Best Chiropractic Neurology Podcasts (2025)

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Why Chiropractic Works (and Why It’s So Misunderstood) 1:01:56

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In this episode of The Write Brain Podcast, we explore the deeper science and philosophy behind chiropractic care and its foundational role in brain development and functional neurology. After Ellis receives a live chiropractic adjustment from her father, Dr. Robert Melillo, the two delve into the origins of chiropractic, its long-standing ties to …

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Jenn Cooke: Hypothyroidism, Acting, and Healing 57:30

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Actress and singer Jen Cooke opens up about her decade-long health spiral—weight changes, fatigue, anxiety, “ADHD” labels, liver enzyme scares, stopping meds—and how a hypothyroidism diagnosis (and the right support) helped her rebuild energy, creativity, and life. Dr. Robert breaks down the brain–hormone–immune loop (HPA axis, sympathetic/parasymp…

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Tune Your Brain: QEEG, Neurofeedback, and Real-World Calm 51:23

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We get nerdy—in a good way. What is QEEG? How does neurofeedback actually work? Dr. Rob shares the history (from Hans Berger to hospital EEGs), why brain rhythms (delta → gamma) matter, and how timing/synchrony between networks shapes attention, anxiety, creativity, and sleep. Ellis adds lived moments—racing thoughts at night, meditations that stic…

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Respect Matters: The Case of the 'The Philadelphia Karen Baseball Fan' 12:42

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Respect in public spaces is essential for maintaining a peaceful, cooperative, and safe society. When we act respectfully, we show consideration for others' rights, comfort, and personal space. It helps build trust, reduces conflict, and reflects positively on our character. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and …

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Callum Kerr: Music, TV, and the Art of Starting 56:15

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Callum Kerr joins Ellis and Dr. Robert Melillo to jam on creativity, anxiety, and growth—from Scottish roots to Nashville stages and TV sets. We get into why “fast glasses” are a personality trait, how acting taught him to handle rejection, singing American country with a Scottish heart, playing sober, and the difference between being naturally goo…

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The Hidden Roots of Procrastination: Fear, Avoidance & Finding Motivation 47:51

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In this candid and vulnerable episode of The Write Brain, Ellis and Dr. Melillo dive deep into the often misunderstood world of procrastination and task avoidance. Through personal stories, neuroscience insights, and compassionate accountability, they explore why starting something — no matter how small — can feel impossible for those with right-br…

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Neurotransmitters and The Truth About Chemical Imbalances 48:30

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In this episode of The Write Brain podcast we explore the myths surrounding chemical imbalances in the brain and discover the reality of neurotransmitters, brain function, and effective mental health solutions. Learn about dopamine, serotonin, and the impact of medication on brain activity versus long-term functional changes. Understand the vital d…

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Chasing Dreams and Overcoming Dyslexia with Roman Alexander 58:47

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, Roman Alexander joins to discuss his latest music releases, overcoming personal challenges, and the impact of right-brain dominance. We touch upon Roman's musical beginnings, his struggle with dyslexia, the effects of concussions, and how he deals with anxiety. Roman also shares insights into the music in…

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Overcoming Anxiety and Right Brain Dominance 43:59

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we explore Ellis' personal battle with anxiety, the impacts of an imbalanced right-brain dominance, and the importance of creating mental routines. Dr. Melillo provides scientific insights on neurological imbalances. The conversation also dives into the hilarity and struggles of a songwriter's life, concl…

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All the Small Things Matter! 7:33

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The idea that "every little thing you do matters" emphasizes that even seemingly insignificant actions can have a larger impact, whether on yourself, others, or the world around you. It suggests that consistency, attention to detail, and recognizing the interconnectedness of actions can lead to significant outcomes. This concept is often used to en…

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From Stage Fright to Spotlight: Emma Zinck's Musical Journey 56:50

2M ago56:50

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we have Emma Zinck, acclaimed as one of the world's best female guitarists, we delve into Emma's background, her musical inspirations, and personal struggles. We explore her upbringing in Virginia, experiences with anxiety, overcoming stage fright, and the impact of her parents' support on her career. Emm…

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Your Genes Are Not Your Destiny (Secrets of Epigenetics) 46:13

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In this conversation, Ellis and Dr. Melillo dive into the fascinating world of epigenetics, discussing how genes are not fixed determinants of our health and behavior. They explore common misconceptions about genetics, the significant role of environmental factors in gene expression, and the implications for mental health. The discussion emphasizes…

