
Beneath the Behavior is a podcast for parents of neurodivergent kids who want understanding instead of blame.
Hosted by pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers, each episode explores what’s really going on beneath a child’s behavior—from a brain and nervous system perspective—so parents can respond with more clarity and less self-doubt.
This podcast isn’t about quick fixes or perfect parenting. I... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyHealth & FitnessParentingMental Health | |||

What if trying to keep your child happy is making parenting harder?
In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers challenges the myth of the “happy kid” and explains why constant happiness is not the goal of healthy childhood development. ... more
When does supporting a neurodivergent child become reinforcing avoidance?
In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers explains how parents can distinguish helpful accommodations from patterns that may gradually shrink a child’s world. He... more
Why do conversations between parents and teachers so often feel like conflict instead of collaboration?
In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers explores parent-teacher conflict, school behavior concerns, and the challenge of advocati... more
When does a busy childhood become an overloaded one?
In this episode of the Limited-Series Kids, Pressure, and the Modern Parenting Panic, Licensed Pediatric Psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers examine the rise of the overbooked child and the growing press... more
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I have been trying to figure out how to raise my kids with less shame and more empowerment around neurodiversity than I have. This podcast is great - I wish every parent of a neurodivergent child knew about this stuff.
Dr. Bowers empowers without shame. I love it and look forward to the podcast every week. I want to send it to everyone!
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A neuroscience-minded parenting show that helps families understand behavior in neurodivergent kids by focusing on the brain and nervous system rather than blame. Episodes explore real-life situations and practical strategies for calming overwhelm, improving communication, and building skills through co-regulation, accommodations, and thoughtful planning. Notable traits include a consistent, clinically grounded approach and an emphasis on empathy, patience, and long-term resilience over quick fixes. The host's expertise as a pediatric psychologist lends depth to topics like anxiety, sleep, school supports, and communication, making it a valuable resource for parents, educators, and caregivers seeking science-backed guidance without stigma.
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