teen (13 16) Offline
18 19 Frontal Lobe comes back online
25 Fully Matured!!
Life comes at us
through our
Limbic System