A podcast about child development, parenting tips, life, business and health. Educational and entertaining, Amy and Evelyn hope to empower, educate and inspire.
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This episode explores the underlying causes of reading and writing difficulties, with a focus on the relationship between literacy challenges and visual problems. The hosts discuss the importance of motivation, the role of the visual and vestibular systems, and the impact of early developmental milestones on literacy skills. They also explore dyslexia and the necessity of addressing multiple…
Explore the world of high sensitivity with our insightful discussions. Discover how this unique trait, often misunderstood as a weakness, can be a superpower. Learn about the strengths of highly sensitive individuals, including empathy and emotional intelligence, and gain practical strategies for navigating relationships and environments. Join us in appreciating and supporting the valuable…
Occupational therapists Amy and Evelyn Gutman explore baby development and early anxiety prevention in this episode. They challenge the myth that young children simply "grow out of" anxiety, pointing out that disorders are increasingly diagnosed in children as young as four. The hosts explain “physiological anxiety”—early signs like sleep issues, separation anxiety, and GI problems—which stem from…
This podcast delves into children's reading and writing challenges, emphasizing the importance of sensory systems in literacy development. Amy and Evelyn Gutman address common misconceptions about reading difficulties, particularly the overlooked roles of vestibular and proprioceptive systems. They encourages parents and educators to assess children's sensory and motor skills, offers practical…
Explore the vital concepts of self-regulation and co-regulation in this episode of "Quiet the Noise" with hosts Amy and Evelyn Gutman. Discover how self-regulation, which begins developing in infants, is crucial for managing emotions and behaviors, especially under stress. Learn about the role of caregivers and parents in shaping these skills, the impact of language on emotional processing, and…
In this episode, Amy and Evelyn Gutman delve into the complexities of autism, offering practical insights and suggestions for understanding the unique experiences of individuals on the spectrum. With a focus on sensory processing, routine, and communication, the hosts aim to shift perspectives and foster compassion, highlighting the potential for individuals with autism to thrive. Join them for an…
"From Chaos to Clarity" explores the Amy's tumultuous week filled with personal and professional hurdles while managing a business development initiative with her sister Evelyn. The discussion highlights the challenges of logistical issues and household responsibilities, emphasizing that achieving control can be more important than seeking calmness. Through personal anecdotes, Amy and Evelyn…
Amy and Evelyn discuss misophonia and hyperacusis, which involve a heightened sensitivity to sounds. Misophonia triggers strong emotional or psychological responses to specific sounds, leading to physical discomfort and aggressive behaviors, while hyperacusis causes general sounds to be perceived as louder than normal. These conditions can coexist and significantly impact daily life. The episode…
In this episode, we delve into the concept of neurodiversity, highlighting the diverse ways our brains interpret learning and behavior. From diagnosed to undiagnosed individuals, recognizing and respecting unique brain profiles is crucial. Embracing neurodiversity not only fosters personal growth and productivity but also encourages a positive shift towards appreciating and celebrating differences…
The podcast episode titled "Anxiety Dissected" discusses the topic of anxiety and its various components. Amy and Evelyn acknowledge that anxiety is a hot topic in today's society and that it has medical, psychological, and cognitive components. They explain how anxiety can manifest as feelings of being overwhelmed, difficulty achieving goals, and problems with executive functioning skills. They…