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Beyond Relaxation: How massage therapy transforms mental health with Angel Reno 57:10

2M ago57:10

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Join Dr. Alex Nelson as he sits down with expert massage therapist Angel Reno to explore the profound healing power of therapeutic touch. In this eye-opening conversation, Angel shares her transformative journey into massage therapy and reveals how services at Massage Heights are revolutionizing the wellness industry.…

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Discover Your Passion and Live a Life You Love 15:39

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Discovering your passion and living a life you love is a journey of self-discovery, experimentation, and taking action. It involves identifying what truly excites you, exploring different paths, and aligning your actions with your inner desires. This process can lead to a more fulfilling and purposeful life. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional An…

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Dealing Successfully with Murphy's Law 11:28

3M ago11:28

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The most common phrasing of Murphy's Law is, "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong." Humorous Context : It's typically used in a lighthearted way to acknowledge the frustrating reality that things don't always go as planned. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting/life coach/ gym-chalk covered philosop…

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Inside the Creative Mind: Taylor John Smith on Acting and Growth 53:02

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, actor Taylor John Smith shares his journey from growing up with dreams of being a soldier to becoming a Hollywood actor. He discusses his childhood in Virginia, the moment he discovered acting, and the challenges he faced along the way. Taylor also opens up about personal struggles, family dynamics, and t…

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Embracing The Tiger: Facing and Embracing your Fears and Anxieties 22:03

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Embracing fear and anxiety is a powerful approach to managing these emotions and fostering personal growth. Instead of viewing fear and anxiety as problems to be eliminated, this perspective encourages acceptance and understanding of these natural human experiences. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting/l…

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The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) on Mental and Physical Health 48:58

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we delve into the profound impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on brain development, mental health, and physical health. We discuss the history of ACEs research, the ten identified childhood experiences, and their long-term effects on individuals. We also explore the importance of resilience, t…

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Assert Your Power Over "The Way Its Supposed to Be" 18:53

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Letting go of unhealthy societal expectations is a process of understanding, challenging, and ultimately prioritizing your own values and well-being over external pressures to conform. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting/life coach/ gym-chalk covered philosopher talks about LIVING YOUR LIFE FOR YOU!!!!…

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Live Like You’ll See 100 The Mindset Behind Extreme Longevity 19:55

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In this episode, Dr. Dan Cooper discusses the concept of longevity and the importance of living a high-quality life. He emphasizes that while living to 100 is desirable, it should not come at the cost of suffering through poor health. The conversation covers essential lifestyle changes, including nutrition, fitness, mental health, purpose, and soci…

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Voices of Resilience: A Musical Journey with Thunderstorm Artis 44:17

3M ago44:17

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast we dive deep into the extraordinary life of Thunderstorm Artis, a talented musician known from American Idol. From growing up in Hawaii with 10 siblings, facing homelessness, to nearly taking his own life, Thunderstorm opens up about his struggles, triumphs, and the pivotal role of faith and family in his …

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Building Self Confidence: Thrive just don't survive 19:19

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Self-confidence is a belief in one's own abilities and judgment, leading to a sense of trust in oneself and one's capabilities. It's about having a positive view of your strengths and weaknesses, setting realistic goals, and feeling capable of handling challenges. Building self-confidence involves practicing self-compassion, celebrating small victo…

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Exploring Primitive Reflexes: The Key to Addressing Mental Health Challenges 55:02

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we explore the fascinating world of primitive reflexes and their vital role in human brain development. Learn about the various reflexes, their significance, and how they can affect mental health from childhood to adulthood. We also touch on the importance of early identification and intervention to addre…

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You Put WHAT in my WHAT!... Gross... Covid Spike Proteins found in multiple organ systems! 26:12

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The pathological Spike Proteins of Covid 19 have been found in organs and tissues throughout our body, just not limited to the respiratory system This may explain all the side effects and deaths from the wild type infection and the vaccine. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Functional Analysis Chiropractic Technique and lifting/life coach/ gym-chalk cover…

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Understanding GERD, Heartburn, and the Role of Stomach Acid 17:35

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Join Dr. Dan Cooper on RAD|health as he delves into the intricacies of GERD, heartburn, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Dr. Cooper explains the common symptoms, causes, and conventional treatments, and offers insight into why low stomach acid is often the culprit. Learn about the importance of hydrochloric acid in protein digestion and …

