Exploring Photobiomodulation for Children with Autism and other Disabilities with Dr. Kyle Daigle
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Host: Dana Jonson
Guest: Dr. Kyle Daigle
Introduction:
This episode of "Special Ed on Special Ed" features Dr. Kyle Daigle, an expert in neurological rehabilitation and child development. Dr. Daigle discusses the fascinating world of photobiomodulation, its impact on neurological disorders, and its application in treating children with disabilities such as ADHD and autism.
Memorable Quotes:
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"Photo bio modulation means changing life with light." ~ Dr. Kyle Daigle, explaining the essence of photobiomodulation during the podcast.
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"We're not treated from a nutritional deficiency standpoint." ~ Dr. Kyle Daigle, discussing his personal health journey and the shortcomings of traditional medical treatments in addressing nutritional deficiencies.
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"Different colors have different benefits... Red light therapy is phenomenal for just basically even helping out with sleep." ~ Dr. Kyle Daigle, describing the benefits of red light therapy in the context of therapeutic applications and its impact on various health conditions.
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"Primitive reflex integration work on myself was completely life-changing." ~ Dr. Kyle Daigle, sharing his personal transformation after integrating primitive reflex work into his own life, highlighting the profound impact it had on him.
Discussion Highlights:
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The significance of light therapy, or photobiomodulation, in neurological rehabilitation.
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The relationship between light exposure, brain function, and childhood developmental disorders.
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Dr. Daigle's personal journey from struggling with ADHD and allergies to becoming a pioneering therapist.
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The critical role of primitive reflexes in child development and their impact on conditions like autism and ADHD.
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Insights into Dr. Daigle's innovative approach, including the development of NeuroSage, a software that combines therapeutic exercises with engaging video game elements.
Specific Resources Mentioned:
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Books:
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"Cracking the Code of Autism" by Dr. Kyle Daigle: A guide for parents to understand the neurological aspects of autism and find strategies for support.
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Websites:
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Dr. Kyle Daigle's personal website: Dr. Kyle Daigle.com - A comprehensive resource for information about his work, photobiomodulation, and access to his book and NeuroSage software.
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Neuro Solution LLC: A clinic offering innovative therapies for neurological rehabilitation.
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Social Media and Online Platforms:
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Instagram & Facebook: Dr. Kyle Daigle's active pages for updates and insights.
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YouTube: Dr. Kyle Daigle's channel for educational content.
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Contact Information:
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Phone Number for Neuro Solution LLC: +1 337-499-3162
Call to Action:
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Share the Episode on Social Media: Share this episode link on you social media platforms to spread awareness about the benefits of photobiomodulation and Dr. Daigle's innovative approaches to treating neurological disorders.
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Leave a Review: Leave a positive review on your podcast platform if you found the episode informative and helpful.
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Engage with Content Online: Follow Dr. Kyle Daigle on social media, subscribe to his YouTube channel, and visit his website for more information. Engaging with his content online can provide ongoing support and promote the dissemination of valuable resources and information to a broader audience.
Note:
The conversation delves into the cutting-edge area of neurological therapy, emphasizing the importance of non-traditional approaches to treating complex conditions. Dr. Daigle’s dedication to advancing treatment options offers hope and new possibilities for children and families navigating the challenges of disabilities.