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38. Brain vs. Body Age: The Perfect Storm and It's Impact on Developmental Milestones

Author
Dr. Matt Hill
Published
Tue 27 May 2025
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In this episode, Dr. Matt Hill focuses on the brain age versus body age concept in pediatric chiropractic care. The podcast emphasizes the importance of understanding and effectively communicating how neurological development may progress differently from physical growth in children, leading to significant changes during chiropractic treatment. Dr. Matt discusses the potential initial signs of what might appear as regression but are actually crucial for neurological awakening and healing. He illustrates this point with real-life patient stories and offers strategies for chiropractors and their teams to better communicate and set expectations with parents. The episode aims to transform frustration and struggles into celebration and improved buy-in for care plans, ultimately enhancing the life-changing impact on families.

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Key Moments: 

00:27 Welcome to the Family Practice Podcast

01:23 Understanding Regression in Pediatric Chiropractic Care

02:13 Brain Age vs. Body Age: A Game Changer

06:29 Real-Life Case Study: Navigating Neurological Awakening

12:38 The Science Behind Developmental Challenges

23:21 Recalibrating the Nervous System

23:54 The Chip and Joanna Gaines Analogy

24:58 Signs of Neurological Awakening

27:26 Reframing Calm as Curiosity

28:11 Calvin's Story: From Calm to Curious

30:45 The Role of Chiropractic Care

35:06 Setting Expectations and Communication

39:55 Action Steps for Practitioners

42:14 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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