Explain my Brain
For curious kids and the grown-ups who support them.
Explain My Brain is a short podcast designed for children aged 4 to 10 to explore feelings, brain differences, and how to understand themselves and others, one small topic at a time.
Hosted by Tyla, a psychologist and founder of The Psych Assessment Studio, each episode introduces a single concept, such as anxiety, sensory needs, ADHD, autism, meltdowns, friendships, or special interests, using child-friendly language, affirming explanations, and practical tips.
This podcast is:
Neurodiversity-affirming
Strengths-based
Short and easy to follow (each episode is under 5 minutes)
Perfect for car rides, therapy sessions, classrooms, or bedtime chats
Whether your child is neurodivergent or just starting to ask big questions about how brains and feelings work, this is a safe and encouraging place to learn together.
Because every brain is a good brain!
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Explain my Brain
For curious kids and the grown-ups who support them.
Explain My Brain is a short podcast designed for children aged 4 to 10 to explore feelings, brain differences, and how to understand themselves and others, one small topic at a time.
Hosted by Tyla, a psychologist and founder of The Psych Assessment Studio, each episode introduces a single concept, such as anxiety, sensory needs, ADHD, autism, meltdowns, friendships, or special interests, using child-friendly language, affirming explanations, and practical tips.
This podcast is:
Neurodiversity-affirming
Strengths-based
Short and easy to follow (each episode is under 5 minutes)
Perfect for car rides, therapy sessions, classrooms, or bedtime chats
Whether your child is neurodivergent or just starting to ask big questions about how brains and feelings work, this is a safe and encouraging place to learn together.
Because every brain is a good brain!
Stimming is short for self-stimulatory behaviour, which is movements or sounds like rocking, hand-flapping, humming, or tapping that help people feel calm, focused, or joyful.
Everyone stims sometimes, but autistic and other neurodivergent people often stim more because their brains experience the world more intensely. Stimming is a natural way to regulate feelings and communicate needs.
Support means accepting safe stims, asking kindly if unsure, and helping swap unsafe stims for safer options. Stimming is not something to hide - it helps people feel safe, calm, and happy.
Explain my Brain
Explain my Brain
For curious kids and the grown-ups who support them.
Explain My Brain is a short podcast designed for children aged 4 to 10 to explore feelings, brain differences, and how to understand themselves and others, one small topic at a time.
Hosted by Tyla, a psychologist and founder of The Psych Assessment Studio, each episode introduces a single concept, such as anxiety, sensory needs, ADHD, autism, meltdowns, friendships, or special interests, using child-friendly language, affirming explanations, and practical tips.
This podcast is:
Neurodiversity-affirming
Strengths-based
Short and easy to follow (each episode is under 5 minutes)
Perfect for car rides, therapy sessions, classrooms, or bedtime chats
Whether your child is neurodivergent or just starting to ask big questions about how brains and feelings work, this is a safe and encouraging place to learn together.
Because every brain is a good brain!
