Educating is an act of love, but it is also science - by Telma Abrahão

Telma Abrahão, author of the best-seller "Parents that Evolve", brings in her second work the importance of educating a child in a neuroconscious way, an educational approach based on neuroscience, which respects our humanity and is necessary to educate human beings that will transform your great biological potential into health, personal, social, emotional competence, strength and prosperity. Early childhood experience is the foundation that shapes human life. During the first years of life, the brain develops rapidly and frequent exposure to highly stressful situations can result in long-term negative impacts and affect the lives and physical, mental and emotional health of children and future adults. And when a child experiences a childhood with a lot of stress, with little affection or emotional support, there is a much greater risk that they will face self-esteem problems, enter into abusive relationships or develop chronic illnesses, such as cancer and heart disease in the future, in addition to having a greater risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety disorders. Traumatic childhood experiences can be prevented. Healthy parent-child relationships can serve as a protective buffer and help children and adolescents develop resilience and achieve success in life through a stable, empathetic, safe, and responsive environment and relationship. What happens in childhood does not stay in childhood and has a profound impact on the lives of adults living in our society. The change we want to see in the world needs to start at home, in the family, where the basis of human life is formed. And in this work you will discover that Educating is an act of love, but it is also science!