What does the term evidence-based really mean in the context of the NDIS? This blog explores how varying definitions of evidence impact supported therapies, the role of research, and why lived experience and clinical insight must be part of the conversation.
This article explores how screen time influences the developing brain, focusing on changes to structure, attention, and emotional regulation. It draws on current research to examine the links between digital exposure and behavioural outcomes in children and adolescents.
How do everyday experiences shape the developing brain? This article explores the science of conditioning and neuroplasticity, revealing how learning, repetition, and emotional responses form the foundation of behaviour and brain development.
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Wondering if Roblox is safe for your kids? With millions of young players worldwide, Roblox offers a unique gaming experience full of creativity and social interaction. However, it also comes with risks that every parent should understand. This blog dives into key safety concerns, supported by real-world examples and research, while providing actionable tips to … Read more
In the world of mental health and neurodevelopmental therapies, the term “evidence-based” has become synonymous with credibility and effectiveness. Evidence-based guidelines are expected to stem from rigorous research, empirical data, and proven methodologies. However, the reality is often more complex. When professional opinions make their way into documents marketed as evidence-based, it can blur the … Read more
Discover how neurotherapy can help improve autism spectrum disorder (ASD) symptoms, including social behavior, attention, and sensory regulation. Learn about its non-invasive, personalized approach and long-term benefits.