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COVID plus 5 : Spikes and Life. What did we learn? 32:10

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It's been 5 years, what have we learned. Yes, research suggests that the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the virus that causes COVID-19, can trigger inflammation. Studies have shown that the spike protein From the wild type virus OR THE VACCINE can act as a trigger for pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines, leading to an elevated inflamm…

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Natural Reversal of Type 2 Diabetes: Insights from Dr. Dan Cooper 49:57

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Join Dr. Dan Cooper on this insightful episode of RAD|health as he explores the natural reversal of type 2 diabetes. Discover why Dr. Cooper believes the allopathic approach to diabetes management is misleading and learn how lifestyle changes can normalize blood sugar levels. Gain actionable advice on diet, exercise, stress management, sleep optimi…

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Overcoming Creative Blocks with Tyler Ward 58:13

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, Tyler Ward, YouTuber and creator of Song House, discusses his life journey, including insights from his unique childhood, his experience at the Air Force Academy, and his success on YouTube. The conversation delves into the differences between right and left brain thinking, the challenges of completing cr…

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Unlocking the Power of Lifestyle Medicine with Dr. Dan Cooper 13:57

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In this episode of RAD|health, Dr. Dan Cooper delves into the essence of lifestyle medicine and its essentiality, especially when considering conventional biohacks and pharmaceutical approaches. Discussing the overlooked yet potent healing methods like morning sun exposure, grounding, and spending time in nature, Dr. Cooper shares insights from his…

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Eating Disorders and Self-Perception 49:04

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we engage in a heartfelt and open discussion about eating disorders and body image issues, inspired by a friend's story. The conversation delves into the challenges of being vulnerable, the impact of being highly in tune with one's body, and the difficulties of discussing such personal struggles. It also …

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Redefining Masculinity: A Holistic Approach with Amanda Bruno 55:35

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In this episode, Dr. Dan Cooper and herbalist Amanda Bruno delve into the complexities of masculinity, exploring its definition, societal perceptions, and the impact of environmental factors on men's health. They discuss the concept of toxic masculinity, emphasizing that it often stems from a lack of true masculinity rather than masculinity itself.…

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Dad Fitness Decoded: Building Strength for Life's Unexpected Moments 13:43

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In this episode, Dr. Dan Cooper addresses a question about getting 'back into shape' with an emphasis on long-term fitness and functional strength, specifically tailored for dads. Dr. Cooper outlines the essential components of 'dad strength' which includes mobility training to access full ranges of motion, developing strength in the transverse pla…

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Dad Bod 2.0: Embracing the New Standard of Health and Dedication 10:08

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In this episode, Dr. Dan Cooper discusses the concept of 'RAD|bod' as a healthier and more responsible alternative to the 'Dad Bod' trend. He critiques the idea of Dad Bod for celebrating mediocrity and encourages fathers to prioritize health, fitness, and goal achievement. Dr. Cooper emphasizes the importance of fathers being role models for their…

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Finding Freedom Through Music with Emmy Russell 43:39

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On this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we welcome Emmy Russell, a former American Idol contestant, and talented singer-songwriter. Emmy shares her personal journey from childhood to her music career, discussing her struggles with eating disorders, the impact of family, and the challenges and healing that come with her musical gift. Throughout …

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Unlocking Wellness: Dr. Dan Cooper on Health, Habits, and Human Performance 37:32

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In this episode of RAD|health, host Dr. Dan Cooper discusses the importance of wellness and its foundational role in achieving optimal health. Drawing from his experiences as a chiropractic and functional medicine physician, Dr. Cooper outlines the five key tenets of wellness: Eat Right, Move Right, Think Right, Hydration, and Recovery. He delves i…

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Interoception Insights: Feelings From Within 39:09

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we delve into the concept of interoception—the ability to sense internal body signals. We discuss its developmental importance, how it influences emotional and physical sensations, and its relation to right brain dominance. Key insights include how interoception affects empathy, self-awareness, and condit…

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Balancing the Brain: Overcoming Neurodivergent Challenges 44:33

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we discuss personal experiences with neurodivergence, including anxiety and OCD. We explore how these conditions impact daily life and the importance of recognizing and addressing imbalances in the brain. Practical solutions like red light therapy and brain drivers are also explained to help manage and im…

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The Power of Manifestation: Creating Your Reality 55:39

