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  • In this episode, Samantha talks about the challenges and benefits of setting boundaries and following through in parenting.

    She explains that boundaries should clearly define what actions parents will take if certain behaviors occur, instead of trying to control the child's behavior. Consistent follow-through on these boundaries helps reduce power struggles and fosters a predictable environment, which is especially beneficial for neurodivergent children.

    Samantha emphasizes the importance of proactive decision-making in managing parental reactions and maintaining emotional balance in the parent-child relationship. By planning responses ahead of time, parents can reduce stress and ensure consistent, constructive interactions with their children.

    Samantha also highlights that following through on boundaries with love and kindness encourages better compliance and understanding from children, promoting healthier behavior and emotional regulation.

    Parents are encouraged to integrate these strategies into their daily practices and to seek additional support through the Parenting Power Hour, a free monthly event offering further guidance.

    00:00 Introduction to Positive Parenting

    00:49 Understanding Boundaries

    01:57 The Importance of Follow Through

    02:21 Proactive Decision Making

    03:36 Maintaining Emotional Balance

    04:11 Communicating Boundaries with Love

    05:39 Recap and Encouragement

    06:19 Upcoming Events and Conclusion

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  • In this episode, Samantha and Lauren talk with Kari Baker, a former financial services executive, author, speaker, and founder of Kind Families. Kari shares her journey from the financial sector to becoming an advocate for the neurodivergent community after her son was diagnosed with autism and ADHD. She talks about the importance of advocacy, the need for early diagnosis, and shares valuable parenting strategies for neurodivergent children. Kari further elaborates on the invisible nature of autism, the challenges of masking, and the significance of open communication about diagnoses to foster an understanding environment.

    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

    00:39 Meet Carrie Baker

    00:58 Carrie's Journey into Neurodivergence

    02:33 Parenting Neurodivergent Children

    03:43 Challenges and Strategies

    04:49 Dealing with Judgement

    06:53 Advocating for Your Child

    11:21 The Importance of Diagnosis

    12:55 Brady's Story

    13:56 Creating a Supportive Community

    17:06 Resources and Support

    17:50 Carrie's Book and Podcast

    21:55 Future Plans for Kind Families

    24:32 Carrie's Personal Interests

    25:09 Conclusion and Highlights

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  • In this episode, Samantha discusses sensory processing differences experienced by neurodivergent individuals. She explains the various sensory inputs, such as sight, sound, touch, taste, smell, proprioception, and the vestibular system, and how these inputs are processed differently among neurotypical and neurodivergent people.

    Samantha outlines key differences, including sensory sensitivities, difficulties in filtering information, varied responses to sensory input, and the overall impact on daily functioning.

    She emphasizes the importance of creating supportive environments and strategies like sensory integration therapy, environmental modifications, and occupational therapy to accommodate sensory needs.

    00:00 Introduction to Sensory Processing

    00:35 Understanding Proprioception and Vestibular Input

    02:16 Emotional Regulation and Sensory Processing

    02:52 Sensory Differences in Neurodivergent Individuals

    05:41 Impact on Daily Functioning

    06:53 Strategies for Managing Sensory Challenges

    07:30 Personal Experiences and Recommendations

    08:16 Conclusion and Encouragement

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  • In this episode of the 'Every Brand Is Different' podcast, Bryon Tarbet, a former music teacher turned instructional coach, discusses his journey from a neurodiverse student to an advocate for inclusive music education.

    Diagnosed with ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder, Bryson shares his insights on creating emotionally and sensory-inclusive classrooms. He emphasizes the importance of universal design for learning and shares practical strategies, such as offering fidgets and over-the-ear headphones to all students, to create an environment that supports neurodiverse individuals.

    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

    00:49 Bryon's Journey with Neurodiversity

    01:56 Challenges and Strategies in Music Education

    05:20 The Power of Music in Brain Development

    08:01 Creating Inclusive Classrooms

    12:56 Practical Tips for Parents and Educators

    18:14 Connecting with Bryon and Final Thoughts

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  • In this episode Samantha and Lauren tackles a topic many parents struggle with—how (and why) to talk to your child’s sports coach about their neurodivergent needs. Samantha shares her own story of navigating two very different coaching experiences for her son and offers insight into how communication can help avoid misunderstandings, emotional meltdowns, and unnecessary shame on the field. Whether your child has ADHD, autism, or PDA, Samantha and Lauren explain why advocating for your child isn’t being “needy”—it’s setting everyone up for success.

