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The twice exceptional profile (gifted with a learning difference) often comes with perfectionism – a drive to do and be better. Sometimes that perfectionism reaches a high enough level to
Login Addressing Perfectionism with Lisa Van Gemert, M.Ed.T. 0% PreviousNext Do you have children who struggle with perfectionism? Perhaps you do yourself. Would like practical ideas for helping overcome it?
Perfectionism in one person can lead to imposter syndrome in another person…Since each state, perfectionism and imposter syndrome, feed on one another, the cycle is very hard to break.
Parents, teachers and professionals spend a lot of time thinking about how to encourage kids’ resolve, keep them on track and help them recognize and reach their boundless potential. Two
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