Overexcitability and Giftedness - Intellectual Giftedness #60
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Are you gifted with overexcitabilities, too, or gifted without overexcitabilities, or not gifted but with overexcitabilities? Tell me about it in the comments section, please.
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Good morning, Edvin! Like you, I have all of the OEs. Unfortunately I didn't learn about them until I was 52 (not to mention being gaslit by a society that doesn't understand me,) so I suffered tremendously for most of my life with lights being too bright, sounds being too loud, etc., etc. Now aware, I'm finally able to mitigate my symptoms. What a difference!
Thanks for shining a light on giftedness. It's so desperately needed. My husband teaches psychology at a local university, and after reading "Misdiagnosis and Dual Diagnoses of Gifted Children and Adults" by James Webb et al., I gave him a copy and stressed that he needed to let the other psych profs know about it, that it was vital that the students learn at LEAST this, if not much more.
Hi there:
Thank you for telling me about this, and I'm so sorry you were gaslit by society. I think most gifted people have been gaslit at some point in their lives, which is doleful :-(. I've suffered a lot, too, but now, I'm able to shut a lot of things out. It took years of practice, though.
You're welcome. This summer, I doubted whether I wanted to continue shining a light on giftedness, but I decided to go on.
Finally, it's great you recommended your husband that book. I want to read it, too.
@@EdvinPalmer That the book should be mandatory reading for anyone going into the medical/psych professions. Studies show that gifted people are the least likely people in the world to have their needs met, mostly because so very few people know about it, let alone understand it.
In that vein, shining the light on the subject is absolutely crucial. I'm currently trying to find my own way to do the same.
You are an inspiration, and I commend you!
@@zqxzqxzqx1 You're right about everything you write. And, thank you so much for appreciating what I do. My intention is to help people--both the gifted and the non-gifted; so we can understand ourselves better and the non-gifted can understand us gifted better--so, I'm thrilled you feel I'm doing it. I appreciate you and your support a lot.
@@zqxzqxzqx1 You're right about everything you write. And, thank you so much for appreciating what I do. My intention is to help people--both the gifted and the non-gifted; so we can understand ourselves better and the non-gifted can understand us gifted better--so, I'm thrilled you feel I'm doing it. I appreciate you and your support a lot.
@@zqxzqxzqx1 You're right about everything you write. And, thank you so much for appreciating what I do. My intention is to help people--both the gifted and the non-gifted; so we can understand ourselves better and the non-gifted can understand us gifted better--so, I'm thrilled you feel I'm doing it. I appreciate you and your support a lot.
Dabrowski’s theory is just beautiful! I’m looking forward to this :)
It is, isn't it :-)? Thank you for watching and looking forward to the coming videos. I appreciate you.
Hello! I've been looking for someone to explain this for so long and I finally found the perfect match but I have many more questions about it because my family doesn't understand what I mean
Hi there:
I'm thrilled you found my channel. Welcome. And, you're in for a treat because I'm going to explain each overexcitability in detail and shoot videos in which I talk about my own overexcitabilities. Finally, I'm happy to answer any question you may have.
@@EdvinPalmer I remember you explaining being impatient with yourself when learning about so many different topics, but what if it's all of them? It's hard to explain sometimes, as well as do!
@@matcha3973 Yes, you're right. I did say that. Do you mean it's hard for you to explain what you mean?
@@EdvinPalmer yes! It's also hard to write as fast as I think, as well as concentrate on what's happening at the moment because of it. Sometimes I get stuck on trying to explain what I mean, a lot of frustration
@@matcha3973 I am so sorry to hear that.