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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected"

"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected"

Lucia Silver

Welcome to "My Mighty Quinn”, the introductory podcast series that finally sheds light and clarity on the mysteries behind our beautiful children's learning, attention, behaviour and developmental challenges.
I'm Lucia Silver, your host, and above all, the devoted and proud mother to the Mighty Quinn. Join me on this extraordinary journey as I share the fruits of five years of tireless searching and research to find scientific explanations, answers and meaningful help for my son.
In a world where the educational, SEN, paediatric and other experts leave us feeling unsupported, with contradictory information, and countless unanswered questions, I discovered a ground-breaking drug-free approach within neuroscience. This method has led to a radical transformation in countless children with Quinn himself transforming from a "Life of Tics, Turbulence, Distractedness, and Disconnection to Calm, Confident, Coordinated, and Connected."
Prepare to meet the brilliance of the individuals and organisations that I first encountered, as well as trailblazing pioneers in neuroscience and child brain development from the US. Together we will explore how they are tackling and addressing the root causes behind symptoms like ADHD, Autism, Tourette's, Tics, Dyslexia and other neurological disorders.

Throughout "My Mighty Quinn," we'll engage in captivating interviews, gain expert insights, and be inspired by heart-warming success stories, that will empower and inspire parents, caregivers, and families facing similar challenges.

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S1 Episode 3: Understanding What a Child's Brain Needs from Birth - Lucia speaks with Dr. Josh Madsen

S1 Episode 3: Understanding What a Child's Brain Needs from Birth - Lucia speaks with Dr. Josh Madsen

"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected"

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09/12/23 • 63 min

In this enlightening episode, Lucia invites Dr. Josh Madsen, a leading expert in pediatric neurology, to delve deeper into what our children's brains require from birth and the crucial role of primitive reflexes on brain development.

Primitive reflexes, innate involuntary movements in infants, are fundamental for early survival. Dr. Madsen highlights their significance and how uninhibited reflexes can hinder cognitive growth.
Key Takeaways

  • Primitive reflexes are instinctual movements crucial for early survival and development.
  • Uninhibited reflexes can impede essential cognitive functions, leading to challenges in areas like attention and balance.
  • Short, consistent exercises targeting primitive reflexes can lead to significant improvements in brain function.
  • Regulating diet, engaging in sensory activities, and incorporating movement-based exercises play pivotal roles in enhancing cognitive development.
  • The brain possesses remarkable adaptability (neuroplasticity), especially in children, and with targeted interventions, we can guide our children towards healthier brain development and improved cognitive function.

Dr. Josh Madsen leaves us with the empowering knowledge that the brain possesses remarkable adaptability, especially in children. With understanding and targeted interventions, we can guide our children towards healthier brain development and improved cognitive function.

Download your FREE Guide now: “The Crucial Truths behind your Beautiful Child’s Learning, Attention, Social and Behavioural Difficulties":
https://thebrainhealthmovement.com/childs-learning-attention-social-and-behavioural-difficulties

Remember to join 'The Brain Health Movement' our private community platform on Facebook.

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S1 Episode 2: The Crucial Facts you NEED to Know about Your Beautiful Child's Learning, Attention, Social and Behavioural Challenges

S1 Episode 2: The Crucial Facts you NEED to Know about Your Beautiful Child's Learning, Attention, Social and Behavioural Challenges

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09/12/23 • 32 min

In this multiple "Eureka Moment" episode of "My Mighty Quinn" podcast series, Lucia Silver reveals seven critically important facts about child brain development.
Lucia unveils a world of insights that challenge conventional thinking about neurological disorders and empower parents and caregivers to understand and address the real root causes behind their child's challenges.
"Information is the Mothership!" declares Lucia as she shares her deep understanding of these facts. Her dedication to providing accessible, digestible and, above all else, actionable solutions, make this episode an essential resource for anyone invested in supporting their children's healthy brain development and all the improvements and advancements that come with this.
Key Takeaways:
1. Neurodiverse conditions (e.g. Autism, ADHD, Tics etc.) are not the root problem; the lack of proper brain development is.
2. Asymmetrical brain development or inefficient connections between brain hemispheres can lead to diverse symptoms.
3. The brain is neuroplastic, meaning it can change with proper stimulation, offering hope for improvement.
4. Proper stimulation comes chiefly from involves a rich sensory environment, developmental movements, and lifestyle changes.
5. Brain development is not fully completed at birth, this process takes place through food and oxygen and, most importantly, MOVEMENT and other stimulation.
6. Both sides of the brain need to develop in accordance with very exact milestones in a very exact sequence to function properly.
7. Symptoms are clues pointing to brain development issues, they are not the problem itself.
8. Primitive reflexes play a critical role in motor skills and all neurological development.
9. Primitive reflexes must be inhibited in order for the brain to advance to the next stage and develop higher functioning skills. If this does not happen delays and disorders result affecting coordination, attention, regulation and learning.
10. Early intervention with tailored exercises can inhibit these primitive reflexes and significantly improve all areas of development.
These key takeaways provide a comprehensive understanding of the foundational principles of child brain development. Join Lucia Silver and experts in the Brain Health Movement to explore more insights and unlock the potent