    You’ll get practical tips for initiating these conversations through both letters and in-person chats, as well as reassurance that you’re not alone in this. Samantha and Lauren break down common fears like singling out your child or being seen as “that parent,” and reframe the conversation around collaboration and clear expectations. Advice on what to do if a coach is unwilling to accommodate and how to know when it’s time to walk away is also given. This is your reminder that sports should be fun—and if they’re not, there are always other ways for your child to thrive.

    00:00 Introduction and Autism Acceptance Month

    00:15 Talking to Coaches About Neurodivergent Kids

    05:16 Personal Experiences with Coaches

    07:16 Effective Communication Strategies with Coaches

    16:08 Dealing with Uncooperative Coaches

    19:40 Ensuring Your Child Enjoys the Sport

    22:57 Recap and Closing Remarks

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain Is Different podcast, Samantha, a board certified music therapist, explores music therapy for individuals diagnosed with autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergent diagnoses.

    She explains what music therapy is, qualifications to be a music therapist, and debunks misconceptions.

    Samantha emphasizes the importance of client-preferred music and shares success stories.

    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

    00:21 What is Music Therapy?

    01:38 Common Misunderstandings about Music Therapy

    03:05 Client-Driven Music Therapy

    03:53 Music Therapy Sessions and Interventions

    05:01 Success Stories in Music Therapy

    06:38 Conclusion and Contact Information

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  • Welcome to another episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast! Hosts Samantha Foote and Lauren Ross explore the transformative power of hypnotherapy for neurodivergent children with Kim Guche, founder of Entrancing Inspirations and a certified consulting hypnotist and speech-language pathologist.

    She shares her expertise in integrating hypnosis with play to create engaging and effective therapy sessions for young minds.

    Discover actionable strategies to reduce anxiety in children by creating calming home environments and implementing playful hypnotherapy techniques.

    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

    00:48 Kim's Journey into Hypnotherapy

    03:10 Working with Neurodivergent Children

    05:05 Hypnotherapy Techniques for Kids

    15:01 Creating a Calming Home Environment

    24:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, host Samantha Foote shares her insights on mastering self-regulation, especially for parents raising kids with autism and ADHD.

    Samantha talks about common challenges such as how fatigue, personal history, and complex situations can hinder one's ability to stay regulated.

    She emphasizes the importance of pausing and introduces effective breathing techniques like the 4-7-8 method, diaphragmatic breathing, and mindful breathing to manage stress and enhance clarity, focus, and emotional regulation.

    00:00 Introduction to Self-Regulation

    00:13 Challenges in Self-Regulation

    01:57 The Power of Pausing

    02:02 Breathing Techniques for Self-Regulation

    03:35 Benefits of Pausing and Breathing

    04:41 Modeling Self-Regulation for Children

    05:28 Conclusion and Additional Resources

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  • This episode features Briana who provides practical strategies for parents of neurodivergent children to help them thrive, including the implementation of a 'dopamine menu' and the importance of identifying and practicing coping skills outside of crisis moments.

    She highlights the significance of understanding and accommodating children's unique needs without limiting their potential.

    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

    00:42 Briana's Professional Involvement in the Neurodivergent Community

    02:40 Turning Symptoms into Strengths

    04:00 Mindset and Overcoming Self-Limiting Beliefs

    07:07 Practical Strategies for Parents of Neurodivergent Kids

    14:55 The Dopamine Menu and Movement

    19:56 Briana's Personal Interests and Hobbies

    21:14 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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  • In this episode of the 'Every Brain is Different' podcast, Samantha Foote introduces listeners to the concept of curiosity questions as a positive discipline tool.

    She explains how curiosity questions encourage children, particularly neurodivergent kids, to think critically, solve problems, and feel empowered rather than simply complying with direct instructions.

    Samantha provides practical examples such as asking, 'What do we need to do before we go outside?' instead of giving direct orders. This approach helps children gain independence by fostering executive functioning skills and reducing power struggles.

