Children are faced with different types of stressors throughout the day which can make it difficult for some kids to cope and function well. From home life, learning new skills, social pressure, academic performance, and even the foods kids eat

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurologic disorders seen in children, with the highest incidence in the first year of life.

While many people think that if they “feel good”, have no pain, and don’t take medication they’re healthy… but here’s the TRUTH: Just because you “feel fine” today DOES NOT mean your organs, cells, muscles, and nerves are functioning at their peak. You can not base wellness on how you “feel” because your symptoms (or lack thereof) don’t tell the whole story.

Have you noticed more physical, behavioral, or emotional challenges in your kids lately? How about allergies, colds, or increased sensory issues? As concerning (and possibly frustrating) as those problems can seem, there’s a good explanation for it.

Kids today suffer from a crazy amount of stress which can negatively impact their physical, emotional, and behavioral health.