I hope this is the right catagory for this thread, there is already a Mental Illness thread here but I thought this needed its own thread. I was having one of my episodes where my "other world" (the world in my head that seems so real) was crashing in on me. All of a sudden I heard one woman's voice telling me..."Hazel... you're mentally ill? You are NOT mentally ill. You're gifted." I had read about mentally gifted people who are misdiagnosed as children with mental illness diagnoses such as ADHD, autism, bipolar... when really they were mentally gifted. From what I read in these articles which I'll share, gifted people tend to be very sensitive and perceptive of the world around them and can see and understand things in great detail, picking up on emotions of others and understanding things sometimes beyond their years, as the case may be with children. I was aware as a child that there was a war going on and although I hid in a fantasy land to try to escape it, I would find myself understanding what they went through, soldiers fighting and dying in nasty ways. I have always remote-viewed. I didn't know what it meant but there it was. It overwhelmed and scared me so much, I acted out. Anxiety attacks, crying, reacting loudly and inappropriately to every little thing. Long and short, I was diagnosed with mental illness but when I read these articles, I had to think. Too often, people who just have different abilities and strengths than the "average" (whatever that means) person, are made out to be crazy, mentally unstable, whatever. What if many of us are walking around thinking we got bipolar or skitzophrenia but are really mentally gifted? Probably more than we know. I'm not sure if I'm right about myself but I'm certainly going to find out. From what I learned so far, mentally Gifted people are mostly introverted, since there's so much high anxiety and sensitivity in busy environments. Many are also "verbally gifted" which means they talk a lot, sharing what they know and are learning. Many times these people are considered "too intense" or "too much.". This is so me lol. Anyway it's just interesting. Here's the articles for more clarification. https://turnerpsychologycalgary.com/giftedness/gifted-adults-are-highly-sensitive/ https://crushingtallpoppies.com/2015/09/15/your-gifted-child-and-the-gift-of-gab/ https://gifted-adults.com/characteristics-of-gifted-talented-creative-adults
@Dizzy I thought you might find this interesting. You strike me as someone who could be mentally gifted.
Therapy for what? Mental giftedness or mental illness? Apparently there is therapy for the mentally gifted which was my point in bringing it up. Therapy cannot do much for anyone if you are told so many times you are something that you actually may not be. It's also up to us to figure out who we are. We can't depend on a therapist or anyone else for that basic understanding.
They are just words & words as well as diagnosis's that can change. as a kid I was "high strung" then it became adhd. maybe next I'll be the normal one. it's a fine line between insanity and genius and who says they are mutually exclusive? there are some very smart people in phych units. help is help take it when/where you can IMO. I may not be "normal" but I wouldn't trade what I have for it.
That's certainly a take, and it does happen; at least to me, I was "treated" with doses of physical discipline and later Ritalin in the 70s and early 80s, probably because I was one of 8 kids in a poor family and the "difficult" one. It was later found that I excelled in several areas of study and "acted out" due to boredom, also due to a lot of compulsive behavior that was at odds with the school structure, I also had behavioral problems until I figured out how to "work within the system" and a healthy understanding that "we aren't changing a system designed for the other 400 kids to accommodate this one". Both of my children were recently identified with similar gifts and compulsive drawbacks, and I'm very happy that they will have parents who can understand, develop and financially support the additional instruction needed for such children (if I don't cock it up) at ages over a decade sooner than I was identified. Anyway here's the point, I was lucky, my kids were lucky, and I have many other friends or family with much more debilitating disorders. For example, my sister's son who is 4 has operational dissaffective disorder, which has caused him to be removed from over 14 daycares in 2 years. Without going into what I see as some obvious issues with ehr parenting of this child, one of the biggest hangups has been her insistence despite all professional and anecdotal evidence, her child is just a "misunderstood child savant". Could this child be brilliant, possibly, but not before they help him to cope with his unique view of the world and impart an understanding of how to maximize what you got while minimizing the downsides, coupled with a healthy dose of "the world doesn't revolve around you, get over it" therapy. I also am continually feeling limited in my life due to unresolved compulsions or other mental issues which to this day I still work on, and some of which I may never resolve. I guess my philosophy is this "almost anyone can excel mentally, provided they are instructed in a way which their brain processes that info most effectively". Pursuant to that my advice to any parent or individual that believes they may have a mental gift or disability is to first make an honest assessment of areas where you excel, and areas where you have anxiety or difficulty, make the connections, find the patterns, and design your life as much as possible to maximize your strengths and work on your weaknesses. Without constant work on the weak parts, the strongest parts of the mind (I believe, and base this on only my own anecdotal life experiences) are held back by compulsion or anxiety, so its just as important to play to your strengths, as well as shore up any weak points. I would posit that professional assistance can be useful in both identifying areas of both potential gift or disability in mental matters, because it is very hard for anyone to look at themselves critically and logically, and make these determinations. I think a mind is like a piece of IKEA furniture, there is an outline, and some basic tools, but the ways in which you can assemble it are many, and some are more effective or efficient than others. I'd also end that while rare, there certainly are people who would look at the IKEA desk set of their mind, and realize no configuration will satisfy them, and instead opt to jury rig a shelf or some other item out of the parts. Just don't forget, in a world of desks, if you choose to be a shelf, you can't hold it against people who may find it weird, off-putting or just plain stupid (to them), and to some extent, unless you want to live a (in my half-ass opinion) sad, angry and lonely hermetic life, you will have to tolerate or accommodate them, so long as you understand this is your choice, it helps a lot with personal empowerment in an age where so many things are out of control of the common person. That's been my condensed take over the last 4-6 years or so as I observe my offspring deal with many of the issues I had as kids, and causes me to self reflect on my own upbringing and challenges faced, plus those yet to come.
