Podcast

Topics of conversation:

• What is Sensory Processing Disorder?  Signs, symptoms, and potential causes.
• Laird candidly talks about daughter Jamie's experience with SPD.
• Helpful resources for parents, plus inspiring advice and support from Laird.
• Current medical understanding of SPD, treatment protocols, public awareness.
• Lairds experience writing a memoir, publishing a book with a niche market, future projects including new book "Sensory Diet."

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1. Fist of all we talked about Kevin’s background, about what he did before.
2. Next he explained us the main reason why diets and exercise programs usually fail.
3. He talked about the basics of his empowering photo idea and how he came to it.
4. He gave more explanations about what the empowering photo can help you with and what you need to do with it.
5. And more.

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