The Brain Development Podcast

Lara Barnes
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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.

  1. 6 DAYS AGO

    Why Breastfeeding and Latching are Foundational Brain Milestones

    Today on the Brain Development Podcast, Lara interviews Dr. Leo Hart! Dr. Hart discusses his work at Complete Care Chiropractic and Wellness Center. Dr. Hart is a functional neurologist and chiropractor based in Stuart, Florida. His practice focuses on uncovering and correcting the root causes of chronic health and neurodevelopmental challenges, primarily in pediatric patients. He specialises in: Key Takeaways Functional Neurology: Applying neurological principles to create lasting change in the brain and nervous system. Primitive Reflexes: Analysing and integrating these foundational reflexes to support proper brain development. Rehabilitation: Utilising vestibular and balance rehabilitation, eye movement exercises, and sensory stimulation. Metabolic Health: Addressing functional medicine and metabolic conditions, such as gut health and neuro-inflammation. Foundational Brain Development: Dr. Hart emphasises that many developmental issues, such as ADHD, sensory processing disorders, and mood regulation, stem from a "functional disconnection syndrome" or an imbalance in the brain's foundational systems. The Importance of Milestones: He highlights that early developmental milestones, including breastfeeding and latching, are critical indicators of neurological health. For instance, a failure to latch properly may point to impaired rooting reflexes caused by birth stress. Vagus Nerve Activation: To calm a child's nervous system, he uses various modalities to activate the vagus nerve, including light, vibration, and radiofrequency stimulation. He specifically mentions the auricular branch of the ear as a "magic area" for jump-starting a dead or exhausted nervous system. Environmental and Metabolic Factors: Successful treatment often requires addressing "neuro-inflammation" through gut testing, identifying food sensitivities, and managing environmental factors like screen time and sleep routines. SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS ⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https:/www.braindevelopment.co.uk⁠⁠ Dr Leo Hart Links https://completecare.health/ https://www.instagram.com/drleohart/?hl=en HOST BIO Lara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠

    41 min
  2. Hope and Healing: A Deep Dive into the Transformative Journey of a Neurodiverse Child

    30 JAN

    Hope and Healing: A Deep Dive into the Transformative Journey of a Neurodiverse Child

    Lara shares her personal journey with her son Archie, detailing the challenges they faced and the transformative steps they took to support his neurodevelopment. Joined by Vicky Finlayson from the Happy Healthy Unicorn, Lara recounts the early signs of Archie's developmental delays, including speech and sensory issues, and how her quest for answers led her to explore various therapies and interventions. From understanding the importance of primitive reflexes to implementing dietary changes and engaging with specialists, Lara emphasises the significance of building a strong foundation for brain development. The episode is filled with emotional moments, including a poignant story about Archie’s breakthrough in communication, showcasing the hope and resilience that can emerge from the journey of parenting a neurodiverse child. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understanding Early Development: The importance of recognising early developmental milestones in children, such as rolling over, crawling, and speaking, is crucial for identifying potential delays and addressing them early on. Holistic Approach to Healing: A multi-faceted approach that includes dietary changes (like removing gluten and dairy), sensory integration, and various therapies (such as chiropractic care and auditory programs) can significantly improve a child's developmental trajectory. Role of Parental Advocacy: Parents play a vital role in advocating for their children’s needs, seeking out specialists, and being proactive in their child’s therapy and education to ensure they receive the necessary support. Building a Supportive Team: Finding the right practitioners who genuinely care about the child’s well-being is essential. Parents should feel empowered to move on from those who do not meet their expectations or provide adequate support. BEST MOMENTS "I started to piece it together by understanding what causes retention of primitive reflexes and it's missing or delayed motor milestones." - Lara "You just want the glimmers of hope to know that it's possible. And it is possible." - Lara "I had this meeting where she just told me that so much was wrong with my son, which, you know, you drive back in the car and you cry your eyes out." - Lara "You have to think nasal, mouth, and then gut. And the nasal cavities are so critical because that's your filter paper." - Vicky HOST BIO Lara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https:/www.braindevelopment.co.uk This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

