EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 49 MIN
Gemma Herbertson: Neuroplasticity Therapies for Autism
from Parents Unheard · host Joe and Kayleigh
In this episode, I’m joined by Gemma Herbertson from Neuro Frontiers to explore how neuroplasticity therapies can support autistic individuals across their lives. We unpack common misconceptions, discuss why proper neuroevaluation matters, and look at how personalised programmes can unlock meaningful change.What we cover:The four neuromyths surrounding autismWhat neuroplasticity really means, and why every brain has the capacity to changeThe role and value of neuroevaluation in understanding individual brain profilesNeuroplasticity-based therapies available for autistic individualsWhy personalised programmes are more effective than one-size-fits-all approachesHow Neuro Frontiers supports individuals, parents and carers, therapists, and researchers with practical tools and resourcesAbout Neuro FrontiersNeuro Frontiers is a platform dedicated to providing practical, evidence-informed tools and resources focused on neuroplasticity therapies. Their work supports individuals, families, clinicians, and researchers in improving brain function through personalised, targeted approaches.This conversation is a grounded, hopeful look at what’s possible when we move beyond myths and focus on the brain as a dynamic, changeable system.Listen now and learn how understanding the brain differently can open up new pathways for support and progress.
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