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Identify Children in Emotional Turmoil : Dr Maya GPT - A Lifeline for Children in Emotional Turmoil
How Dr Maya GPT Helps Children in Emotional Turmoil
Welcome to Dr. Maya's Podcast, where we dive deep into the most important topics affecting children's health and well-being. I'm your host, and today's episode is critical. We're talking about emotional turmoil in children—how it often goes unnoticed, the warning signs parents and teachers should watch for, and how Dr. Maya GPT is revolutionizing how we identify and support children in distress.
This episode is for you if you're a parent, teacher, school nurse, or caregiver.
Stay tuned as we explore two real-life-inspired case scenarios in which Dr. Maya GPT played a crucial role in recognizing emotional distress and guiding families toward the right help.
Understanding Emotional Turmoil in Children
🔹 Before we dive into the case stories, let's talk about why this is such an important issue. Children and teenagers experience emotional turmoil for many reasons—bullying, trauma, family issues, academic pressure, or even undiagnosed mental health conditions.
🔹 Unfortunately, many children don't know how to express their pain or are too afraid to talk about it. That's why we, as adults, must be aware of the warning signs—things like mood swings, withdrawal from family and friends, changes in sleep or eating habits, or unexplained physical symptoms like headaches and stomachaches.
🔹 This is where Dr. Maya GPT steps in. It helps caregivers recognize patterns, document symptoms, and take the right steps. Let's see how it works in action with our first-case scenario.
Case Scenario 1 – 8-Year-Old Amy's Silent Struggle
Meet Amy, an 8-year-old girl who used to be a happy and talkative child. But over the past month, her teacher noticed something was wrong. She stopped playing with her friends, became unusually quiet, and seemed anxious whenever the school bell rang.
🔍 Her teacher decided to enter these observations into Dr Maya's GPT:
• Avoiding eye contact
• Refusing to participate in class activities
• Flinching when someone touched her shoulder
• Loss of appetite during lunch
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By Kadiyali SrivatsaHow Dr Maya GPT Helps Children in Emotional Turmoil
Welcome to Dr. Maya's Podcast, where we dive deep into the most important topics affecting children's health and well-being. I'm your host, and today's episode is critical. We're talking about emotional turmoil in children—how it often goes unnoticed, the warning signs parents and teachers should watch for, and how Dr. Maya GPT is revolutionizing how we identify and support children in distress.
This episode is for you if you're a parent, teacher, school nurse, or caregiver.
Stay tuned as we explore two real-life-inspired case scenarios in which Dr. Maya GPT played a crucial role in recognizing emotional distress and guiding families toward the right help.
Understanding Emotional Turmoil in Children
🔹 Before we dive into the case stories, let's talk about why this is such an important issue. Children and teenagers experience emotional turmoil for many reasons—bullying, trauma, family issues, academic pressure, or even undiagnosed mental health conditions.
🔹 Unfortunately, many children don't know how to express their pain or are too afraid to talk about it. That's why we, as adults, must be aware of the warning signs—things like mood swings, withdrawal from family and friends, changes in sleep or eating habits, or unexplained physical symptoms like headaches and stomachaches.
🔹 This is where Dr. Maya GPT steps in. It helps caregivers recognize patterns, document symptoms, and take the right steps. Let's see how it works in action with our first-case scenario.
Case Scenario 1 – 8-Year-Old Amy's Silent Struggle
Meet Amy, an 8-year-old girl who used to be a happy and talkative child. But over the past month, her teacher noticed something was wrong. She stopped playing with her friends, became unusually quiet, and seemed anxious whenever the school bell rang.
🔍 Her teacher decided to enter these observations into Dr Maya's GPT:
• Avoiding eye contact
• Refusing to participate in class activities
• Flinching when someone touched her shoulder
• Loss of appetite during lunch
Dr Maya GPT