ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Everything Early Childhood podcast episode 8 featuring special guest Kellie Bentley.
Have you ever wondered what comes first, the brain or the body? Listen to this episode to find out!
As we explore the body, the brain and discuss neurotypical development, signs to look out for, some strategies and how we can support our children to develop strong neural systems.
Resources: Kellie Bentley - unlocklearningandhealth.com.au
INPP Australia - https://inppaustralia.com.au/
Dr. Christine Payard - https://www.bodytobrainlearning.com/site/about
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Australia
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