I think people put far too much trust in the medical community. Doctors are just people like you and me. They make mistakes all the time. Especially when trying to diagnose someone's brain and behavior after briefly meeting with them. People will hear a doc give a diagnoses and then they will change their whole life because of it. Even when it's not accurate. Trust yourself, not some guy who doesn't even know you.
DITTO, try Catholic school at 6,7,8 y/o & adhd in 1963, a uniform with tie, no running/play for 8 hrs, stict bhvr enforced (with a yardstick). & the topper after all this "we feel public school would be a better fit for him". YA THINK LOL
I hear you.Having read the article about verbally gifted children and adults, I can see where someone could be talking a lot about themselves bc they are trying to understand what is going on with them and it helps to put it into words. But people hear that and think they are making the world all about themselves which is where that "The world doesn't revolve around you, get over it" thing comes in. Yes, you can say to a child or adult who may be unaware of their gifts, that a healthy balance of listening and talking is necessary. There is a tendency to stereotype certain behaviors like talking a lot, talking loudly about a lot of deep stuff, not necessarily oneself but the world around them...ideas they have about how to improve things.. as a negative trait(you talk too much! No one is chomping at the bit to hear your story!). Then these people hole up and "hermitize" bc they just got told to shut up, they're bothering people lol. There needs to be an understanding of how to communicate without people feeling rejected, and it should be done in childhood but some of us weren't as lucky as you were. Constant work on the weak points does need to be done, but as for communicating that... This is where it gets tricky. People these days are so high wired to narcissists and they don't want to compliment too much or they may give their kids a big head and turn them into narcissists.. Imo we need to stop that bc that is negative projection imo. It's okay I think, to encourage kids and make them feel supported for their strengths but say that those strengths will only get better as the weak points improve. Yes, be honest about the weak points, don't hold back talking about them and reminding them. It's not good to take a child like you described and DOWNPLAY what needs to be improved. Focusing on the weak points constantly and downplaying the weak points are two extremes. NEVER good to downplay strengths just to emphasize weaknesses... in attempting not to give a child a "big head" one can communicate the wrong message, and the child could grow up with low self-esteem. Idk, I don't speak for everyone, whatever works for you and yours. But it sounds like you did a lot of work and research with this. Thanks for sharing and replying!
This is so true. Labels can ruin lives and even kill people sometimes. I just found this fascinating lol.
Don't get hung up on a diagnosis, a dx is req'd to be used for billing purposes. Some dx's reimburse more $ than others & they can change, So diff billing dx's can happen for the same person. EX. reimbursement for the cooties vaccination has gone up, Everyone coming into the office gets a cootie shot.
Mate, the only thing that saved me from a an entire 12 years of Catholic school was that by the time I was 8 or 9 my folks couldn't afford it (Ritalin and public school was cheaper). My brother was in high school though so he almost got the full 12 years, he also left the church at 18 when he joined the navy, ended up marrying a pretty hardcore atheist. Truly the lord works in mysterious ways is pretty much my thoughts on all that.
Anytime mate, just caught me at the right moment on my morning wake and bake and caffeine consumption, always better imo to reply to a real life relatable situation than read the news sometimes.
