Mindd Webinars offer education & empowerment
Modern diseases are at an all-time high and are affecting our children in large numbers. “Maternal transfer” is a key factor with many of the effected children inheriting more than just genes from their mothers including infections, toxins, nutritional deficiencies, microbiome and mitochondrial abnormalities, immune dysregulation and physical and emotional trauma.
At Mindd Foundation our mission is to help reduce the number of children suffering from chronic illness which also means Integrative Healthcare for mothers and prevention in mothers-to-be.
Best outcomes result from teams of well-trained professionals and educated patients who work together to select, sequence and integrate treatments that treat the whole individual with a focus on addressing core causes versus symptoms. This also saves time and money for families seeking answers as well as for Government and the wider community.
Integrative healthcare offers solutions and hope for;
autism, ADHD, allergies, anxiety, anorexia, Asperger’s, asthma, autism, bi-polar, chronic fatigue, depression, diabetes, dyslexia, dyspraxia, food sensitivities, infections, learning & language delay, mood, sleep disorders, obesity, OCD, ODD, schizophrenia, sensory processing disorder, auditory & visual processing disorder, metabolic, tic-born illness, PANDAS & PANS, immune and digestive disorders and more.
Join our Online Community for Ongoing Information & Support
Webinar participants will receive;
• World experts instructing on science-based nutritional, dietary, structural, neurological, behavioural and lifestyle solutions
• Question and answer sessions with international experts addressing your concerns
• Membership in private Facebook group that features expert guests and offers ongoing community support
• Special offers on products and services from our practitioner-approved partners.
Disease trends signal a need for a new approach to healthcare
Almost half of the Australian population (45.5%) experiences mental illness at some point in their lifetime (1).
16-24 year old Australians have a mental illness prevalence of 25% with depression being the most common in females (2).
More than 20% of Australian teens suffer from some mental health condition (3)
1% of Australian children have Autism (4)
10% of Australian children struggle with ADHD (5)
Up to 70% of Australian children are low in iodine which lowers IQ (6)
Allergies affect 1 in 3 Australian children, Asthma 1 in 4 (7)
Childhood cancer, diabetes, obesity and depression have each more than doubled in two decades (8)
(1) (2) (3) Australian Community Surveys, 2007 (4) Autism; Autism ACT, B. Buckley, A4. (5) ADHD & Mental Health; M. Sawyer, Australia & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2001 (6) Are Australian Children Deficient in Iodine. C.Eastman et al, University Sydney, 2006 (7) Allergies; B. Hill, Australian Society of Clinical Immunology & Allergy Annual Conference, Nov 2003. (8) Childhood Disease rise in Past 2 Decades; Dr R. Cosford, DAN! Conference 2009