Tara Hunkin – What You Need to Know About the Cerebellum’s Role in Cognition and Emotion

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I’m Tara Hunkin, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified GAPS Practitioner, Restorative Wellness Practitioner, mother, and founder of My Child Will Thrive. I am passionate about helping parents like you because I have been in your shoes. My Child Will Thrive is the resource I wish I had found years ago.

After 13 years — and counting — researching, applying therapies and techniques, succeeding and learning from mistakes, the journey to recover my daughter from multiple neurodevelopmental disorders (dyspraxia, sensory processing disorder, general learning disability, dyslexia, auditory processing disorder…) has been an eye-opening, soul-searching, sometimes lonely trip.

My learning never ends. Whether formally, through courses and conferences, or informally, by reading, listening and research, I am on a mission to transform what I’ve learned into useful, practical solutions for parents who are where I was at the beginning of my journey — confused, determined, scared and hopeful.

Knowing more about your child’s health and the possible underlying causes is the key to finding the path to recovery. Envisioning your child’s total recovery (whatever that means to you) is, dare I say, a reasonable and necessary part of the process. Knowledge is power, hope is fuel.

Things You Will Learn

What the cerebellum is responsible for?
The cerebellum is responsible for more than was originally believed
Sensory perception and the cerebellum
The cerebellum is the coordinator of all the inputs from other parts of the brain
How does this relate to primitive reflexes
And so much more…

Show Notes

What is the cerebellum responsible for? (2:00)
Neuro-rehab (2:30)
What symptoms may be seen (4:00)
What has been seen in PET scans (6:30)
What does this all mean? (8:00)
In my Free resource library, check out the primitive reflexes cheat sheet (9:15)