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Is Stress Always a Bad Thing?
Stress is one of the most powerful forces acting on your child’s developing brain and body. And yet - not all stress is bad. Some types of stress are not only safe — they’re essential for healthy brai... ...more
The Science
July 30, 2025•5 min read
Why Your Nervous System Might Be the Missing Link in Your Child’s Healing
If you are not regulated, it’s almost impossible for your child to be. Their sense of safety starts in our bodies — not our words. And no sensory diet or sleep chart in the world can override a parent... ...more
The Science
July 16, 2025•4 min read
7.5 Hours a Day: The Screen Time Crisis We are Sleepwalking into...
To the warzone of modern parenting: Screens. Dopamine. Digital overload. And the crisis no one warned us about. ...more
The Science
July 03, 2025•1 min read
The Sound of Healing: How Music Can Rewire the Brain
Sound processing is one of the most foundational, overlooked aspects of brain development. It is the first sense that fully develops in utero - and it’s the most underestimated route to healing neurod... ...more
The Science
June 17, 2025•7 min read
How Exercise is Fuel to Your Child’s Brain
Movement is the body's way of building neurological pathways responsible for focus, learning, behaviour, and emotional regulation. Without enough of it, or without the right kinds of movement, develop... ...more
The Science
June 12, 2025•3 min read
Heavy Metals: The Hidden Burden your Child and Family could be Carrying
Heavy metal toxicity can be a root contributor to our children's neuroinflammation, immune and behavioural dysregulation, and trigger persistent symptoms in children with PANS/PANDAS and other related... ...more
The Science
June 10, 2025•5 min read
Are you feeling overwhelmed and unsupported with your child's struggles?
Does the lack of clear guidance, scientific explanation or support from school, SEN, the NHS or anywhere else, leave you frustrated and without clear direction?