Mama Advocate Laura Hernandez

Jerrod Brown is BACK ! In this episode he teaches us how the brain effects every aspect of behaviors. The brain will never cease to amaze me! 

Today on the Mama Advocate podcast, I am joined by my dear friend, Karindy. We talk all things growth hormone. I learned so much and it gave me so much insight in how my son was able to pull out his grown-up tooth!

Karindy Ong is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist who graduated from the University of Houston with a Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders in May 2015. She has extensive clinical experience in acute, post-acute inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation hospital settings. Karindy has specialized experience working with brain injury, disorders of consciousness, spinal cord injury, infant feeding issues, and orofacial myofunctional disorders. She currently provides therapy to neurologically and medically complex patients from infancy through adulthood with feeding, swallowing, and orofacial myofunctional disorders with MyohackerSLP, PLLC in Katy, Texas.

Karindy is passionate about making resources available to families and caregivers and has created courses to help families achieve success at home. Karindy's upcoming course, "Myo Magic at Home" provides parents with information and resources to address concerns related to airway, sleep disordered breathing, ADHD and anxiety due to sleep issues, and so much more. Registration is open until March 31st so sign up today! https://myohackerslp.mykajabi.com/offers/7fou54HQ

When not engrossed in therapy, Karindy enjoys being outside and exploring state parks with her family, going to the gym, listening to podcasts and books, and learning more about biohacking. 

To learn more about her: MyohackerSLP.com  @MyohackerSLP on Instagram    

Join host Laura and special guest Jerod Brown on the Mama Advocate Podcast as they delve into the fascinating world of parenting neuro-diverse children with a holistic approach. In this episode, Laura and Jerod explore the intricate workings of the brain and nervous system, shedding light on how neuroscience can inform our parenting practices.

From understanding the structure of the brain and its various functions to exploring the complex interactions between the nervous system and the gut-brain axis, Jerod provides valuable insights into how we can support our children's development and well-being from a neuroscientific perspective.

Learn how incorporating neuroscience into your parenting toolkit can help you better understand and nurture your neuro-diverse child. Get ready to gain new perspectives, practical tips, and empowering strategies for raising resilient, thriving kids.

 

In this compelling episode of the Mama Advocate Podcast, join host Laura as she sits down with Brad Levy, a passionate advocate for families navigating the complexities of epilepsy. Brad shares his deeply personal journey of advocating for his daughter, whose life has been impacted by epilepsy, and how his family's experience has ignited a powerful mission to support others facing similar challenges.

With unwavering determination and resilience, Brad delves into the highs and lows of advocating for his daughter's needs within the healthcare system, educational institutions, and beyond. Through heartfelt anecdotes and candid reflections, he offers listeners a glimpse into the emotional rollercoaster of epilepsy caregiving, highlighting the importance of empowerment, education, and community support.

But Brad's story doesn't end there. Inspired by their own journey, Brad and his family have dedicated themselves to a larger cause: advocating for systemic change and support for all families affected by epilepsy. Through their tireless efforts, they have become beacons of hope and resources for those in need, turning their personal struggles into a catalyst for collective action.

Join us for a moving conversation as Brad Levy shares his family's journey from adversity to advocacy, reminding us all of the power of love, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of better outcomes for our loved ones and our communities. Tune in to this episode of the Mama Advocate Podcast to be inspired and empowered to make a difference.

Join Katie King on her remarkable journey of resilience and advocacy in the face of adversity. In her deeply personal podcast, Katie opens up about her experiences navigating the world of foster care and adoption, shedding light on the joys, challenges, and complexities of these journeys.

But Katie's story doesn't stop there. As a parent of a child with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), she delves into the unique trials and triumphs that come with raising a child with this condition. Through candid conversations and heartfelt anecdotes, Katie invites listeners into her world, offering insight, support, and hope to those walking similar paths.

Driven by her passion for community and empowerment, Katie is now embarking on a new chapter: returning to school to become a beacon of support and education for others. With each episode, she aims to fill the void in the community, advocating for greater understanding, resources, and compassion for families like hers.

I am so excited to share Lauren Emmett with you today. She is the founder of Little Rebels With a Cause, an apparel company with purpose for little advocates & upstanders who embrace differences, or Little Rebels, as they like to call them.

After her son was diagnosed with autism and had a hard time communicating Lauren birthed the idea of tees to promote kindness and inclusion. She seen the value of inclusion for both of our kids, and so many more incredible humans who are a part of this Little Rebel community. She believes words are important, and that we have so much to learn from one another. Their tees spark valuable conversations around kindness + inclusion in communities. Not only that but they are SO cute! 

You can find all of these cute tees here. 

You can find Lauren on Instagram and Facebook.