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The Brain Development Podcast provides parents with a pathway to healing the behavioural and learning symptoms of their Autistic, Dyslexic, ADHD, OCD, Asperger's, Dyspraxic, and Dysgraphic child. This podcast covers topics like building the foundation of the brain, correcting the behavioural and learning issues you see in your child with a neurodiverse child. We shared parent success stories, expert insights, how the brain develops, what causes changes in a child's trajectory, how to help your child, gut health, microbiome, supplements, diet, nutrition, lab testing, visual and auditory systems, correcting the trajectory of a child with primitive reflexes, nervous system, photobiomodulation and so much more. Join us to understand how you can help build your child's brain to let your child shine.
Unknown Host hosts The Brain Development Podcast, a education show with 61 episodes published.
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Ever feel like you’re doing all the right therapies, yet your child remains stuck in a persistent state of fight-or-flight? In this eye-opening episode, host Lara sits down with Dr Cedrick Noel, a seasoned clinician with
Ever feel like traditional approaches are only addressing your child's surface-level symptoms without ever fixing the root cause? This episode features Dr MaryAnne Shiozawa, a paediatric and pregnancy chiropractor traine
Ever feel like traditional therapies are only scratching the surface of your child's developmental challenges? In this enlightening conversation, host Lara sits down with Dr Renee O'Conor, a family chiropractor and funct
Every week I meet parents who walk into my clinic feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and unsure where to turn next. Today, I wanted to step back and let you hear directly from them. These are real mums and dads sharing what
In this heartwarming episode of The Brain Development Podcast, Lara sits down with Rachel, mum to twin boys Jack and Andrew, who both have Down syndrome. After years of speech therapy, sensory support and traditional int
It is incredibly easy to feel isolated and overwhelmed when navigating a new neurodiverse diagnosis for your child, especially when traditional school environments feel more like trauma than support. This conversation wi
If you have ever sat in your car with tears in your eyes, wondering if your child will ever speak, look you in the eye, or call you "mummy" or "daddy," this episode is your turning point. Lara is joined by Sophia and Ric
A child can go from typically developing to washing their hands a thousand times a day almost overnight, and the cause may have nothing to do with primary mental illness. Lara Barnes talks with Vicky Finlayson of The Hap
What if there was a place where you finally felt understood? Vicky Finlayson joins Lara to introduce Thrive Hub, a new community created for parents navigating the challenges of raising neurodiverse children. Drawing on
That springtime "regression" you're seeing in your child might not be regression at all — it could be their body releasing toxicity, compounded by a histamine system tipped completely out of balance. In this conversation
Have you ever stopped to really watch your child breathe? While it is the most natural thing in the world, many neurodiverse children have developed dysfunctional breathing patterns that directly impact their sleep, focu
Exhausted by the nightly battle to get your child to stay asleep? This professional yet accessible episode features Vicky Finlayson from The Happy Healthy Unicorn, who joins the Brain Development Podcast to break down wh
Ever felt the sting of being "held back" after school for another incident report? This episode is a lighthouse for any parent navigating the complexities of neurodiversity. We are joined by Tara Parry, a courageous mum
If you’ve ever found yourself asking, "Why is my child so aggressive?" or felt the heartbreak of a violent outburst you can't explain, this episode is for you. We sit down with Vicky Finlayson to discuss Pyrole Disorder—
If you’ve ever watched a child struggle with simple coordination or seen a classroom of students unable to settle, this episode is for you. We are joined by Laura Weatherly, a neuro-educator with over 35 years of experie
Ever felt like you’re digging through the dark trying to find a way to help your child thrive? This episode is a lighthouse for any parent navigating the complexities of neurodiversity. We sit down with Phil and Sarah, w
Ever feel like you are only treading water, managing symptoms rather than finding a way through? This conversation with Beth Lambert challenges the traditional "lifelong" labels often handed to parents of neurodiverse ch
Ever feel like you’re doing everything right, yet your child’s progress has hit a wall? This episode of The Brain Development Podcast pulls back the curtain on the subtle day-to-day misses that can halt the healing proce
Ever wonder why some children struggle with basic coordination or stay stuck in "fight or flight" mode despite every traditional intervention? In this episode of The Brain Development Podcast. Lara speaks to Jennifer Nov
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The Brain Development Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (kids) and has published 61 episodes.
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