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S1 Episode 1: A Mother's Quest: My Five Year Journey to find the Real Truth behind my Son's Struggles

S1 Episode 1: A Mother's Quest: My Five Year Journey to find the Real Truth behind my Son's Struggles

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09/12/23 • 31 min

Welcome to a powerful new podcast series that's about to change the game for parents, families, and caregivers! Get ready to embark on an exhilarating journey as I reveal the untold story behind the birth of The Brain Heath Movement and the remarkable transformation it brought to my son's life.
Imagine a place where science meets compassion, where breakthroughs replace old-school methods, and where your child's boundless potential finally takes centre stage. This is it, my friend! In this debut episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on my personal odyssey — one of relentless determination, unconditional love, and ground-breaking discoveries.
Do you ever feel lost in a sea of contradicting information, wondering if there's a better way to help your child overcome behavioural, social, learning, attention and other developmental challenges? I've been there too. Join me as I recount my five-year quest, rejecting nebulous, contradictory, outdated and unhelpful advice and uncovering science-backed methodologies that transformed my 10-year-old son's life.
You will hear from the HERO himself, The Mighty Quinn, who will tell you in his own words what he has been through and the miraculous transformation he is enjoying since following the exercise programme consistently and triumphantly.
This is a beacon of hope for every parent who has ever felt helpless or alone in the face of their child's struggles. Through this podcast, I'm becoming the bridge between cutting-edge science and the heart of parenthood, empowering you to rewrite your child's narrative and unlock their true potential.
Are you tired of the same old information? Bored with cookie-cutter SEN approaches that yield no results? Then you're in the right place! Dive deep into a world where early intervention is key, where functional neurologists and innovative techniques are reshaping the landscape of childhood development.
Join me in revolutionising how we understand and support our children's neurological well-being. I'll share my journey from confusion to clarity, from frustration to empowerment, and from desperation to boundless joy. If you're ready to make a change, to be a part of a movement that's shaking up the norm, and to see your child thrive like never before—this podcast is your haven.
Get ready to uncover the science behind healthy brain development, the truth about neurological disorders, and t

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S3 Episode 3: Sleep Matters: Expert Tips for Restful Nights and Better Days with Natasha Duffin

S3 Episode 3: Sleep Matters: Expert Tips for Restful Nights and Better Days with Natasha Duffin

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02/06/25 • 61 min

This episode is all about the life-changing power of sleep, particularly for children and families navigating neurodevelopmental challenges. I’m joined by Natasha Duffin, an incredible occupational therapist and founder of Whole Child Co., whose expertise in sleep, oral function, and airway health has helped countless families. Together, we’ll uncover how improving sleep quality can transform lives.

Episode Summary
Sleep is the golden thread tying health, growth, and emotional well-being together, but for many families, it’s the missing piece of the puzzle. In this episode, we explore why sleep quality matters far more than hours in bed. We dive into the root causes of poor sleep—such as allergies, oral dysfunction, and sensory issues—and reveal why behaviours like snoring or mouth breathing shouldn’t be ignored.

Key Takeaways

  • Quality over quantity: Good sleep is about how restorative it is, not just hours slept.
  • Red flags to notice: Emotional dysregulation, snoring, mouth breathing, and frequent waking are signs worth investigating.
  • Solutions that work: Natasha’s expertise in oral function, breathing exercises, and allergy management has transformed lives.

