Early Intervention Matters
Dr. Inyang Takon
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The Early Intervention Matters Podcast is a podcast that informs, inspires and equips parents and professionals who live and work with children with neurodevelopmental difficulties and disabilities like autism, adhd, tic-disorders, and learning difficulties.
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- Dr. Jess Morgan, Paediatrician Turned Teacher Speaks on Puberty in Neurodivergent Children · 51 dkIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon talks to Dr. Jess Morgan, a former NHS paediatrician who retrained as a primary school teacher and is also a mum of two girls. Jess has seen…
- Connected Dad: Supporting Fathers of Neurodivergent Children · 37 dkIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon talks with John Greenall, Consultant Community Paediatrician, coach, father of four and author of Connected Dad. Together they look at why dads…
- Waiting for Speech Therapy? Start Here... Dr. Inyang Takon Interviews Jeaneen Tang · 49 dkDoctors told Jeaneen Tang her son might never walk or talk. He is 12 now, and he loves to sing and hold a conversation. Jeaneen is a speech-language pathologist with 25 years of…
- Empowering Neurodivergent Teens: Lawrence C Harris's Advice for Young People and their Parents · 40 dkIn this episode, Lawrence talks with Dr. Inyang Takon about what a late autism diagnosis looked like from the inside, why cultural and faith-community stigma can delay families…
- The Tiegerman Story: One Family's Relentless Journey to Build a School for Neurodivergent Learners. · 42 dkHis mother watched her sister lose the ability to speak — Forty years later, that story is a school that's changed 700 lives annually In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon sits down…
- "Decisions About Patients Should Never Be Made Without Patients" · 1 sa 11 dkSummary: Ruth Ajayi, Patient Advocate, Public Speaker, and Non-Executive Director, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to talk about how a traumatic maternity experience sixteen years ago…
- Aggressive. Manipulative. Lazy...?" Why We're Getting FASD Behaviour Wrong · 1 sa 17 dkAntonia Rathbun Lindsey, an internationally recognised art therapist and FASD specialist with 40 years of experience, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to reframe how we understand…
- The Language of Play: Dinalynn Rosenbush on Speech, Sign Language, and Waiting Lists · 1 sa 4 dkSummary Dinalynn Rosenbush, a 30-year speech-language pathologist and creator of the top 1.5% podcast The Language of Play, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to reframe how parents think…
- Seeing the Whole Child: Beyond the Diagnosis with Dr. Sudipta Sen · 1 sa 18 dkSummary: Dr. Sudipta Sen, a consultant paediatrician with over 33 years of experience across NHS and private practice, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to unpack what it really means to…
- From Diagnosis to Belonging: Autism, Fatherhood and Disability Advocacy | John Fela · 1 sa 9 dkJohn Fela describes himself as a “Swiss Army knife of disability advocacy”—and it is an unusually accurate description. He brings nearly 20 years in education, experience as a…
- Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) - When Symptoms are Real but Tests are Normal... · 56 dkWhat happens when a child experiences seizures, tics, weakness, paralysis or persistent pain—but hospital tests do not reveal an identifiable medical cause? That does not mean…
- "Pills Don't Give Skills": The Surprising Benefits of Coaching for Neurodiverse Children · 45 dkHost: Dr. Inyang Takon Guest: Dr. Norrine Russell Podcast: Early Intervention Matters ABOUT THIS EPISODE In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon sits down with Dr. Norrine Russell…
- Parenting Harmony: Music, Autism and the Power of Everyday Connection · 1 sa 0 dkIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon welcomes Craig Parks, founder of Parenting Harmony, camp director and children’s musician with more than 30 years…
- Supporting Neurodivergent Children in Nigeria: Barriers, Hope, and Progress · 1 sa 17 dkDr. Inyang Takon and Dr. Gbemisola Boyede discuss the systemic, cultural, and resource barriers facing neurodivergent children and their families in Nigeria and across Africa…
- From education to employment and independence - Advocacy for Young Autistic Adults in Transition - with Carol Waldman · 37 dkDr. Inyang Takon and Carol Waldman discuss the critical gaps in support for autistic young adults transitioning from education to employment and independence, and how parent…
- Autistic Adults, Independence & the System That Fails Them: April Ratchford talks to Dr. Inyang Takon · 49 dkFor many autistic young people, turning 18 means one thing: the end of support. The services, the structure, the familiar professionals? Gone. Left with a piece of paper for…
- Resilience and Grief in Parents of Neurodivergents: Navigating Feelings of Loss and Building Support Systems · 43 dkWhat does it really feel like to grieve a future that hasn't happened yet? For parents of neurodivergent children, the moment of diagnosis can trigger a profound and often…
- Changing the Conversation Around Childhood Obesity | with Dr. Evan Nadler · 46 dkDr. Inyang Takon welcomes Dr. Evan Nadler, an internationally recognised paediatric surgeon and childhood obesity specialist, for an honest conversation that challenges many of…
- The Hidden Scripts Shaping Your Child's Confidence, Mindset & Success - With Dr. Albert Bramante · 59 dkDr. Inyang Takon is joined by Dr. Albert Bramante to explore the powerful connection between neurodiversity, mindset, self-esteem, emotional development, and the invisible…
- Rare Epilepsy, Resilience, and Advocacy: Mike Gomoll's Inspiring Story · 46 dkIn this deeply moving episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Takon speaks with Mike Gomoll, father, advocate, and founder of Joey's Song, about his family's journey through…