    47 min
  3. Unlocking Potential: Dr. Gen's Journey in Transforming Neurodiverse Lives

    23 JAN

    Unlocking Potential: Dr. Gen's Journey in Transforming Neurodiverse Lives

    Lara welcomes Dr. Gen, a functional neurologist and neurodevelopmental specialist from Australia, who runs the clinic Nurturing Brain Potential. Dr. Gen shares her journey into the field, highlighting her work with neurodiverse children facing challenges such as speech delays, sensory processing issues, and behavioural regulation. She discusses the importance of understanding the neurological underpinnings of these behaviours and how her clinic employs non-invasive strategies, including photobiomodulation and vagal work, to stimulate brain development. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Gen emphasises the power of hope and the potential for change, sharing inspiring success stories of children who have overcome significant obstacles. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understanding Neurological Development: The podcast emphasises the importance of understanding the neurological development of children, particularly those who are neurodiverse. It highlights that many behavioural issues stem from developmental delays rather than purely behavioural problems. Hope and Empowerment for Parents: A central theme is providing hope to parents. The discussion encourages parents to visualise their child's potential and understand that significant improvements are possible through targeted interventions and therapies. Non-Invasive Strategies: The clinic focuses on non-invasive strategies to optimise brain development, including the use of lasers and other modalities to stimulate brain pathways. This approach aims to address underlying neurological issues rather than just treating symptoms. Importance of Vagal Tone: The podcast discusses the role of the vagus nerve and the importance of activating the vagal system to help children self-regulate their emotions. This is crucial for children who struggle with anxiety or behavioural issues. BEST MOMENTS "What it is, is connections. If we know the underdeveloped areas in the brain, and if we can use lasers and various modalities to stimulate the brain, then we can develop these pathways." - Dr Gen "Every tantrum is one less. If we get tantrums and when we do our work, we do increase the amount of tantrums, but it's very quick in a few weeks' time that nervous system starts to regulate." - Dr Gen "I think the biggest thing for parents is hope. Everywhere they've been to, they haven't given them much hope. But when you say, 'In our clinic, there have been so many miracles,' it makes a massive difference." - Dr Gen "I just don't believe that. I've always come at it... that you have to believe, one, two, there's always hope." - Lara GUEST BIO Dr. Gen Dharamaraj is a functional neurologist and neurodevelopmental specialist and the founder of Nurturing Brain Potential. She helps children overcome challenges with focus, learning, sensory processing, and behaviour by addressing the root cause — the organisation of the nervous system. Through non-invasive, brain-based strategies, Dr. Dharamaraj empowers families to build strong neurological foundations for lasting academic, emotional, and developmental success. Website : https://www.nurturingbrainpotential.com.au Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/nurturingbrainpotential/?hl=en SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https:/www.braindevelopment.co.uk HOST BIO Lara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

    41 min
  4. Transforming Neurodiverse Brains: Sana’s Journey with Muhammad

    16 JAN

    Transforming Neurodiverse Brains: Sana’s Journey with Muhammad

    In this episode of The Brain Development Podcast, Lara sits down with Sana, a devoted mother whose son Muhammad has experienced remarkable changes in his behaviour, cognition, and overall well-being over the past year. Joined by naturopathic nutritionist Vicky, they share an inspiring, layered journey of healing that combines primitive reflex integration, diet, lab analysis, and specialist care. This conversation is a message of hope for parents navigating the challenges of neurodiversity, showing that with dedication, the right guidance, and a holistic approach, profound transformation is possible. From managing gut health to integrating brain development techniques, Sana’s story exemplifies the power of informed, proactive parenting. Key Takeaways: Neurodiverse children are not “naughty” or broken: Many behavioural challenges stem from gut dysbiosis, autoimmunity, inflammation, and unintegrated reflexes, not wilful misbehaviour. Layered approach works: Combining primitive reflex work, diet changes, lab-guided interventions, and specialist therapy can unlock developmental potential. Parents’ determination is crucial: Following expert guidance consistently and taking control of your child’s environment, including home schooling if necessary, can accelerate progress. Hope is possible: With perseverance, neurodiverse children can thrive, learn, and reach their full potential. Best Moments and Quotes: Sana: “It is a very, very hard journey and very heartbreaking even for the parents… but you have to take a decision and really look into where your child needs help.” Vicky: “There were layers and layers that could be peeled back, and every layer we addressed took off a chunk of symptoms.” Sana: “We saw the changes within three days. All the groundwork we did beforehand made it easier for him to improve.” Sana: “Believe in yourself. Never ever give up. I decided to sacrifice my freedom for a period of time for the good of my child.” SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https:/www.braindevelopment.co.uk https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/ HOST BIO Lara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