Top Tips for Better Sleep

  1. Mind the screens: Switch off devices at least an hour before bed to support melatonin production.
  2. Check breathing habits: Nasal breathing is essential—mouth breathing may signal an issue.
  3. Create calming rituals: Simple, predictable routines signal safety to the nervous system.
  4. Address allergies: Unchecked allergies can disrupt sleep and trigger other health problems.
  5. Co-regulation matters: Children rely on parents for emotional regulation—stay present.

Resources and Further Reading

  • Connect with Natasha Duffin: Whole Child Co
  • Download our guide: Top Tips for Sleep Hygiene at The Brain Health Movement.
  • Books we love: The Invisible String by Patrice Karst for easing separation anxiety.

If this episode resonated with you, share it with friends or family, and don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review My Mighty Quinn. Sleep well, and see you next time!

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S3 Episode 5: Meltdowns to Mastery: Unlocking the Power of The Vagus Nerve with Dr. Carrie Rigoni

S3 Episode 5: Meltdowns to Mastery: Unlocking the Power of The Vagus Nerve with Dr. Carrie Rigoni

"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected"

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03/20/25 • 64 min

In this transformative episode, Lucia dives into one of the body's most critical systems: the Vagus nerve. She is joined by Dr. Carrie Rigoni, a leading chiropractor, applied kinesiologist, and Vagus nerve educator, specialising in children’s health.

Episode Summary

The Vagus nerve is essential for regulating stress, digestion, sleep, and mood, acting as the body's brake system to bring us back to calm. Lucia and Dr. Carrie discuss how understanding and strengthening Vagus nerve function can unlock self-healing, particularly for children facing developmental, behavioural, and learning challenges.

Dr. Carrie shares practical strategies to boost vagal tone and explains how parents’ nervous system health directly impacts their children. From co-regulation techniques to resolving retained primitive reflexes, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone seeking to promote whole-family wellness.

Key Takeaways

  1. The Vagus Nerve’s Role: How it regulates critical bodily functions and influences overall well-being.
  2. Signs of Low Vagal Tone: Poor stress recovery, digestive issues, poor sleep, and more.
  3. Parent-Child Connection: How parents’ stress responses influence their child’s nervous system health.
  4. Primitive Reflexes: The link between retained reflexes and vagus nerve development.
  5. Practical Strategies: Tips to improve vagal tone, such as breathwork, cold exposure, and co-regulation.

Resources:

Ready to take the next step? Visit thebrainhealthmovement.com to download a free guide packed with actionable tips from this episode, including a nervous system checklist.

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review, share it with a friend, and subscribe to the podcast for more expert insights.

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S2 Episode 1: A Mother's Conversations with World-Leading Experts: "Brilliant Brain Food" - with Lucinda Miller

S2 Episode 1: A Mother's Conversations with World-Leading Experts: "Brilliant Brain Food" - with Lucinda Miller

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02/01/24 • 72 min

Hello lovely listeners!
Welcome to the first episode in a brand new series of our podcast "My Mighty Quinn", called "A Mother's Conversations with World Leading Experts"
The Brain Health Movement is thrilled to launch with the first of our world-class authorities, and where better to start than with our children's tummies, aka their guts, and of course their diet.
How does all this sit within how we can delivery optimum healthy brain development?
In this episode, Lucia is speaking with esteemed naturopath, nutritional therapist, functional medicine practitioner and best selling author, Lucinda Miller.
Lucinda has over 25 years of experience. In addition to mentoring children with ADHD and Autism, her specialisms are paediatric nutrition and nutrition for supporting optimal brain function.
She is the founder and director of Nature Doc, an inclusive clinic which understands neurodiversity and the specific nutrition challenges this can present.
She is the author of two bestselling family nutrition cookbooks which focus on feeding the brain, the immune system and the gut microbiome.

Summary:

In this episode, Lucinda dives deep into the connection between nutrition, brain and gut health and the challenges that some of our children with neurological challenges encounter.
She shares her expertise on managing various children's needs from those struggling with symptoms such as ADHD, Autism and Misophonia, as well as Fibromyalgia and IBS, through a holistic approach.
Lucinda also discusses the impact of diet on emotional well-being and provides practical insights for parents navigating the nutritional needs of their children. From the benefits of certain supplements to addressing the challenges of managing stress-induced IBS, Lucinda offers valuable tips for achieving optimal health.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Nutrition and Brain Health
  2. Supplements for Emotional Well-being
  3. Managing IBS
  4. Teenagers and Alcohol
  5. ADHD and Fibromyalgia

