Deciphering neurodevelopmental and behavioural disorders

"All children have within them the potential to be great kids. It's our job to create a world where this potential can flourish". (Stanley Greenspan MD, 2007)

Extensive neuroplasticity research shows that the environment impacts brain development, and children who experience minimal interference with their nervous systems are more likely to comprehend their surroundings (Marzola, 2017).

How can we, as parents, provide stimulus, nutrition and activities that can help unleash their potential?

In this talk, we will cover:
- The impact and breadth of neurodevelopmental disorders - you're not alone.
- The key milestones of brain development in infants, children and teens & tips on how to achieve them
- The things to look out for - a watch-out for disruptors that can impede their development
- Some tips and ways to stimulate healthy brain development

Wednesday 11 March  
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Chiropractic Life Casuarina
46 Vanderlin Drive, Casuarina

NO COST to attend!

Bookings required! 
Go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-workshop-the-spectrum-revealed-casuarina-tickets-1658507684129?aff=odcleoeventsincollection&keep_tld=1

Other workshops in this series:
1st Oct - Bulletproof Your Low Back
5th Nov - Sleep Well
3rd Dec - Stress
14th Jan - Atomic Habits
11th Feb - Fix Your Form To Perform

To find out more about these Workshops and to book your place:
Chiropractic Life Casuarina
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These Workshops are proudly supported by City of Darwin's Healthy Darwin program.