Giftedness, Neuro-Diversity, Bipolar disorder & Inflammation
"At GRO, we join many other organizations in favoring the Columbus Group definition of giftedness:
"Giftedness is asynchronous development in which advanced cognitive abilities and heightened intensity combine to create inner experiences and awareness that are qualitatively different from the norm. This asynchrony increases with higher intellectual capacity. The uniqueness of the gifted renders them particularly vulnerable and requires modifications in parenting, teaching, and counseling in order for them to develop optimally."
"Giftedness is asynchronous development in which advanced cognitive abilities and heightened intensity combine to create inner experiences and awareness that are qualitatively different from the norm. This asynchrony increases with higher intellectual capacity. The uniqueness of the gifted renders them particularly vulnerable and requires modifications in parenting, teaching, and counseling in order for them to develop optimally."
GIFTEDNESS & INFLAMMATION There are some FUZZY FOUNDATIONAL IDEAS around PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS and some that are JUST WRONG. One of those ideas was that INFLAMMATION was associated with LOWER INTELLIGENCE --- NOT HIGH INTELLIGENCE. That is why the Gro-gifted paper is so important ---- because it starts linking INFLAMMATION with "GIFTEDNESS." Further, there's this whole LINGUISTIC Diplomacy and Bomb Throwing when it comes to EMOTIONS --- INTENSITY/REACTIVITY. If you're "Gifted" and "High Status" --- your outbursts of EMOTIONAL INTENSITY are largely OVERLOOKED and need to be understood in the CONTEXT OF THE TALENTED PERSON YOU ARE. If you're Not Perceived as "Gifted" and or "High Status" --- you're much more likely to be labeled "REACTIVE" and "LACKING EMPATHY." So both of these COMMON APPROACHES are CAUSING PROBLEMS in our society. Some of those JUST WRONG IDEAS don't belong to FREUD or the LOBOTOMISTS --- some of those JUST WRONG IDEAS are entrenched in MODERN PSYCHIATRY. To appreciate how entrenched those WRONG IDEAS are, one need look no further than:
In fairness, it doesn't seem to get much more COMPLICATED than PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS --- and some of the DISCOVERIES of the last 10 to 20 years are making it much more apparent that some of our traditional ideas are OFF COMPLETELY and many other ideas are not WRONG "exactly" but they are part of much more COMPLICATED PROCESSES. Additionally, this is EXHIBIT "A" with respect to the problems of INFORMATION OVERLOAD ---- even if there is a lot of RESEARCH INFORMATION out there ----- it requires ENORMOUS RESOURCES to SYNTHESIZE, INTEGRATE into not only CLINICAL PRACTICE --- but when it comes to PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS --- LEGAL PRACTICE as well. The largest institutions for people with "MENTAL ILLNESSS" are JAILS & PRISONS. There may be more people in the JEFFCO JAIL with "Mental Illness" than CMHIP (Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo). Many of the NEW PARADIGMS are seeming to get much closer to REALITY:
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Tonic on Demand
Bipolar Disorder (2016) See 3:18: Bipolar linked to the EXCEPTIONALITIES in the Humanities -- above average, below average -- the main thing -- NOT AVERAGE.
We've posted the video above several times --- this time it is with possibly a little more insight ---- and a LENS OF INFLAMMATION. LISA SWABODA IS ATLAS EDUCATIONAL
PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS WITH GIFTEDNESS -- Gro-gifted.org
Especially when we focus on the highly and profoundly gifted population, we see a higher incidence of anxiety, depression, introversion, as well as a higher incidence of certain medical conditions than is found among the general population. For instance, clinicians associated with GRO have seen higher incidence of the following among highly and profoundly gifted individuals in their practice: Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections (PANDAS) Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Epstein Barr Syndrome (EBS) gastrointestinal problems Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth Parkinson’s Disease Hormonal Disorders Celiac Disease Asthma Allergies Other autoimmune diseases
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This is a pdf file of the gro-gifted article that may be easier to read than on the website. |
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University of Michigan: Cells of people with Bipolar Disorder are developmentally different than the cells of people without Bipolar Disorder. |