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Welcome- this is an OLD channel; HEAD TO https://www.youtube.com/@Cath_Knibbs for the latest training, podcasts and uploads about Cybertrauma, Online Harm and Cyber Synapse episodes This video is about PVT Theory and simplifies how our brain and body work together and how stress can affect us . Yes I know there is a spelling error for those who like to point out fails ;) A resource for parents, teachers, social workers, therapists and more! This guide can be adapted to show children how their body works and how we can help them understand emotional regulation. Please share. Thank you!! For more information and to get in touch with Cath head over to www.catherineknibbs.co.uk

ACS - How the Ear Works - Auditory Transduction

What is trauma exactly? Or the ever-elusive concept known as the “flow state”? And why do some people just flat-out creep us out? It can all be explained by the autonomic nervous system — our body’s autopilot that keeps our heart beating, our lungs breathing, and our gut digesting; without us even thinking about it. The Polyvagal Theory is a new understanding of how our nervous system works, and explains everything from trauma, to the very essence of social behavior; while shedding light on possible treatments for autism and trauma. You’ll never think of your body and brain the same way again. The presenter, Seth Porges, appears on numerous TV shows on the Travel, Science, Discovery, History, and National Geographic channels. He also contributes to Bloomberg Business, Instyle, Forbes, New York mag, and Departures, amongst others. He holds the world record for most Nerd Nite talks ever given. Follow him on Twitter: http://twitter.com/sethporges Seth did another terrific Nerd Nite talk - 20 Stories of Unexpected Geniuses and Inventors in 20 Minutes. See it here: https://youtu.be/464wSjM-MiQ Nerd Nite is a monthly presentation series held in nearly 100 cities globally during which several folks give fun-yet-informative presentations across all disciplines... while the audience drinks beer! Find a Nerd Nite near you (or become a presenter!): https://nerdnite.com/ Like Nerd Nite on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nerdnite Follow Nerd Nite on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nerdnite

Dr. Hallowell and Dr. Minson, experts in their fields of ADHD and sound therapy, respectively, discuss how iLs works. They explain how the multi-sensory input of iLs is used to improve functional outcomes. iLs therapy is suitable for OT, SLP, Educators, Autism therapists and counselors. Learn more about our groundbreaking therapy at www.integratedlistening.com

Our Clinical Director, Dr. Ron Minson, has decades of experience working with adults and children with processing delays, attention and learning differences, as well as brain dysfunction ... and more … using iLs’ music and movement therapy. In this video, Dr. Ron (while standing on an iLs balance board!) shares his perspective on the importance of movement for brain development, memory, and learning.

Learn more about concussions and how to treat them in this series of videos with iLs Clinical Director, Ron Minson, MD.

Welcome to the 2016 Brain IDEAS Symposium, Hosted by the Invisible Disabilities Association (IDA) in Denver, CO. Meet Ron Minson, MD. Ron B. Minson, M.D. received his medical degree from UCLA School of Medicine and is board-certified in Psychiatry and Neurology. His general medical background includes serving as a family physician and health center Medical Director and clinical psychiatrist. Dr. Minson served as Chief of Psychiatry for Presbyterian Medical Center and Director of Behavioral Sciences at Mercy Hospital in Denver. Dr. Minson is the creator of Integrated Listening Systems: http://www.IntegratedListening.com Read more about Dr. Minson: http://invisibledisabilities.org/seminarsandevents/2015-brain-ideas-symposium-its-all-in-your-head-10-23-15/ron-minson-md-speaker-on-brain-disorders-autism/ IDA's 2016 Brain IDEAS symposium focused on Brain Disorders, Brain Health, and Brain Therapy. Nine expert speakers delivered dynamic, science, and story-filled talks on relevant topics including Alzheimer’s, Mental Training, Humor Therapy, Stroke, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Dyslexia, ADHD, Attention Deficit Disorders, Learning Disabilities and Phantom Pain. Expert-led panels were included in each section allowing attendees to interact with presenters. Our lunch program honored three experts in Healthy Living, Research and Innovation, followed by Top-Ten Billboard recording artist Billy Mclaughlin. Be sure to join us for the next amazing Brain IDEAS Symposium: http://www.BrainIDEAS.org Together we can make a difference in your community and around the globe! The IDA Team Invisible Disabilities Association http://www.InvisibleDisabilities.org The Invisible Disabilities Association (IDA) is a non-profit organization that has been encouraging, educating and connecting people and organizations touched by invisible disabilities around the world since 1996. IDA provides awareness, education and support through our websites, articles, pamphlets, booklets, radio and television interviews, videos, seminars, events, programs, Annual Awards, Brain Symposiums, Invisible Disabilities Week, online resources, online community, social media, newsletters and the sharing of endeavors of individuals and organizations. #autism #therapy #autismtherapy #autistic #sensory #children #balance #brain #disorders #neuroplasticity #function #ils #integratedlistening #minson #conference #seminar #symposium #doctors #nurses #therapists #research #speakers #medical #psychiatry #dyslexia #learningdisabilities #learningdifferences