    She advises parents to use open-ended questions, maintain a neutral tone, and practice during low-stress moments to effectively implement this technique.

    Samantha also highlights the benefits like enhancing self-confidence and connecting actions to consequences without shame or punishment.

    00:00 Introduction to Curiosity Questions

    00:16 What Are Curiosity Questions?

    01:00 Using Curiosity Questions Effectively

    02:22 Examples of Curiosity Questions

    02:43 Benefits for Neurodivergent Kids

    03:36 Challenge and Support

    04:16 Conclusion and Next Steps

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, Samantha and Lauren welcome Samantha, a parent seeking advice for her five-year-old son who has been diagnosed with autism. Samantha asks questions concerning her son's lying and aggressive behavior.

    The hosts provide various strategies, such as using social stories, heightening sensory awareness through body checks, and offering positive reinforcement for truth-telling.

    They also talk about how sensory overload and potential ADHD traits might contribute to Samantha's son's behavior and suggest techniques for pre-empting triggers and fostering a better understanding of his emotions.

    00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

    00:23 Discussing Child's Aggressive Behavior

    01:02 Addressing Lying and Its Implications

    01:27 Future Goals and Current Strategies

    02:37 Suggestions for Managing Aggression

    04:11 Exploring Emotional Understanding

    06:15 Body Checks and Sensory Issues

    13:57 Addressing Lying Behavior

    20:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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  • In this first installment of the Friday Five segment on the Every Brand is Different podcast, Samantha discusses the importance of early diagnosis and intervention for children with developmental concerns, specifically focusing on autism and ADHD.

    She outlines the benefits of early detection, such as improved long-term outcomes and tailored parenting strategies, and shares personal experiences with her own children to highlight key signs that may indicate the need for assessment, including social communication challenges, repetitive behaviors, and sensory sensitivities.

    Samantha emphasizes the importance of detailed parent observations and thorough professional assessments, and teases future episodes that will cover steps to take after obtaining a diagnosis.

    00:00 Introduction to Friday Five

    00:29 Importance of Early Diagnosis

    01:16 Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

    02:49 Repetitive Behaviors and Sensory Sensitivities

    03:56 Signs of ADHD

    04:22 Getting an Assessment

    04:56 Conclusion and Next Steps

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  • In this episode Dr. Satya Sardonicus, a chiropractor and expert in the neurobiology of stress, discusses her journey and the development of the neurofascial flow method. She shares insights into her own struggles with chronic conditions like POTS, fibromyalgia, and cerebellar tonsillar ectopia, unveiling significant parallels between her symptoms and those of children with neurodiverse conditions such as autism, dyslexia, and ADHD.

    Dr. Satya explains how chronic stress and trauma affect sensory processing and offers practical methods, including proprioceptive exercises like squeeze hugs for enhancing nervous system function at home. The conversation explores the importance of neurostructural fluidity, the role of proprioception in brain function, and the need for holistic approaches in treating complex conditions.

    00:00 Introduction to Dr. Satya Sardonicus

    01:35 Dr. Satya's Personal Journey with Neurodivergence

    04:39 Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Sensory Processing

    10:28 Practical Techniques for Enhancing Nervous System Function

    14:38 Proprioceptive Feedback and Neurostructural Fluidity

    21:33 Resources and Final Thoughts

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, hosts Samantha and Lauren explore strategies for fostering positive reinforcement in neurodivergent children.

    The core discussion revolves around the alarming statistic that neurodivergent children receive 60% negative feedback about their behavior, leading to issues such as low self-esteem and anxiety.

    Samantha and Lauren emphasize the importance of focusing on positive behavior and effort over outcomes to counteract this negative feedback loop. They offer practical tips, such as being specific in praise, maintaining consistency, using visual supports, and providing immediate reinforcement to help children develop better self-esteem and emotional regulation.

    00:57 Welcome and Announcements

    01:48 The Importance of Focusing on the Positive

    02:17 Understanding Negative Feedback in Neurodivergent Children

    06:24 Practical Tips for Positive Reinforcement

    14:43 Implementing Positive Reinforcement Strategies

    19:53 Staying Patient and Reframing Negative Situations

    25:12 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

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  • Samantha interviews Katey Fortun, a keynote speaker for the upcoming Neurodiversity and Harmony Summit. Katey provides a glimpse into her advocacy-focused keynote speech, which will include personal stories, challenges she faced in her younger years, her diagnosis journey, and effective self-advocacy strategies.

