The Brain Possible Podcast Episode 6: Interview With Carol Newell of the Family Hope Center
Episode 6 of The Brain Possible Podcast is officially live! The Brain Possible podcast shares the inspirational stories of parents and caregivers as well as interviews with doctors, authors, leading thinkers, and paradigm-shifters in the realm of pediatric health and wellness--all in an effort to change the conversation around childhood brain injury from limitations to possibilities.
Interview With Matthew Newell, Director of the Family Hope Center
Matthew Newell has dedicated his life to helping children and adults with special needs and brain injuries since 1981.
The Brain Possible Podcast Episode 4: Interview With Matthew Newell of the Family Hope Center
Episode 4 of The Brain Possible Podcast is officially live! The Brain Possible podcast shares the inspirational stories of parents and caregivers as well as interviews with doctors, authors, leading thinkers, and paradigm-shifters in the realm of pediatric health and wellness, all in an effort to change the conversation around childhood brain injury from limitations to possibilities.
Jana’s Journey from Birth to Recovery with Gillespie Approach–Craniosacral Fascial Therapy
Labor with Jana lasted 24 hours. Her heart became distressed in the 18th hour, and she was facing up instead of down.
Pippie’s Mom Can Now “Dream with Her”
Following a follow-up article on Pippie's (8) condition in January this year by Maroela Media, one of the readers encouraged Anice to approach the center in Pennsylvania USA for more help.
What is the point of life if your child doesn’t want to hug you?
Four years ago Michelle McKeever and her husband Paul felt like prisoners in their own home as they tried to cope with their then three-year-old son who had been diagnosed with autism.
‘Programme of hope’ for parents of children with special needs coming to Wexford
Matthew Newell and his Family Hope Centre (FHC), from Philadelphia, will present the first of two training lectures and introductory programs for parents.
AM I SURE I’M ON THE RIGHT TRACK?
When Debbie Fowler’s 6-year-old son MJ was diagnosed with mild, high-functioning autism, she started doing everything she could to help him adapt to situations that seemed to come so naturally to other children his age.
Our Journey of Hope–The First Months
Each activity is designed to trigger various areas of the brain and form new connections to promote healing.  There was a recent article in the Wall Street Journal reporting about new research that proves the brain’s amazing ability to heal through physical and mental exercise.
Our Journey of Hope
Our journey of hope begins.  For the first time since we received our son’s diagnosis and started putting together the puzzle pieces, we have hope.  We have a compass and a map, and we have gas in our car and are ready to go.