Best Dr Inyang Takon Podcasts (2025)

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[Urgent] - Why we must Normalise Neurodiversity in African Families 32:24

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25d ago32:24

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Dr. Iyang Takon explains the various neurodevelopmental disorders and discusses cultural barriers to assessment, and the role of family and community in supporting these children. The conversation emphasizes the need to normalize neurodiversity particularly in the African society and the consequences of delayed diagnosis, while also providing resou…

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Getting an Autism Diagnosis as an Adult - Daukoru Jonah's Inspiring Journey 1:12:40

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Summary In this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, Dr. Iyang Takon engages with DK Jonah, a personal and professional development coach, as she shares her journey through the challenges of neurodiversity and chronic illness. DK discusses her recent autism diagnosis, the cultural perceptions surrounding neurodiversity, and the import…

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Insights on Speech Development and Delay - with Mayuri Dave 1:16:12

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Summary In this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, Dr Inyang Takon and Speech and Language Therapist, Mayuri Dave discuss the critical aspects of speech and language development in children, emphasising the importance of understanding developmental milestones, seeking help when needed, and the role of parents in fostering communicat…

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Understanding Anxiety in Children: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents - Interview with Dr. Kate Fadaka 59:12

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Summary In this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, Dr. Inyang Takon and Dr. Kate Fadaka discuss the complexities of anxiety in children, including its causes, recognition, and the impact of parenting styles. They explore the differences in cultural perceptions of anxiety, the barriers to recognition, and the importance of seeking pr…

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Izegbua's Journey Part 3: Transitions - From Paediatrics to Adult Services 47:45

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This podcast episode discusses the critical transition from pediatric to adult services for children with additional needs. It emphasizes the importance of early planning, the role of education, setting goals for independence, health considerations, cultural perspectives, and the need for advocacy and community support. The conversation highlights …

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Izegbua's Journey Part 1: Navigating Neurodiversity From Nigeria to the United Kingdom 27:08

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In this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr Inyang Takon and her guest, Izegbua discuss the challenges and experiences of parenting neurodiverse children, particularly focusing on the transition from Nigeria to the UK. Izegbua shares her personal journey, highlighting the importance of understanding support systems, navigating educational cha…

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Izegbua's Journey Part 2: The Assessment Process and The Importance of Love & Acceptance 33:03

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Summary In this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Inyang discusses the journey of families with neurodiverse children, focusing on the referral process, personal experiences, and the importance of love and acceptance. Izegbua shares insights on navigating challenges, emphasizing that success is individual to each child and that parents should …

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Transitions: Why Health professionals and Parents should pay attention to this. 8:10

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For no fault of ours, Many of us fail to realise the importance of transitions and the part it plays in the presentation of the child or young person. Your child may behave in one way at home which is their comfort zone and in a completely different setting he manifests many of the symptoms we know to indicate one neurological disorder or the other…

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Can Girls have ADHD? 11:26

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The short answer to this is Yes! However, ADHD often presents itself in a different way in girls. In this episode, Dr. Takon discusses how ADHD shows up in girls and the signs to look out for. If you have any questions or queries about this topic, send an email to [email protected] and your question could be answered in a future episode. Resources Ge…

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Parents! Are you in Denial? 10:13

3+ y ago10:13

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One of the factors that prevents children from being diagnosed early is when parents are in Denial. This can cause unnecessary problems, suffering and difficulties for the child - now and in the future. This episodes tackles this issue as well as sheds some light on this condition to help parents understand the benefit of seeking and getting help i…

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How Parents and Teachers can Identify Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder 18:32

3+ y ago18:32

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This episode is particularly useful for teachers and parents because you are the ones who spend the most time with these children. In this episode, I will introduce you to Autism Spectrum disorder in general and then we will discuss the early signs and how they appear in children. It is my hope that you will discover what to think about, what to lo…

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Meet your host: Dr. Inyang Takon, Neurodevelopmental Paediatrician 21:48

3+ y ago21:48

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This is my story of why I decided to launch the Early Intervention Matters podcast. You will hear about my qualifications, background and experiences as well as why I am passionate about this topic. I was interviewed by Eme Bassey on the Storyteller Changemaker Podcast and my answers to her questions will give you a good idea of why we are here and…