Sometimes, our kids’ behaviors get a little bit too concerning which makes us wonder whether or not these behaviors are symptoms that could be a sign of a clinical issue. This leaves parents feeling lost considering that while many behaviors are normal and part of growing up, some may indeed indicate underlying clinical issues that need attention and support.This is an episode parents shouldn’t miss as we are joined by an amazing guest, Tiffany, who will be sharing her whole journey both as a mom and a dad who trusted her guts and got ahead of the problem in healing the brain by treating the symptoms not the diagnosis. How Tiffany started to take charge.Tiffany recalls noticing behavioral concerns with her 2-year-old son who was always so energetic and was dealing with some speech problems. They noticed red flags that were not typical for kids his age.They went to consult with a pediatrician but the latter said not to worry about the speech of her son as everything will come soon but as time passed by, nothing’s happening. Tiffany’s instinct told her that something is definitely off regarding the situation despite everyone telling her that it’s going to be okay.It started to frustrate her son not being able to speak properly – wanting to say the words but couldn’t – which is what made them seek help from a speech therapist. However, they were told that everything was fine. Well, it turned out he had a tongue tie as soon as they found another great speech therapist.Luckily, the new speech therapist was able to assess Tiffany’s kid properly and the progress was instant. They also found that something wasn’t right with his nervous system. A friend of Tiffany’s suggested going to a chiropractor and that’s how their natural healing journey began.The importance of asking for help.Seeking help for mental health issues is crucial, especially when dealing with conditions like somatic symptom disorder, anxiety disorder, or any other mental illness. It is essential to remember that addressing and managing the symptoms is just as vital as focusing on the diagnosis itself. We have to instill in our minds and other people’s minds that seeking help empowers individuals to cope with their symptoms, anxiety, or any other mental health challenges. By addressing the symptoms proactively, individuals can enhance their well-being and health. It's important to prioritize symptom management and not let the fear of judgment hinder them towards recovery and mental wellness. There’s nothing wrong with asking for help. There are times when everyone’s going to keep reassuring you that everything’s going to be okay sooner or later but then you’ll notice no developments after a while. You can’t just stick to doing the same thing and expect a different outcome; that’s not how it works.It’s really beneficial to surround yourself with supportive and understanding people who believe in a holistic approach. As parents, we’re supposed to know our kids best. As such, if your gut feeling tells you that something is not right or that there might be an underlying issue, it's crucial to take those concerns seriously and seek professional help.Be a strong advocate for your kid's well-being. Connect with other parents who may have faced similar challenges. Sharing experiences and supporting one another can be beneficial. However, parents should also take care of themselves as everything can be emotionally taxing.The importance of nutrition and neurofeedback.It is imperative for us to monitor the nutritional components that kids get. Like what Tiffany mentioned, having an anti-inflammatory diet will do wonders to your kid’s physical and mental health; so much healing can happen. Nutrition and neurofeedback play significant roles in supporting individuals dealing with various conditions, such as functional...