
Developmental happens through relationships across a lifetime. Join Daria Brown as she dives into implementing a Floortime approach with neurodivergent individuals.
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In this episode, number 305, I interview DIR® Expert Training Leader and Occupational Therapist Maude Le Roux who has a DIR® clinic, A Total Approach, in Glen Mills, PA. She has her own online academy where she trains professionals and parents and re... more
Every other week in 2026 so far, you've been hearing the audio only of one episode of the Floortime documentary We Chose Play. This time it’s Season 1, Episode 3, called, “How do we start?” that covers understanding the most important thing you can d... more
This DIR® Dialogues panel explores the research base behind DIRFloortime®, highlighting both its strong, transdisciplinary foundations and the challenges of measuring developmental, relational change within traditional research models like randomized... more
To start off the year 2026, you'll hear the audio only of one episode of the Floortime documentary "We Chose Play " every other week! This time, it's Season 1, Episode 2, called, "What did we miss?" that covers how parents question themselves and why... more
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Amazing podcast, with so much information for professionals and parents alike. Discussions with DIR Expert training leaders offer new insights into layered concepts in child development, while Daria supports parents’ understanding by unpacking some of the thoughts and giving examples of what they may look like in real life. This podcast is a must for clinicians and parents who would like to add new layers to their ability to relate to their clients and children!
The topics are informative and really helped cement my understanding of all the theory behind DIR Floortime, but I wish there was more practical information on how to apply it at home. What I like about the podcast is all the resources she provides. When I have time I’m able to look up the resources for more practical support. But as a busy mom, I wish I could just listen to the podcast episode and pick up practical suggestions on that particular topic instead of being pointed to someone else’s ... more
Listening to my first episode and this is about CoReg with Dr Hopkins. I hope the rest of the podcast is as good as this!
As an SLP in Canada, I love listening to the blend of knowledge from developmental professionals and parents of children! Are you able to put the show notes from the website onto the podcast app? It’s hard to know what a podcast episode is about just by the title!
I just wanted to thank you for this podcast. I began my DIR journey a few years ago and I often need refreshers on topics. Other topics are completely new to me. I especially enjoy the guest speakers! Thank you for keeping the dialogue going for those of us who feel isolated.
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Exploring essential themes of neurodiversity and developmental psychology, this podcast focuses on nurturing relationships and supporting families of neurodivergent individuals through a Floortime approach. Conversations often feature a range of experts, including educators, advocates, and parents, who discuss practical strategies, insights, and emotional stories that resonate with listeners involved in the lives of neurodivergent children. With an emphasis on inclusion and personal growth, the content is both informative and supportive, making it particularly useful for parents, clinicians, and educators seeking to deepen their understanding of child development within diverse contexts.
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