Unraveling The Brain With Dr. Josh Madsen
Dive into the world of child development with Dr. Josh Madsen. This podcast covers essential topics like autism, ADHD, brain injuries, and primitive reflex integration, alongside innovative therapies like low-level laser therapy. We share expert insights, parent success stories, and actionable advice for healthcare professionals. Additionally, we guide clinicians on how to build and run successful practices like ours, helping more children reach their full potential. Join us in unraveling the complexities of child development and empowering the next generation.
Unraveling The Brain With Dr. Josh Madsen
Latest Episodes
He Couldn't Walk for 10 Years. Then This Happened.
For ten years, Matei’s parents were told by doctors that his developmental delays were just laziness or that he was simply a late bloomer. Despite severe physical struggles and the loss of his speech and eye contact, every medical ...
The Most Harmful Advice Parents Hear After a Brain Injury
For many parents of children with Traumatic Brain Injury or Cerebral Palsy, these are the most devastating words they can hear from a provider. But according to Dr. Josh Madsen, it’s also the most harmful advice possible.In this episode...
Laser Therapy - Your Questions Answered
Ever wondered if at-home laser therapy is right for your child? In this episode of Unwrapping the Brain, we are demystifying photobiomodulation and answering the most common questions we get about using laser therapy for neurodevelopmental supp...
‘No Hope’ After a Car Crash… But Her Husband Refused to Quit
After a devastating car crash left twenty three year old Andrea with a diffuse axonal injury, a hypoxic brain injury, and a locked in presentation, her family was told that meaningful recovery was unlikely. She could not move, speak, or respond...
The Real Reason Kids With Cerebral Palsy Struggle to Progress
In this episode, Dr. Josh breaks down a completely different way to approach cerebral palsy care. Instead of chasing symptoms, he explains why many kids with CP struggle because their brain is still inflamed, their mitochondria are underperform...