Brendan Cutuli

Mental Insights

Brendan Cutuli

  • S2E5: Learning Development In Children With Clive Agius

S2E5: Learning Development In Children With Clive Agius

Monday 30th March 2020

Clive Agius joins Brendan Cutuli on 'Mental Insights' to discuss supporting children with learning challenges through parental roles, social environments, and early intervention.
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Supporting Kids with Learning Challenges: Insights from Clive Agius

Childhood trauma can be very, can be very detrimental to a child's development, being exposed to, to a certain action or to certain abuse by the parent or the caregiver or or another individual. It will alter their development drastically because trauma.
What happens when a university student with a passion for philosophy and psychology spends his summers working with children who face learning and developmental hurdles? You get a wealth of practical insights and heartfelt stories. In this episode of 'Mental Insights', host Brendan Cutuli welcomes Clive Agius, who brings his unique experiences to the table. Clive's work with kids in summer programs has given him a front-row seat to the challenges and triumphs these children experience.
He dives into the role of parents in nurturing their children, the critical influence of a supportive social environment, and the pressing need for early intervention. Clive also touches on the lasting impact of childhood trauma and the importance of trying out new therapies. If you're a parent, teacher, or someone interested in child development, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways.
Tune in to hear Clive's engaging stories and thoughtful reflections on how we can better support kids with learning challenges.