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April 2010  

• 20: Weed Girl – numbing her “rage to achieve”

March 2010  

• 04: Gifted and talented but with insecurity and low self esteem

February 2010  

• 19: Is genius genetic or is it nurtured?
• 07: Gifted and driven: Striving for excellence & being a perfectionist

January 2010  

• 06: Career Planning for Gifted Adults

November 2009  

• 13: Giftedness in the work environment
• 07: Dabrowski Excitabilities – Michael Jackson

October 2009  

• 21: Acknowledging our gifted adult personality
• 10: Adult underachievement – not living up to our high potential

August 2009  

• 22: You think you’re so smart.
• 19: Developed minds can be dismissive

June 2009  

• 15: Suicide and Giftedness: High Ability, Gifted/Talented, Creative

May 2009  

• 11: Gifted Teens: Nora Foss Al-Jabri (13) singing “Somewhere Over The Rainbow”

March 2009  

• 25: Savant abilities and learning differences relate to developing multiple talents
• 17: Gifted, talented and still hiding out

February 2009  

• 13: Dr. Deborah L. Ruf on raising gifted kids for positive relationships

January 2009  

• 31: Gifted adults are different from an early age
• 28: Can school help in raising gifted kids? Deborah Ruf writes on parenting her son.

November 2008  

• 22: Outliers and developing exceptional abilities

October 2008  

• 04: Stimulating Exceptional Abilities: Pumping Our Teeming Brain

September 2008  

• 27: Gifted Adult Development: Unrecognized or Eminent

August 2008  

• 26: Neuroscience and Advanced Development: What’s a genius IQ?

July 2008  

• 24: The Genius Brain: Looking for intellect and creativity inside the brain

June 2008  

• 21: The Creative Personality Type: Paradoxes of Creative People
• 13: Asperger’s Disorder: Clearly bright and imaginative – and autistic

April 2008  

• 12: Dealing with Fame: Eminence and ego and distorted relationships

March 2008  

• 08: Creative Passion and Gifted Adults: Prodded by Our Angelic and Demonic Muse

February 2008  

• 25: Gifted and mentally ill: A link between intellectual functioning and schizophrenia
• 22: The self-destructive side of perfectionism and giftedness
• 15: Gifted Kids: Nerds endure and create even without support

January 2008  

• 18: Creative Meaning: Artist Dianne Albin on Meaning-Making
• 04: Counseling for High Ability: Learning to Befriend Our Demons

December 2007  

• 12: Gifted, talented: With or without the label and notable accomplishments
• 10: Motivating Genius: Adult Genius, Unexceptional Kid
• 08: Raising Gifted Kids: Carol S. Dweck on the Impact of Mind-set
• 08: Jodie Foster and impostor phenomenon
• 04: Gifted Students and Competition: Winning Acknowledgment, Excellence and Pride

November 2007  

• 23: Eccentrics: Schizotypal personalities and creative achievement
• 15: Gifted adult development: Janitor or mathematician – adult achievement, or not
• 08: Narcissism: Having a God complex
• 03: Gifted adults: Wrestling with our intuition

October 2007  

• 21: The genius brain: Psychiatrist Darold Treffert on savants and hidden potential
• 20: The mind of gifted adults: Difference is not deficit
• 13: Adult Underachievement: Kenneth Christian, Ph.D. on living up to the “gifted” label – or not
• 06: Misdiagnosis of gifted adults: Dysfunctions versus aptitudes

September 2007  

• 28: Gifted adults – Product and process: outer creation and inner life
• 16: Creativity and madness: High ability and schizophrenia
• 08: Gifted adult development: Is high ability a pass to success and eminence?
• 04: Gifted, talented: Nicole Kidman on her rich inner life
• 03: Celebrating giftedness: You may be gifted – get over it
• 02: Gifted adults: Dr. Jane Piirto wins MERF Lifetime Achievement Award

August 2007  

• 21: Do talented, gifted students get appreciated and supported?

July 2007  

• 23: Gifted, talented: Entitled to Be Exceptional

June 2007  

• 24: Gifted adults characteristics: EQ and/or IQ
• 18: Growing up exceptional: Some thought I had rare insight, others thought I was crazy.

April 2007  

• 20: Growing up exceptional: Am I still gifted?
• 20: Stress and talent: Talented people choke due to memory distraction

March 2007  

• 19: Parenting gifted kids is not for sissies

February 2007  

• 03: Gifted, talented and pathologized: Mood Disorders, Misdiagnosis and Medication

January 2007  

• 20: Gifted students – Charles Murray, PhD: Aim not just at academic accomplishment, but at wisdom
• 08: Gifted adults characteristics: Being a perfectionist, being anxious

December 2006  

• 18: Giftedness and ADD – medicating the gifted and talented
• 10: Healing and art: Helping our emotional health through creative expression
• 01: Exceptional abilities: Energy healing & psychic ability

November 2006  

• 28: Ashley Judd: “If I engage in perfectionism, I am abusing myself.”
• 28: Growing up exceptional: “There are large numbers of frustrated gifted adults.”
• 24: Striving for excellence: “Perfectionism has taken a bum rap.”
• 11: Gifted, talented and archetyped

October 2006  

• 18: Gifted self-esteem issues – John Lennon: “…something wrong with me, I thought”
• 16: Addressing gifted adult underachievement: Acknowledging our own abilities
• 08: Stanley Kubrick: gifted and shy

June 2006  

• 21: Exceptional abilities – Isaac Newton: obsessed and solitary
• 21: Gifted relationships: Sex appeal and smarty-pants
• 03: Misdiagnosis of gifted adults: Development on the edge

May 2006  

• 27: Sensitive and stressed: Existential Depression
• 17: Gifted adults and genius stereotypes: Brilliant and flawed
• 15: Social reactions to gifted, talented people
• 13: Admit your gifts – even if you’re exceptional
• 13: Writing from personal experience: J.K. Rowling and celebrating our unique qualities
• 13: Unrealized talent, unrecognized giftedness
• 13: Exceptional, gifted adults without enough positive self-regard
• 11:  Misdiagnosis of gifted adults: Pathologized & stigmatized for our best characteristics
• 11: Acknowledge your talents – Admit your gifts
• 11: Advanced development: Achieving and excitability
• 11: Gifted adults: Relationships for exceptional people

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