Save A Brain Head Quarters
Save A Brain Head Quarters
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Save A Brain Headquarters podcast, where we explore the complexities of the brain, the body's most intricate organ. Our mission is to foster connection, storytelling, and community—elements often lacking in the brain injury space. In this safe environment, you'll learn from medical professionals, share personal experiences, and connect with others who understand your journey. Together, we aim to deepen our knowledge, resonate with each other’s stories, and offer encouragement as we navigate this invisible challenge side by side. Join us in this important conversation!
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Content Themes
This podcast emphasizes themes of brain injury, recovery strategies, and mental resilience, encompassing topics like concussion recovery, PTSD impacts, and resources available for those affected. Specific episodes include discussions on individual healing journeys and practical advice for managing life post-injury, such as the importance of community support.
Welcome to the Save A Brain Headquarters Podcast : your go-to space for real conversations about brain health, concussions and the fascinating world of neuroscience.
Each episode dives into the complexities of the brain, our body’s most intricate and powerful organ; through expert insights, powerful storytelling, and community connection. Whether you’re navigating life after a concussion, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about how the brain works, this is a safe space to learn, reflect, and heal. You’ll hear from medical professionals, survivors, and advocates as we unpack the science, share personal journeys, and shine a light on the invisible challenges of brain injuries.
Together, we’ll build understanding, encourage one another, and elevate the conversation around brain health…one story at a time.
Join us. Your brain matters here.
In this episode of The Save A Brain Headquarters, we speak with Orlanda Bettison — the creator of My Brain Books, a children’s book series designed to help kids understand their brain, emotions, and develop lifelong mental wellbeing skills.
Orlanda is a psychology-educated former primary school teacher and passionate advocate for children’s emotional health. Drawing on her academic background, classroom experience, and personal insights, she founded My Brain Books to fill the gap in accessible, evidence-based mental health education for young minds.
Throughout our conversation, Orlanda shares:
- Why teaching emotional intelligence early matters
- How storytelling can help children manage stress, anxiety, and behavior
- Tools parents and educators can use to support brain health in kids
- The journey of bringing My Brain Books to life — from concept to global audience
Whether you’re a parent, educator, therapist, or brain health advocate, this episode offers valuable insights into nurturing emotional resilience in children — and the important role we all play in shaping healthy brains.
My Brain Books Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mybrain.books/
🎧 Tune in for a hopeful, practical, and inspiring discussion that bridges child wellbeing and brain education.
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