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S2 Episode 05: Awakened Parenting for Toddlers to Teens: Insights into Conscious Connection, Anxiety and Trauma with Tammy Schamuhn

S2 Episode 05: Awakened Parenting for Toddlers to Teens: Insights into Conscious Connection, Anxiety and Trauma with Tammy Schamuhn

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11/02/24 • 55 min

I’m Lucia Silver, thrilled to have you back for another episode of the Brain Health Movement’s podcast series. Today, we dive deep into parenting with Tammy Schamuhn, a registered psychologist, play therapist supervisor, and best-selling author. Tammy shares her wealth of knowledge from personal and professional experience in children's mental health. Trust me—this conversation will leave you inspired and equipped with practical insights to transform your parenting journey.

Episode Summary:

In this episode, we explore what it means to be an "awakened parent" and how essential it is for parents to understand the science of connection. Tammy delves into the rising levels of anxiety in children, the importance of co-regulation, and how trauma can impact both kids and adults. Her approach balances warmth, compassion, and cutting-edge neurobiological research, offering profound guidance for parents navigating the complexities of modern parenting.

Whether you're dealing with your child's screen addiction, navigating trauma, or just trying to understand how to better connect with your children, this episode provides actionable tips to foster a healthier family dynamic.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Awakened Parenting: Begin with self-awareness. Parenting starts with your own emotional regulation and understanding.
  2. Co-Regulation: Learn how you and your child can mirror each other's nervous systems, and why it’s vital to create a calm, safe space for emotional regulation.
  3. The Anxiety Avalanche: Children today face unprecedented levels of anxiety, partly driven by screens and overstimulation. Discover how to address this at its roots.
  4. Parenting without Perfection: Helicopter parenting and permissiveness are extremes. Tammy encourages finding a balance through intentional and informed parenting choices.
  5. The Power of Play: For younger children, play is their language. Through toys, they can express complex emotions, including trauma.
  6. Teenage Connection: It’s never too late to reconnect with your teenager. Focus on regaining influence by building trust and showing genuine interest in their world.
  7. The Role of Trauma: Trauma isn’t always about major events—how a child perceives and processes an event is key. Understanding trauma can help you better support your child’s emotional journey.

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S3 Episode 1: Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Hell of School Struggles and Refusal

S3 Episode 1: Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Hell of School Struggles and Refusal

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07/23/24 • 42 min

Hello parents, carers, educators, and practitioners! It's Lucia Silver here, and I'm thrilled to bring you another enlightening episode of My Mighty Quinn. Today, we have the honour of welcoming back Dr. Joshua Madsen, a renowned chiropractic neurologist specialising in children with neurodevelopmental delays and functional medicine. It's been a while since we last spoke, and I'm excited to dive into our discussion today.

In this episode, we explore the profound insights from Dr. Joshua Madsen on neurodevelopmental delays and the critical role of functional medicine. We focus on the underlying reasons behind school struggles and refusal, shedding light on the hidden challenges our children face.

Key Takeaways

  1. Integrative Approach: Dr. Madsen emphasises the importance of a comprehensive approach, considering diet, nutrition, gut health, and environmental factors. Addressing the whole child and their environment is crucial for effective intervention.
  2. Primitive Reflexes: A significant portion of the discussion revolves around the role of primitive reflexes in neurodevelopment. Dr. Madsen explains how retained reflexes can impact a child's ability to focus, read, and regulate emotions, leading to anxiety and behavioural challenges.
  3. Personal Experience: Dr. Madsen shares his own struggles with reading and attention issues during school, highlighting how early intervention and understanding the root causes could have changed his educational trajectory.
  4. School Refusal Epidemic: We delve into the alarming statistics of school refusal and persistent absenteeism. Dr. Madsen explains how neurodevelopmental delays and environmental factors contribute to this growing crisis.
  5. Practical Steps for Parents: The episode concludes with practical advice for parents. Dr. Madsen suggests starting with small, manageable changes in diet, reducing screen time, and addressing environmental toxins. He also underscores the importance of parents managing their own stress to create a supportive environment for their children.

