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Parent's Guide to Healthy Neurodevelopment

Stewarding Your Child's Brain From Conception to Graduation

Dr. Chris Slininger · Speaker · Author
Parent's Guide to Healthy Neurodevelopment — book cover

by Dr. Chris Slininger & Dr. Ethan Surprenant

A practical, science-grounded guide for parents navigating brain development, ADHD, sensory processing, and the everyday choices that shape a child's neurological future — written by two of the country's leading upper cervical specialists.

The book makes complex neuroscience accessible, practical, and empowering — giving parents a root-cause framework for protecting and optimizing their child's neurological health at every stage. From recognizing early warning signs to navigating ADHD and sensory processing disorders, it's a principled guide for stewarding development from conception through graduation.

ISBN 9798993315409

What the book covers

Beyond symptom management.

A principled framework for the questions parents actually face — grounded in neuroscience, written in plain language.

A root-cause framework

Move past symptom management. A principled way to think about your child’s neurological health at every stage.

Early warning signs

What to look for from conception through the teenage years — and when to seek help before things escalate.

ADHD & sensory processing

Practical guidance for the diagnoses parents are most often navigating, without oversimplifying the science.

A pharma-alternative lens

How to make thoughtful choices in a pharmaceutically driven culture — protecting and optimizing brain development.

Who it's for

Written for the parent — usable by the clinician.

The book is a resource families can pick up on their own and a reference clinicians can hand to the parents in their care.

  • Parents planning for or expecting a child.
  • Parents raising kids through school-age and into adolescence.
  • Educators and school-based clinicians working with growing children.
  • Chiropractors, MDs, and allied health providers who touch pediatric care.