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A Parent’s Guide To Emotional Overexcitabilities In Gifted Children

A Parent’s Guide To Emotional Overexcitabilities In Gifted Children

This continues our overexcitabilities series for parents of gifted children. Today, the focus is on gifted children and emotional excitabilities.       Emotional overexcitability is a term that comes from Kazimier Dabrowski’s Theory of Positive Disintegration. There are five overexcitabilities — or OEs —  each describing essentially a super sensitivity, a heightened characteristic, or intense…

Imaginational Overexcitabilities: A Parent’s Guide For Gifted Children

Imaginational Overexcitabilities: A Parent’s Guide For Gifted Children

This continues our overexcitabilities series for parents of gifted children. Today, we explore Imaginational Overexcitabilities and gifted children.        What Are Imaginational Overexcitabilities? Imaginational Overexcitabilities are far more than simply imaginative play. This difference in cognition expresses itself in an unusually heightened and intense imagination. It is so intense that for some gifted children,…

Gifted Children and Sensual Overexcitabilities: A Parent’s Guide

Gifted Children and Sensual Overexcitabilities: A Parent’s Guide

This continues our overexcitabilities series for parents of gifted children. Today, the focus is on gifted children and sensual excitabilities.      What Are Sensual Overexcitabilities? Sensory overexcitabilities are relatively easy to understand, but not always easy to recognize in our children. Essentially, Its an intensity and heightened awareness of one or more of the…

A Guide To Overexcitabilities And Gifted Children

A Guide To Overexcitabilities And Gifted Children

Overexcitabilities and gifted children go hand in hand. This is a guide to everything you need to know about overexcitabilities and how they affect our gifted children.      Polish psychologist/psychiatrist Kazimierz Dabrowski developed the theory of overexcitabilities. Gifted children are highly likely to be more intense than their typical peers. This increased awareness, sensitivity,…

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