Call to Action

We know it can feel overwhelming hearing all the things we need to do for our children, so we've created a headliner fact sheet downloadable with this podcast. Additionally, we'll launch a "Fresh Start" challenge for the new school year, including small steps across diet, screen time, and slee

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S3 Episode 2: ADHD Uncovered: Misconceptions, Medication and a 360° Approach with Sean McNicholas

S3 Episode 2: ADHD Uncovered: Misconceptions, Medication and a 360° Approach with Sean McNicholas

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01/16/25 • 71 min

In this episode, we’re tackling ADHD—a condition affecting millions of children and adults. Our guest, Sean McNicholas, brings unparalleled expertise and personal experience to the conversation.

ADHD diagnoses have soared in recent years, but too often, the focus remains on managing symptoms instead of understanding the root causes. This episode invites ADHD specialist, therapist, and coach Sean McNicholas, whose personal journey and professional insights shed light on holistic approaches that transform lives. Diagnosed with ADHD later in life, Sean has overcome immense challenges to become a leading advocate for brain health, working to uncover the root causes of ADHD and promote whole-child interventions.

Sean shares his 360° approach, emphasising sleep, diet, exercise, and the power of connection. Together, we explore ADHD misconceptions, the dangers of one-size-fits-all medication, and the need for early intervention. Sean also discusses his work addressing the school-to-prison pipeline, showing how holistic brain health strategies can rewrite narratives for children and adults alike.

Key Takeaways:

  • ADHD Goes Beyond the Stereotypes: ADHD impacts much more than attention, often affecting sleep, emotional regulation, and social relationships.
  • Holistic, Whole-Child Approaches: Addressing sleep, diet, exercise, and social connection can significantly improve brain health.
  • Medication is Not the Only Answer: While it has its place, treating ADHD with a one-size-fits-all approach overlooks the underlying issues.
  • Root Causes Matter: Factors like transgenerational trauma, gut health, and environmental influences play significant roles in ADHD development.
  • Family Support is Crucial: Healing ADHD symptoms often involves addressing the dynamics within the home, starting with parents’ regulation and self-awareness.

Episode Links:

  • Learn more about Sean McNicholas on Instagram, at his Website and his work at ADHD Liberty.
  • Download our Top Tips for ADHD Management: Free Cheat Sheet.
  • Recommended Podcast: The Attention Divide with Dr. Peter Skye and Dr. Ro

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"My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" - S1 Episode 4: The Importance of Movement and Motor Development in Child Brain Health - Lucia speaks with Dr Josh Madsen

S1 Episode 4: The Importance of Movement and Motor Development in Child Brain Health - Lucia speaks with Dr Josh Madsen

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09/12/23 • 50 min

Join Lucia as she delves into the world of child brain health, bringing you expert insights and empowering stories. In each episode, Lucia invites specialists, like Dr. Josh Madsen, a neurodevelopmental disorder expert, to share his knowledge and experiences.
Together, they explore the critical role of motor development in a child's overall brain health.

Discover the three key aspects highlighted by Dr. Josh - addressing primitive reflexes, developing balance centres, and enhancing eye tracking abilities. Gain valuable insights into understanding motor milestones and early detection of developmental issues. Learn how parents can become the best therapists through consistency, intention, and discipline in implementing exercises at home.

Through real-life testimonials, witness the transformative power of dedicated efforts and exercises in children's lives. Lucia and her guests are committed to empowering parents with accessible information, bridging the gap between science and practical application. Tune in to become part of a movement dedicated to nurturing thriving and balanced young minds.

Embark on a journey of knowledge, inspiration, and support, and be part of The Brain Health Movement today!
Key Takeaways:
Primitive Reflexes, Balance Centres, and Eye Tracking:

  • Dr. Josh highlights three key aspects for optimal brain development.
  • Addresses primitive reflexes, develops balance centres, and enhances eye tracking abilities.

Understanding Motor Milestones:

  • Dr. Josh emphasises the importance of observing and understanding a child's motor milestones.
  • Provides a timeline for expected developmental milestones in the first year of life.

Early Detection of Motor Development Issues:

  • Parents should be vigilant about potential signs of delayed or underdeveloped motor skills in their child.
  • Early detection allows for timely intervention and support.

Parent as the Best Therapist:

  • Dr. Josh emphasises that parents play a crucial role in their child's development.
  • Consistency, intention, and discipline are key factors in implementing developmental exercises at home.

Benefits of Consistent Effort:

  • Consistent exercises lead to physical, psychological, and cognitive improvements in children.
  • Dr. Josh explains the cycl

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