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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 57 MIN

Ep 13: The Nervous System & Children: What Every Parent Should Know - Dr. Erin Taylor Hann

from The Eleana V Podcast · host Eleana

In today’s episode, I sit down with Dr Erin Taylor Hann for one of the most fascinating and eye-opening conversations I’ve had on the podcast so far.Dr Erin has such a deep understanding of the nervous system, children’s behaviour and the connection between the body, emotions and regulation. Her passion for helping children and families is incredibly evident throughout this conversation.We discuss why children’s behaviour is so often misunderstood, what dysregulation can actually look like in kids and how things like fussy eating and bedwetting may be linked to retained primitive reflexes and nervous system stress.This episode is packed with valuable insights for parents, teachers and anyone working with children. I genuinely walked away from this conversation seeing children’s behaviour through a completely different lens and I know many of you will too ❤️Follow Dr Erin Taylor Hann: @drerintaylorhannhttps://www.instagram.com/drerintaylorhann?igsh=bWxzc2d0eW5heHl6#nervoussystem #parenting #childdevelopment #autism #wellnesspodcast

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