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TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

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The Emotional Brain

Giuliana Fenwick discusses the amygdala, a part of the brain that rules emotion and...
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Neurodiversity In The Gut: The Enteric or Second Brain

Giuliana Fenwick discusses how the gut, also known as the enteric or second brain,...
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Insomnia: A Personal Struggle

Megan Baksh details her struggles with insomnia, and how she tries to combat it....
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Hormones, Massage Therapy, and The Neurodiverse

Giuliana Fenwick offers more tips and techniques to help ease neurodiverse symptoms using head...
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Succeeding With ADHD: Maximizing the Abilities of Neurodiversity, with Shawn Smith | EDB 49

In this episode, Harold Reitman, M.D. speaks with returning guest Shawn Smith, of Don’t...
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Lost in translation – What I thought my son with autism didn’t understand

Linda Mastroianni discusses how her ways of communicating with her son, who has autism,...
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Diagnosing Neurodiversity: 7 Advocates Tell How They Learned They Have Autism | EDB 48

In this special episode of Exploring Different Brains, Hackie Reitman, M.D. presents 7 previous...
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Simple Steps for Massaging Away Meltdowns in the Neurodiverse

Just a few simple massage techniques will bring someone back into the "parasympathetic" state...
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Breathing Your Way to a Healthier Brain, with Ed Harrold | EDB 44

In this episode, Dr. Hackie Reitman sits down with Ed Harrold, performance enhancement coach...
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The Benefits of Music for Therapy and the Neurodiverse

Martha Summa discusses the important role music can play in therapy for the neurodiverse,...
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Charting New Territory in the Brain

In what’s being considered by many as a milestone in neuroscience, researchers have published...
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massage and autism

How Indian Head Massage May Benefit the Neurodiverse

Giuliana Fenwick tells of how raising a son with autism led her to develop...
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Treating PTSD Can Help Your Addiction

Treating PTSD Can Help Your Addiction

PTSD sufferers often turn to drugs and alcohol to self-medicate. However, substance use enhances...
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The Neural Tango Plays On!

The power of music as an inspiration is well known by anyone who has...
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apraxia letter to myself

A Letter to Myself For When My Son Was Diagnosed With Apraxia

Lisa Geng writes a letter she wishes she could've given herself when her son...
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EDB ep28 Dont Dis-my-ability Success For The Neurodiverse with Shawn Smith

Don’t Dis-my-ability! Success For The Neurodiverse, with Shawn Smith, M.Ed. | EDB 28

In this episode, Harold Reitman, M.D. speaks with Shawn Smith M.Ed., CCC, founder of...
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EDB ep27 Can Gut control Brain Bacteria Role In Autism Derrick MacFabe

Can The Gut Control The Brain? Bacteria’s Role In Autism with Dr. Derrick MacFabe | EDB 27

In this episode, Harold Reitman, M.D. speaks with Derrick MacFabe, M.D., assistant...

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Filmmaking on the Autism Spectrum, with Keri Bowers and Taylor Cross | EDB Episode 26

In this episode, Harold Reitman, M.D. speaks with Keri Bowers and Taylor Cross, the...
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Raising the Autistic in Australia, with Sarah Collins

Raising the Autistic in Australia, with Sarah Collins | EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS Episode 25

Sarah Collins of Autism CAER discusses autism awareness in her home of Australia, raising...
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The Dyslexic Astrophysicist Dr Matthew Schneps EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS Episode 22

The Dyslexic Astrophysicist, Dr. Matthew Schneps | EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS Episode 22

In this episode, Harold Reitman, M.D. speaks with Dr. Matthew Schneps, who feels dyslexia...
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Misophonia: The new kid on the block… or not?

Just when you think that enough overlapping and diagnostically confusing “disorders” exist, a new...
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A DIFFERENT LOOK AT PTSD

A Different Look At PTSD

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is getting growing attention in quite a few places...
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Neurodiversity in the Criminal Justice System with William Packard, Ph.D. | EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS Episode 18

In this episode, Hackie Reitman, M.D. speaks with author and jail diversion team facilitator...
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Neurodiversity in the Arts - Art of Adapting by Cassandra Dunn

Neurodiversity in the Arts: Cassandra Dunn’s “Art of Adapting”

I’m back to recommend another work of fiction featuring a neurodiverse character. This time...
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Dyslexia Reading Strategies with Susan Kahn, M.Ed. | EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS Episode 13

In this episode, Hackie Reitman, M.D. interviews Susan Kahn, M.Ed., educator and author of...
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Upload Your Memories to the Cloud, Just Don’t Get Hacked!

Upload Your Memories to the Cloud, Just Don’t Get Hacked!

No more dangling your arms through a forest of outstretched limbs, phone in hand,...
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Autism in books and on the screen

Neurodiversity’s New Role Today in Novels, Movies and the Arts

The past decade has seen a sharp rise in the number of non-fiction books...
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EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS - Episode 10: Elizabeth Wilkinson

The Dyslexic Dyslexia Consultant Elizabeth Wilkinson |EXPLORING DIFFERENT BRAINS – Episode 10

In this episode, Hackie Reitman, M.D. interviews Elizabeth Wilkinson, The Dyslexic Dyslexia Consultant and...
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GUESTS

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Lynn University: Helping the Neurodiverse Transition

Lynn University has a mission- to make sure that all students, whether traditional learners...
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Replace Autism Awareness With Autism Acceptance

Autism awareness, what does this really mean? Logos, colors and symbols that represent autism...
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Depression changes gray matter in young brains

The brains of children who suffer clinical depression as preschoolers develop differently than those...
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Findings may prevent early loss of synapses in Alzheimer’s

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One blogger’s vote for note-taking by laptop vs. longhand

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Contrary to Popular Belief, Students’ Attention Spans Are Not Getting Shorter

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BU Researchers hope to spur brain cell growth in patients with dementia and Alzheimer's.

Boston University researching protein to help Alzheimer’s

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Student-athletes’ brains should be tested before they suffer a concussion

Student-athletes’ brains should be tested before they suffer a concussion

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Anorexics Show Different Brain Activity

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CONCUSSIONS

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ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

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DYSLEXIA

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