    51 min
  5. Navigating the Complexities of Visual Processing: A Conversation with Rakhi Pabari

    9 JAN

    Navigating the Complexities of Visual Processing: A Conversation with Rakhi Pabari

    Lara welcomes Rakhi Pabari, a behavioural optometrist with over 20 years of experience, to discuss the critical role of vision in children's learning and development. Rakhi shares her personal journey with her son, who faced various challenges that led her to explore the connections between the visual system, brain function, and behaviour. The conversation delves into the differences between traditional optometry and behavioural optometry, emphasising the importance of understanding how visual processing impacts everyday activities like reading and coordination. Rakhi highlights the significance of addressing primitive reflexes, balance, and auditory processing in children, providing insights into how these factors can affect their academic performance. KEY TAKEAWAYS Behavioural Optometry vs. Traditional Optometry: Behavioural optometry goes beyond assessing eye health and vision clarity; it emphasises how visual information is processed and its impact on learning and behaviour. Importance of Individualised Treatment: Each child requires a tailored vision therapy program that considers their unique needs and challenges. Regular assessments and adjustments to the therapy ensure that the child is progressing and receiving the appropriate support. Signs of Visual Struggles in Children: Teachers and parents should be aware of signs that may indicate a child is struggling with their visual system, such as losing their place while reading, avoiding close work, or exhibiting unusual head and body positions. BEST MOMENTS "Behavioural optometry includes all of that. But it places additional emphasis on how the visual information is processed and used in everyday activities." - Rakhi "When I met Archie, he was really tired. His confidence was really low, especially when we did sustained visual tasks." -Rakhi "It's not just a one-fix-all with just primitive reflexes. There's other layers to their development that just need that little bit of help." - Lara SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https://www.braindevelopment.co.uk HOST BIOLara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. GUEST BIO Rakhi Pabari is a Behavioural Optometrist specialising in paediatric and neurodevelopmental vision care, with over 20 years of experience supporting children and adults with complex needs. A graduate of Cardiff University, she trained at one of the UK’s leading vision assessment clinics and has worked extensively with infants, children, and individuals with additional needs. Rakhi has volunteered with the Special Olympics and supported the RNIB, helping children with visual impairments build confidence and independence. She holds a Professional Certificate in Paediatric Optometry, is an accredited member of the British Association of Behavioural Optometrists (BABO), and has completed advanced training in vision therapy for conditions including strabismus and amblyopia. She is a Certified Irlen Screener and has completed over 150 hours of training in the Melillo Method. Rakhi is also a member of the IAFNR and is recognised for her holistic, whole-person approach to care, focusing on the connection between vision and brain development. Find out more: www.eyesinmotion.com Instagram: @eyes_in_motion Results vary and no outcomes are guaranteed. This content is for general information and does not replace personalised professional advice.

    35 min
  6. Uncovering the Hidden Dangers: How Mould Exposure Affects Children's Behaviour and Learning

    2 JAN

    Uncovering the Hidden Dangers: How Mould Exposure Affects Children's Behaviour and Learning