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On this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we delve into the powerful concept of manifestation. Broadcasting amidst the excitement of a tornado, we explore personal stories and scientific insights into how you can create your desired reality through focused intention, writing, and visualization. Learn practical steps and tips for bringing your big…

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Finding Authenticity: Spencer Crandall's Musical Adventure 57:01

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we invited guest Spencer Crandall discuss the power of resilience and authenticity in a creative career. Spencer shares his journey in music, childhood experiences, and personal struggles, offering invaluable insights into overcoming self-doubt and the impact of upbringing on creativity. Tune in for an in…

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Autism Awareness Month 59:48

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In this episode of The Write Brain Podcast, we dive into Autism Awareness Month with a special focus on understanding and supporting children on the autism spectrum. We share insights from Dr. Melillo's extensive work, revealing the brilliance and challenges of autistic individuals through real-life stories and groundbreaking research. Join us for …

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Navigating Depression 42:39

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we explore the importance of embracing uncertainty and identifying what you truly want in life, particularly when struggling with depression. We emphasize the significance of making small steps towards your goals, even if the path isn't clear. We share personal strategies for overcoming challenges, such a…

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Navigating a Healthy Pregnancy: Insights from Dr. Alex Nelson 40:06

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In this insightful episode of the Dr. Alex Show, host Dr. Alex Nelson dives into the important topic of pregnancy, spurred by requests from both a staff member and a loyal listener. Dr. Alex shares invaluable advice on how to ensure a healthy pregnancy and highlights the significance of parental health before conception. With a candid and thoughtfu…

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Trauma, Creativity, and the Path to Recovery with Twinnie 1:08:54

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In this episode of the Write Brain Podcast, we have our guest, Twinnie discuss her new album 'Something We Used to Say'. The conversation explores how she uses creativity as a form of therapy, turning a painful breakup into a powerful 22-song album. We delve into the concept of the right brain vs. left brain, discussing how creativity, trauma, and …

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Is Your Immune System Attacking Your Own Body? Thyroid and Autoimmune Issues 45:13

6M ago45:13

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In this episode of The Write Brain podcast, the hosts delve into the complexities of thyroid issues, particularly focusing on autoimmune disorders like Graves disease and Hashimoto's. They discuss the intricate relationship between the brain, immune system, and thyroid function, emphasizing how stress and dietary factors, particularly gluten sensit…

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The Truths Behind Dyslexia 45:35

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In this episode of The Right Brain, we discuss dyslexia, including common misconceptions, the true neurological basis of the condition, and the significance of word reading difficulties. We also delve into related conditions like dyscalculia and left-right confusion and explore why individuals with dyslexia often have enhanced right brain functions…

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Believing in yourself and not letting others' opinions affect you 30:10

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Believing in yourself and not letting the opinion of others affect you" means having strong self-confidence and a sense of self-worth, where you prioritize your own beliefs and goals over the judgments or perspectives of others, essentially choosing to not be swayed by external opinions and staying true to yourself. Dr. Fred Clary, founder of Funct…

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Exploring Left and Right Brain Myths 39:42

7M ago39:42

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the controversial topic of left brain vs. right brain. They tackle common misconceptions, backed by scientific research, and explain the different functions and specializations of each brain hemisphere. Dr. Melillo delves into historical 'split brain' studies, critiques misleading modern research, and shares pract…

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Understanding Panic Attacks and Anxiety 55:40

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In this episode, the hosts explore the intricate dynamics between the right and left brain, discussing how these differences can affect emotional well-being and learning. They delve into the significance of gut health and food sensitivities, particularly in relation to chronic illnesses and childhood development. The conversation also highlights th…

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Reimagining Education: How Marian Hope Academy is Transforming Learning 46:05

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In this episode of The Dr. Alex Show, Dr. Alex Nelson welcomes Angie Knight, the CEO of Marian Hope Academy, to discuss innovative educational approaches for children, particularly those with special needs. They explore the importance of executive functioning in education, emphasizing the need for children to develop critical thinking skills throug…

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From Sniper to Songwriter: Dallas Alexander on Resilience, Fear, and the Power of Music 47:21

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In this episode, Dallas Alexander shares his journey from a rural upbringing in Alberta, Canada, to becoming a sniper in the military and eventually transitioning into a successful country music career. He discusses the importance of resilience, mental health, and the impact of childhood experiences on personal growth. The conversation also touches…