The Baffling Behavior Show {Parenting after Trauma} Ep. 97: Neuroimmune Disorders and Big, Baffling Behaviors with Dr. Qazi Javed
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Oct 11, 2022 Dr. Qazi Javed, a board-certified psychiatrist and integrative medicine expert from Austin, discusses the intricate link between trauma and neuroimmune disorders, like PANS and PANDAS. He explains common symptoms and when to seek assessments, especially for trauma-affected children. The conversation delves into the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, highlighting how relational trauma and immune health interplay in children's behavior. Javed also emphasizes the need for holistic treatments and understanding to foster emotional safety for families.
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Personal Experience with Neuroimmune Disorders
- Robyn Gobbel's husband was diagnosed with a neuroimmune disorder.
- This experience highlighted the importance of understanding the brain and nervous system in managing baffling behaviors.
Behavior as a Symptom
- Regulated, connected individuals who feel safe tend to exhibit positive behavior.
- Dysregulation and feelings of unsafety can manifest as baffling behaviors.
Understanding PANS
- PANS is an acute-onset neuroimmune condition involving neurological and psychiatric symptoms.
- Diagnosing PANS is challenging due to its complex presentation and lack of established protocols.