    Lara and Vicky delve into the often-overlooked impact of mould exposure on children's behaviour, learning, and emotional well-being. They discuss how mould produces mycotoxins that can inflame the nervous system and immune response, leading to a range of symptoms such as increased irritability, mood swings, and cognitive difficulties. The conversation highlights the importance of recognising the signs of mould exposure and its potential to exacerbate existing conditions like ADHD and PANS. Lara shares her personal experiences with mould in her home and its effects on her family, while Vicky provides insights from her clinical practice, emphasising the need for awareness and proactive measures to mitigate exposure. KEY TAKEAWAYS Impact of Mould on Children: Mould exposure can lead to significant behavioural, emotional, and cognitive issues in children, including increased irritability, mood swings, attention difficulties, and sensory processing problems. Mycotoxins and Inflammation: Mould produces mycotoxins that inflame the nervous system and immune system, leading to a state of chronic inflammation which can exacerbate existing health issues and contribute to developmental regressions. Nasal Dysbiosis: Mould exposure can cause nasal dysbiosis, which affects airflow and immune function in the nasal cavity, potentially leading to further complications such as poor brain oxygenation and increased susceptibility to infections. Environmental Awareness: Parents should be vigilant about potential mould exposure in various environments, including homes, schools, and workplaces, and take proactive measures to improve air quality and reduce humidity. BEST MOMENTS "Mould produces something called mycotoxins and these are chemicals that inflame the nervous system, the gut, the nasal cavity and the passages and the immune system." - Lara "If you think about it, that's your filter paper, which is then going into your oral dysbiosis, your gut dysbiosis." - Lara "What mould does is it suppresses innate immunity, and obviously we know the immune system is a seesaw." - Vicky "When they do have mould exposure, it’s so much more virulent because the toxicity that is being produced... is causing so much more in terms of symptomology." - Vicky SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ www.braindevelopment.co.uk https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/⁠ ⁠https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/1%3A1-virtual-consultations⁠ HOST BIOLara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. GUEST BIO  Vicky is mum to her remarkable autistic daughter, Rose. With a BSc in Human Biology and a deep fascination with the human body, she was originally on track to become an NHS dietitian. When Rose’s needs became more complex, everything changed. Vicky immersed herself in learning about autism, neurodevelopment, and root-cause healing, a compassionate, whole-person approach that simply made more sense. From this journey, The Happy Healthy Unicorn was born, a space grounded in both science and heart, created for families seeking real answers and hope. Rose’s transformation inspired Vicky’s mission to help others. Combining science, lived experience, and deep empathy, she now guides families on their own healing journeys, empowering them to restore balance, support development, and unlock their children’s true potential. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠

    48 min
  7. The Science Behind Dietary Changes: Why Removing Gluten and Dairy Can Transform Lives

    26/12/2025

    The Science Behind Dietary Changes: Why Removing Gluten and Dairy Can Transform Lives

    Lara welcomes Vicky Finlayson ,from the Healthy Happy Unicorn, to delve into the significant impact of gluten and dairy on children with neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism, ADHD, and OCD. They discuss the physiological effects of these foods, including gut permeability and immune system dysregulation, and emphasise the importance of dietary changes for healing and symptom reduction. Vicky shares practical strategies for parents to transition their children away from gluten and dairy, addressing common concerns and misconceptions. The conversation highlights the transformative potential of a tailored diet, encouraging parents to focus on whole foods and empowering them to make informed choices for their children's health. KEY TAKEAWAYS Impact of Gluten and Dairy: Gluten and dairy can negatively affect children with neurodevelopmental disorders by triggering gut issues, immune responses, and inflammation, which can lead to symptoms associated with conditions like autism and ADHD. Gut Health Connection: There is a strong link between gut health and neurodevelopmental disorders. Issues such as leaky gut, caused by gluten and dairy, can lead to toxins entering the bloodstream and triggering immune reactions that may affect brain function. Individualised Dietary Approaches: Transitioning away from gluten and dairy should be tailored to each child's needs and family circumstances. Strategies can range from a complete removal of these foods to gradual substitutions, depending on the child's adaptability and the family's readiness. Long-Term Benefits of Dietary Changes: While some parents may not see immediate changes after removing gluten and dairy, it is essential to allow time for the body to heal. Full benefits may take several months as the proteins leave the system and overall health improves. BEST MOMENTS "We know that gut issues are rife in the population of children that we see. The two go hand in hand." - Vicky "Gluten and dairy break down into specific peptides in the body, and they leak through the blood-brain barrier." - Vicky "If you're listening to this and your child is only eating gluten and dairy, that's very normal." - Lara SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https;//www.braindevelopment.co.uk https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/⁠ ⁠https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/1%3A1-virtual-consultations⁠ HOST BIOLara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. GUEST BIO  Vicky is mum to her remarkable autistic daughter, Rose. With a BSc in Human Biology and a deep fascination with the human body, she was originally on track to become an NHS dietitian. When Rose’s needs became more complex, everything changed. Vicky immersed herself in learning about autism, neurodevelopment, and root-cause healing, a compassionate, whole-person approach that simply made more sense. From this journey, The Happy Healthy Unicorn was born, a space grounded in both science and heart, created for families seeking real answers and hope. Rose’s transformation inspired Vicky’s mission to help others. Combining science, lived experience, and deep empathy, she now guides families on their own healing journeys, empowering them to restore balance, support development, and unlock their children’s true potential. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠

