Neurodivergent Coach serving neurodiverse families – specialising in Autism & ADHD.
“Your child is not giving you a hard time – they are having a hard time.” Christian Vinceneux.
In the previous episode – Heritage Farmer Jade Miles talked about how regenerating landscapes, reconnecting people with their food and the land from which it grows, cultivates strong communities of change. Something she feels is crucial for our holistic health and future. Is it possible that there is a link between our food systems and neurodiversity?
Today there’s much more research about the relationship between, the gut and nutrition, which affects the brain and our nervous system. Our mind and body functions together so it makes sense that if any system is not functioning at an optimum level there will be an effect on the others. Why do we treat brain function separately in health?
There’s been a shift towards considering individual brain function when interacting with children and adults, whether as parents or business managers.
Parenting in the 60’s & 70’s focused on disciplining unruly behaviours, similarly the workplace functioned very differently during those decades. By the 80’s many were questioning why the behavioural parenting style wasn’t achieving results with all children and neuroscience research into the 90’s delivered some answers.
Occupational Therapist Christian Vinceneux based in San Diego CA, serves neurodiverse families as a Neurodivergent Coach, specialising in Autism and ADHD. Through his work with children in the 90’s he identified that he also had traits of ADHD and had been raised in a neurodiverse home.
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Website: https://www.lifeguidecoaching.org
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-vinceneux
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