Dr. David Helfand
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 30 Jun
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Sometimes that can be affirming in the sense of like, oh there's another way to do things.
And sometimes it can be very confusing.
Like, okay, you know, dad seems to be like really calm and stoic and mom is really explosive or
You know, uh dad just goes and drinks 'cause he doesn't seem to know how to handle the situation and mom stays with us and, you know, tries to to to teach us and and work with us and you know, one parent's kind of feeling absent at that point.
So
Again, I don't know what the research shows on those dynamics, but I think anecdotally I see it play out in
A myriad of ways, um especially towards the the greater family.
Well can I respond to that actually real quick?
Yes, because
I think one of the reasons that's the case and it doesn't work well so I mean the reason that people do that I think is
For
Sim simplifying things which are just not simple and
Um but there's a there's a urge and a desire in our society to try to make that, you know, if A then B.
But I think one of the one of the things that are really missed here and this is why I like doing brain mapping.
So
Brain mapping in in my office is a QEG, so it's a nineteen channel cap on your head, and we're looking at your brain waves.
I call it like a musical tuner for your brain.
And in my experience, and there is research to support this.
ADHD, neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, these are not a narrow scope that we tend to think of them.
that the actual profile of what's going on in someone's brain is extremely varied.
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