    They highlight the importance of advocacy for oneself and for children, and encourage listeners to attend the summit on March 7th for more insights and other enriching talks. Registration details and information about event replays are also provided.

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  • Dr. Satya Saronicus: Dr. Satya Sardonicus, a chiropractor and creator of the Neurofactor Flow Method, discusses her trauma-informed approach designed to help neurodivergent children and individuals with chronic conditions regulate their nervous systems.

    Dr. Satya will be a panelist at the upcoming Neurodiversity and Harmony Summit, where she will offer practical tools and insights into proprioception and fascia-based healing. She highlights the importance of movement in calming the nervous system and introduces techniques like squeeze hugs to help shift from a state of alarm to a state of safety and connection. For exclusive access to extended presentations and more in-depth guidance, listeners can upgrade to a VIP ticket.

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, Samantha and Lauren talk with Katey Fortun, who shares her remarkable journey from being diagnosed with dyslexia at age 10 to becoming a successful college graduate, interior designer, multi-million dollar account executive, university lecturer, and podcast host.

    Katey discusses her struggles with early education and how she emerged stronger, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and celebrating different abilities. She shares insights on how parents can better support their neurodivergent children by focusing on their strengths, advocating for them, and employing practical strategies.

    00:57 Introduction to Katey Fortun

    02:04 Katey's Early Struggles with Dyslexia

    08:36 Discovering Dyslexia in the Family

    11:52 Celebrating Different Abilities

    16:02 Advice for Parents of Neurodivergent Children

    21:51 Discovering Passions and Career Paths

    22:59 Embracing and Celebrating Individual Strengths

    23:49 Advocacy and Self-Advocacy Strategies

    25:34 Resources and Tools for Success

    29:28 The Importance of Self-Advocacy

    30:25 Connecting and Finding Support

    32:13 Fun and Hobbies: Finding Joy in Puzzles

    34:52 Final Thoughts and Highlights

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  • In this special episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, Samantha welcomes Bryson Tarbet, a panelist at the upcoming Neurodiversity and Harmony Summit. Bryson, an elementary music specialist turned independent instructional coach, discusses his mission to create accessible classrooms for neurodiverse students. Drawing from personal experiences with ADHD and Auditory Processing Disorder, Bryson introduces his 'domains of accessibility' framework aimed at identifying and removing barriers before they become significant issues. The episode also highlights Bryson's upcoming summit presentations, which will explore these domains and offer practical strategies for educators and parents.

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  • In this episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, Samantha welcomes Scotti Weintraub, the founder of Reframe Parenting and a panelist at the upcoming Neurodiversity and Harmony Summit. Scotti shares insights into her work helping parents navigate school challenges for their unique learners. They discuss the importance of rethinking what school success looks like, acknowledging that each child learns differently, and how parents can best support their kids. Scotti also teases her summit presentation, which aims to help parents find practical ways to assist their children in achieving their own versions of success in school.

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  • In this episode of the 'Every Brain is Different' podcast, hosts Samantha and Lauren welcome Tyler Mitchell, a strategy consultant and ADHD advocate, to share his personal and professional insights on managing ADHD and neurodivergence. Tyler, who was diagnosed with ADHD in his forties, discusses the journey that led to his diagnosis as well as that of his children.

    He emphasizes the importance of creating inclusive environments for neurodivergent individuals to thrive both at home and work. Tyler also describes the concept of body doubling and how it has significantly helped him and others stay focused and productive.

    The conversation highlights the need for normalizing discussions around neurodivergence, especially among men, and the meaningful connections that can arise from sharing one's journey on social media platforms.

    00:57 Introduction to Tyler Mitchell

    01:43 Tyler's Personal ADHD Journey

    02:29 Discovering ADHD in the Family

    06:20 Challenges and Coping Mechanisms

    15:50 Body Doubling and Workplace Strategies

    22:15 Advocacy and Social Media Impact

    32:41 Fun and Personal Interests

    34:57 Reflections and Closing Thoughts

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