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This week on the podcast, I will be interviewing Lorraine Driscoll about ways to support our children's brains by addressing the brain-body connection. 

Lorraine is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and  specializes in pediatric nutrition, gut-brain healing and educational therapies that help to retrain the brain.

 Her unique approach is both holistic and scientific. She focuses on healing the brain-gut connection through bio-individual nutrition therapy (SCD, GAPS, Body Ecology etc.) and then utilizes internationally recognized neuroplastic learning therapies—Integrated Listening Systems, Cellfield and LS Works. These interventions stimulate the brain to re-organize and repattern so that it can function in a more interconnected and efficient way.

Previously, Lorraine Driscoll taught in the public school system for fifteen years.

After her daughter’s recovery from PANS/PANDAS, Lorraine was inspired to seek training in neuroplastic learning therapies to address many of the learning challenges that she witnessed in the education system, but was unable to implement in the day-to-day classroom environment.

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Episode Highlights

  • Recovering her daughter from PANS/PANDAS

  • Root causes of neurodevelopmental conditions

  • How does nutrition impact brain development especially for children with neurodevelopmental conditions

  • The brain-body approach

  • Brain-Balance, Brain Integration Therapy and Primitive Reflex Integration

  • Role of retained primitive reflexes and problems if they remain retained, especially in children with ADHD, Austim, SPD and/or dyslexia


Music Credit
First Light - Atch https://soundcloud.com/atch-music
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0


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