Jill Castle
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540 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2017
last heard Nov 2022
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It is.
And that drives my desire to obviously learn and continue to remain in the field.
But it also really helps me inform parents.
And I honestly believe that staying on top of the research is something essential for
somebody in my position.
And I often tell my clients and my readers and my listeners that if you need extra help, find somebody who is on top of the research because it is constantly changing, especially for different wired children or children with ADHD or on the spectrum.
There is always stuff coming out and you really do need to have somebody who is familiar with that information because what we know changes.
It changes all the time.
ADHD?
Sure.
There's a couple of things that I sort of think are very important.
Number one, nutrition is important for any child, whether they have a learning challenge, a behavioral challenge, or no challenges whatsoever.
The important job of childhood is growth and development.
And that doesn't just mean the growth of the body.
It also means the growth and development of the brain.
So nutrition is always going to be important to that
We know that with children who have ADHD, there are certain things that they're a little bit more potentially challenged with.
Appetite being one of them, body weight being another one, and that can be underweight and it can be overweight.
In fact, in ADHD, we're seeing more and more children who are overweight with ADHD, and that has health implications later on, potentially.
Mm-hmm.
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