Overcoming adversity by building resilience | Carol Taylor | TEDxYearlingRoad
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Adverse childhood experiences change how the brain sees and responds to the world. Building resilience through loving, nurturing, safe relationships is the key to helping people succeed. Carol Taylor shares how people in her life have modeled building resilience.
Carol Taylor is the Program Supervisor for Coaching and Training at Franklin County Family and Children First Council located in Columbus, Ohio. She is an expert public speaker and educator who sees value in peoples' unique experiences, strengths and skills. Being an experienced facilitator, Carol is focused on utilizing work teams and community partners to develop sustainable solutions.
Carol Taylor is the Program Supervisor for Coaching and Training at Franklin County Family and Children First Council located in Columbus, Ohio. She is an expert public speaker and educator who sees value in peoples' unique experiences, strengths and skills. Being an experienced facilitator, Carol is focused on utilizing work teams and community partners to develop sustainable solutions. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
There should be applause for the teachers' (Mrs Smith and Carol) consistency in working with Drew. They changed a kid's life from now on. Thanks for their work and wish for the best!
Thank you for helping Drew.
We. All need more of You.
This is an incredible LIFE CHANGING way for us to understand and engage in challenging behavior in the classroom. Watch, rewatch, think about it, watch it again and then share with others...
This was a really great message about how resiliency can help an individual overcome early experiences of adversity. Inspiring message to anyone who is entering a career where they work with youth. You can absolutely make a difference in someone's life!
To sum up, love one another. People who have been terribly hurt by people can heal if they get lots of love from other people. When people are loved they are more resilient to the challenges in life.
So don't kick people that are already down (which is what many people do) - you should love them instead.
Every school administrator and teacher should watch this. Our schools, communities, parents and employers need to understand that the old reward and punishment model of motivating others is outdated and doesn't work.
I was moved to tears. Thanks so much for sharing xx
So. Much. Love.
Trauma informed therapists are so important, but they're so difficult to find.
I wish we have that kind of environment here in our country ☹️
This is very inspiring. Thanks
Fanstastic!! Congrats from Brazil!
I have an ace sore of 8!
So how do I build up resilience within myself? I thought that was what this video is about...
Show up everyday, be consistent with self love, accept yourself n forgive yourself everyday... once you start loving yourself, the path of resilience will build up on its own n specially don’t judge yourself for what people think about you
One more thing, self love is different from narcissism! Self love is healing 😃
Show someone they are worth loving. Remember, it’s not about you bruh...