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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 2H 4M

#28 What is Neuroplasticity and why it matters with Gemma Herbertson

from Meeting People · host Amul Pandya

Gemma Herbertson is the founder of Neuro Frontiers an online learning platform dedicated to empowering individuals to understand and harness the power of Neuroplasticity therapies.These powerful tools, if properly uses, can maintain, restore, improve, and even create brain function.In 2012 Gemma invented the Exchange Breathing Method to help tackle her baby boy who was suffering from relentless seizures. Up to 500 a week. Our conversation covers her journey into the field of Neuroplasticity driven by a relentless pursuit of making her son's life better. She gives some practical advice on how to improve brain function and I'm also the beneficiary of some on-air therapy! Gemma's story of turning adversity into a lifelong commitment to learning and public service is one for us to admire and emulate.You can learn more about Neuro Frontiers here: https://neurofrontiers.org/This podcast was produced by Matt Cooper (https://linktr.ee/thisismattcooper) with music by Loverman (https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mH930VvONxn76Kqpnixjy).This podcast was produced by Matt Cooper with music composed by Loverman.

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