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Brain First Parenting with Eileen Devine
by Eileen Devine
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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 22 | #114 | #110 |
Latest episodes
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Ep. 53 | Remaining Curious: Decoding Baffling Behaviors w/ Robyn Gobbel (Pt. 2)
October 19, 2026 · 24 minSUMMARY - In Part 2 of my conversation with Robyn Gobbel, we explore how to take our understanding of the nervous system and apply it to the everyday challenges of parenting kids with big, baffling behaviors. Robyn’s owl, watchdog, and…
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Ep. 52 | Watchdogs, Possums & Owls: Decoding Baffling Behaviors w/ Robyn Gobbel (Pt. 1)
October 5, 2026 · 38 minSUMMARY - In part 1 of this 2-part podcast series, Eileen is joined by her dear friend and colleague, Robyn Gobbel, MSW. Robyn is an internationally recognized children’s mental health expert, author, and educator who has spent more than…
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Ep. 51 | When You and Your Partner See Your Child Differently
September 21, 2026 · 26 minSUMMARY - Parenting a child with complex needs can put tremendous pressure on even the strongest partnerships, especially when two parents understand their child’s behavior differently. In this episode, Eileen explores how family-of-origin…
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Ep. 50 | The Disappointment We Don't Talk About In Parenting
September 7, 2026 · 19 minSUMMARY- Expectations are an unavoidable part of parenting, but when we’re raising a child with brain-based differences, expectations rooted in neurotypical norms can create a painful gap between what we think our child should be able to…
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Ep. 49 | The Hidden Struggles of Kids Who Look Capable
August 24, 2026 · 19 minSUMMARY - Some kids can appear incredibly capable in many areas of their lives while still experiencing significant lagging cognitive skills that are largely invisible to those around them. In this episode, we explore why these kids are…
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Ep. 48 | Addressing School-Based Anxiety with Dr. Emily King
August 10, 2026 · 33 minSUMMARY - In this episode, Dr. Emily King joins me to discuss her new book, The Neurodivergent Learner, with a special focus on school anxiety—for both neurodivergent children and their parents. We explore the behaviors that can signal…
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Ep. 47 | When Kids “Lack Motivation,” What’s Really Going On?
July 27, 2026 · 24 minSUMMARY - When your child appears unmotivated, it's easy to assume they don't care or simply aren't trying. But motivation is a brain-based process that depends on a number of cognitive skills and nervous system capacities that may still…
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Ep. 46 | Perspective Taking: When Your Child Can't See Your Side of Things
July 13, 2026 · 23 minSUMMARY - Why does your child seem unable to understand your perspective, even when it feels obvious? In this episode, Eileen explores the brain-based cognitive skill of perspective taking, why it can be especially challenging for children…
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Ep. 45 | When the System Changes at 18: Financial Planning for the Transition to Adulthood with Mary McDirmid
June 29, 2026 · 40 minSUMMARY - In today's episode, Eileen sits down with Mary McDirmid, a Special Needs Financial Planner and founding member of All Needs Planning, which specializes in simplifying the special needs planning process. Mary understands the…
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Ep. 44 | The Tween/Teen Expectation Gap: Why Everything Suddenly Feels So Much Harder
June 15, 2026 · 28 minSUMMARY - Many parents of neurodivergent tweens and teens describe a shift that feels difficult to explain: things were already challenging, but suddenly the stakes feel higher, the behaviors feel bigger, and the future feels much more…
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Ep. 43 | Interrupting Those Exhausting Escalation Cycles
June 1, 2026 · 18 minSUMMARY - Why do the same power struggles keep happening over and over again between parents and children? In this episode, Eileen explores the “coercive cycle,” a pattern first identified by researcher Gerald Patterson and his colleagues…
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Ep. 42 | 8 Essential Mind Shifts for More Connected Parenting
May 18, 2026 · 20 minSUMMARY - In this episode, Eileen shares 8 essential mind shifts that help parents move from a behavioral lens to a Brain First lens when parenting children with brain-based differences and challenging behaviors. These shifts can help you…
About the show
The Brain First Parenting podcast supports parents who are raising children, teens or young adults with brain-based differences and challenging behavioral symptoms. We are a safe space for parents who have historically felt like there isn't a place for them in the parenting advice world. At Brain First Parenting, we see each child as a unique individual with a unique brain, who deserves accommodations to thrive in a world that is frequently not set up for people with neurobehavioral challenges. We prioritize supporting the parents of these kids and teens so that they can, in turn, feel hope and confidence and joy in their parenting experience.