    44 min
  8. Hope and Healing: How Nutrition and Natural Therapies Changed Kyler's Life

    19/12/2025

    Hope and Healing: How Nutrition and Natural Therapies Changed Kyler's Life

    Lara and Vicky engage with Ellie and Simon as they share Kyler's transformative journey over the past two years. The discussion delves into the challenges faced by Kyler, who exhibited severe behavioural issues and developmental delays before receiving a diagnosis. Ellie and Simon recount their initial despair and the turning point that led them to explore alternative therapies, including dietary changes and working with practitioners like Vicky. They highlight the importance of understanding the underlying health issues affecting Kyler and the empowering journey of healing that has allowed him to thrive. The episode emphasises hope for parents navigating similar challenges, showcasing the potential for positive change through dedicated effort and informed choices. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understanding the Journey: The journey of supporting a child with autism involves recognising the challenges and seeking help early. Parents shared their initial struggles with their child's behaviour and the emotional toll of receiving a diagnosis. Importance of Research and Support: Parents emphasised the significance of researching different therapies and connecting with practitioners who offer hope and alternative approaches, such as focusing on primitive reflexes and dietary changes. Holistic Approach to Healing: A combination of dietary changes, natural therapies, and understanding the child's unique biological needs can lead to significant improvements in behaviour and overall well-being. The parents highlighted the importance of organic food and avoiding toxins. Empowerment Through Testing: Regular testing and understanding the child's specific health issues, such as inflammation and gut health, were crucial in tailoring a treatment plan that addresses the root causes of their symptoms. BEST MOMENTS "When I got the diagnosis, I hyperventilated... I was like, oh my goodness, what is his life going to be like?" - Ellie "No one ever tells you that there's any hope for healing... you just kind of only hear that side of it." - Simon "I think it's really important that people know that even if your child is only eating three foods a day, there is hope." - Ellie "I think that while a part of it is them, these children are unwell. And they need help." - Simon SOCIAL/IMPORTANT LINKS https://www.tiktok.com/@braindevelopmentuk https://www.instagram.com/braindevelopmentuk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larakelly/ https:/www.braindevelopment.co.uk https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/ https://thehappyhealthyunicorn.com/1%3A1-virtual-consultations This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/ HOST BIOLara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. The Building the Brain Podcast is for parents needing to understand how to help their children and show them what can be done to change little lives to allow them to shine and be their best version. GUEST BIO  Vicky is mum to her remarkable autistic daughter, Rose. With a BSc in Human Biology and a deep fascination with the human body, she was originally on track to become an NHS dietitian. When Rose’s needs became more complex, everything changed. Vicky immersed herself in learning about autism, neurodevelopment, and root-cause healing, a compassionate, whole-person approach that simply made more sense. From this journey, The Happy Healthy Unicorn was born, a space grounded in both science and heart, created for families seeking real answers and hope. Rose’s transformation inspired Vicky’s mission to help others. Combining science, lived experience, and deep empathy, she now guides families on their own healing journeys, empowering them to restore balance, support development, and unlock their children’s true potential.

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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.

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