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HazelMoon, I hope this is the right catagory for this thread, there is already a Mental Illness thread here but I thought this needed its own thread. I was having one of my episodes where my "other world" (the world in my head that seems so real) was crashing in on me. All of a sudden I heard one woman's voice telling me..."Hazel... you're mentally ill? You are NOT mentally ill. You're gifted." I had read about mentally gifted people who are misdiagnosed as children with mental illness diagnoses such as ADHD, autism, bipolar... when really they were mentally gifted. From what I read in these articles which I'll share, gifted people tend to be very sensitive and perceptive of the world around them and can see and understand things in great detail, picking up on emotions of others and understanding things sometimes beyond their years, as the case may be with children. I was aware as a child that there was a war going on and although I hid in a fantasy land to try to escape it, I would find myself understanding what they went through, soldiers fighting and dying in nasty ways. I have always remote-viewed. I didn't know what it meant but there it was. It overwhelmed and scared me so much, I acted out. Anxiety attacks, crying, reacting loudly and inappropriately to every little thing. Long and short, I was diagnosed with mental illness but when I read these articles, I had to think. Too often, people who just have different abilities and strengths than the "average" (whatever that means) person, are made out to be crazy, mentally unstable, whatever. What if many of us are walking around thinking we got bipolar or skitzophrenia but are really mentally gifted? Probably more than we know. I'm not sure if I'm right about myself but I'm certainly going to find out. From what I learned so far, mentally Gifted people are mostly introverted, since there's so much high anxiety and sensitivity in busy environments. Many are also "verbally gifted" which means they talk a lot, sharing what they know and are learning. Many times these people are considered "too intense" or "too much.". This is so me lol. Anyway it's just interesting. Here's the articles for more clarification. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On this forum you have always replied in a normal fashion to me. Level headed and polite. I really didn't know exactly what mentally gifted meant so looked it. Personally I think everyone should evaluate them self's by the definition of what category they that matches their personalities the best. 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You are gifted. edit: I know, it's a long video. I watch bits here and there. I also like this video:
Discliamer, wall of text incoming. If you want a more entertaining summary with inspirational music I'd direct you to Dr. Tyson on maximizing the potential of troubled but intelligent children below. Its 2.5 minutes My best friend's wife is one of the top teachers on out-school (like an online tutoring platform) her specialty is a 3-day class 1 hour per evening teaching kids how to do multiplication up to 12s. I've seen kids that couldn't do 2*4 in less than 3 hours of instruction be able to do 12*8 effortlessly, and not via memorization, but by understanding the core concept of the multiplicative property. I see it when my kids have a screaming meltdown at my wife, and when I come into the room its because for example my daughter has it stuck in her brain that she needs to make her own bed at 5 years old. Mom doesn't want this because she puts the sheets sideways or puts the comforter the wrong way up. You have to sometimes intervene and explain that this is not whining or authority challenge, this is my daughter honestly in distress because she needs to make her own bed, and is being prevented from doing so for what my wife thinks is a trivial reason (if she wants to sleep sideways let her). She does challenge authority a lot too though so its always a delicate act and I'm sure mistakes were made along the way. Likewise my son often had trouble with math, in that he could very easily spot the answers, and never learned the underlying concepts so as the problems got more difficult he started having issues. When I have time, I take something he likes (weapons and power tools / trucks, I mean hes 8) and tie it together. "Lets cut a circle out of this board" followed by "how much wood do you think this 4 inch hole saw cut from the 2x10"? He doesn't have a clue, but that leads to a discussion about pi, and finding the area or circumference of a circle. If I get lucky, we'll also add the height of the cut circle and talk about surface area or volume of a cylinder. However, its equally likely that he doesn't care about pi or geometry right now, and his pinball-brain bounces around to "how did people figure out pi"? Which lead to a discussion about Archimedes, and all the cool things he did invent, or tried to invent (like the fabled mirror heat laser he tried to use against invading naval vessels). That led to us using my big ass soldering magnifying glass to light paper on fire in the driveway. For me, and having a smart kid, the hardest part is letting him indulge in the areas he wants to explore (ancient Greece, which went straight to the myths on instead of the scientific and philosophy advances of that age). I mean, yeah, what 8 year old boy wouldn't want to read about Jason and the Argonauts, or Heracles killing the Nemian Lion. The key for me is finding ways to sneak lessons in around what he is already interested in. He really loved the story of Medusa, it is a good story, and he has reached the point where he understands most messages are more effective as entertainment or in how you present them. "Soldiers should well care for their bodies and equipment" is the lesson right, but by shrouding it in a myth of a shield polished so highly it could be used as a mirror is even more effective (Can't see the medusa in a dirty or bloody shield). It doesn't stop there though, it teaches thinking outside the box. "I need to kill medusa, but I can't look at her, but I can't swing my blade effectively with my eyes closed, what can I do with the materials on hand to rectify this" My son oils and maintains the tools I've instructed him to use as good as I or in some cases better now, with the tagline "never know when there will be a medusa in the neighborhood", not because he actually expects one, but because he understands the maintenance concept behind the comment. He's also into zombies, and loves my various chainsaws and tree trimming tools and blades and asks about them. Rather then shit all over his ideas, I try to explain to him that chainsaws are typically designed for cutting hard trees and swinging one at a zombie would likely cause all kinds of kickback and stalls between the fleshy matter and the more dense bones, when a hand hatchet or stout machete is probably a much safer bet, unless you have a group of people that could be organized with polearms (man that lead to all kinds of cool stories about medieval pike and shot tactics, or sapping and undermining walls, all stuff he loves, and all stuff firmly rooted in physics, and to an extent psychology, as its much easier to stand your ground when you know your flanks are covered) I realize there are thousands if not millions of children out there with exceptional gifts and sometimes handicaps who are dying on the vine so to speak because they don't have parents that can recognize disobedience versus distress or boredom. Children who may have parents trying even harder than I am, but due to lack of money or resources their children never reach their full potential (even if said potential is nothing more than overcoming dyslexia or similar). It is a distressing time to live, but if I can give my own kids (and by extension, any kid) the kind of logical and critical thinking increasingly needed in a world where facts are perverted for personal or political gain, thats about all I can do, and while I might not like it, for now, its just gonna have to be enough.