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Early Intervention MattersDr. Jess Morgan, Paediatrician Turned Teacher Speaks on Puberty in Neurodivergent ChildrenIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon talks to Dr. Jess Morgan, a former NHS paediatrician who retrained as a primary school teacher and is also a mum of two girls. Jess has seen children in the clinic, in the classroom and at home, and she shares clear, practical ways to help autistic and ADHD children understand their changing bodies, feel safe and ask for help.In this episode you will learn:What is happening in your child's body and brain during puberty, and why big feelings arrive before the ability to "put the brakes on"Why...
2026-10-1251 min
Early Intervention MattersConnected Dad: Supporting Fathers of Neurodivergent ChildrenIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon talks with John Greenall, Consultant Community Paediatrician, coach, father of four and author of Connected Dad. Together they look at why dads can seem distant or reluctant during an autism or ADHD assessment, what is really going on underneath, and how parents and clinicians can bring dads back into the picture.In this episode you will learn:Why dads often see their child's difficulties differently, and why that view still mattersWhat John means by "fatherhood is an identity before it's a performance"John's three-step framework for dads: calm...
2026-10-0537 min
Early Intervention MattersWaiting for Speech Therapy? Start Here... Dr. Inyang Takon Interviews Jeaneen TangDoctors told Jeaneen Tang her son might never walk or talk. He is 12 now, and he loves to sing and hold a conversation.Jeaneen is a speech-language pathologist with 25 years of experience and the author of Play Dumb and Sabotage. In this conversation with Dr Inyang Takon, she shares the simple, everyday strategies parents can start using at home, especially while they are waiting to see a speech therapist.You will hear what to expect from your child's speech from birth to three, the signs that mean it is time to ask for help, how...
2026-10-0348 min
Early Intervention MattersEmpowering Neurodivergent Teens: Lawrence C Harris's Advice for Young People and their ParentsIn this episode, Lawrence talks with Dr. Inyang Takon about what a late autism diagnosis looked like from the inside, why cultural and faith-community stigma can delay families getting support, four years of therapy and what actually changed for him, and the practical, no-jargon advice he now gives teens and parents navigating similar struggles.Diagnosed with autism at 15, bullied through school, and later dealing with an abusive parent, Lawrence knows what it feels like to be a teenager who's struggling and doesn't know why. Now 20, he's a public speaker who helps other teens and young adults work...
2026-09-1640 min
Early Intervention MattersThe Tiegerman Story: One Family's Relentless Journey to Build a School for Neurodivergent Learners.His mother watched her sister lose the ability to speak — Forty years later, that story is a school that's changed 700 lives annuallyIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon sits down with Dr. Jeremy Tiegerman, licensed psychologist and Chief Operating Officer of Tiegerman, a life-cycle agency serving children and adults from age 3 through adulthood on Long Island, New York. They cover how families get admitted through the IEP and CSE process, why Tiegerman staffs two certified teachers per 12-student classroom, what 20 speech-language pathologists for 130 children actually looks like in practice, how transition planning works fro...
2026-09-1542 min
Early Intervention Matters"Decisions About Patients Should Never Be Made Without Patients"Summary: Ruth Ajayi, Patient Advocate, Public Speaker, and Non-Executive Director, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to talk about how a traumatic maternity experience sixteen years ago launched a career spent bringing patient and carer voices into rooms of power. Ruth explains the difference between consultation and co-production, how she built community engagement from scratch by walking into GP surgeries and hair salons rather than waiting for people to come to her, and what she looks for as a patient and public voice partner on NHS England's Responsible Adoption of AI Committee — including whether new tools widen health in...
2026-08-311h 11
Early Intervention MattersAggressive. Manipulative. Lazy...?" Why We're Getting FASD Behaviour WrongAntonia Rathbun Lindsey, an internationally recognised art therapist and FASD specialist with 40 years of experience, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to reframe how we understand behaviour in children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Drawing on her own experience as a late-deafened clinician who learned to adapt her own body, and her years working within an Afrocentric family reunification programme, Antonia explains why alcohol exposure in pregnancy disrupts neuronal development, why children with FASD often can't "read" their own distress (interoception), and why what looks like defiance is frequently a nervous system stuck at threshold — what she calls a "bristle attack." Sh...
2026-08-271h 17
Early Intervention MattersThe Language of Play: Dinalynn Rosenbush on Speech, Sign Language, and Waiting ListsSummary Dinalynn Rosenbush, a 30-year speech-language pathologist and creator of the top 1.5% podcast The Language of Play, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to reframe how parents think about speech and language delay. They cover the misconception that only a speech pathologist can move the needle (parents' time and connection matter just as much), why signing supports rather than delays speech, why "play" is not a break from language-building but the mechanism of it, and practical, low-cost strategies parents can use the moment they notice a concern — rather than waiting for an assessment.Key Takeaways fo...
2026-08-241h 04
Early Intervention MattersSeeing the Whole Child: Beyond the Diagnosis with Dr. Sudipta SenSummary: Dr. Sudipta Sen, a consultant paediatrician with over 33 years of experience across NHS and private practice, joins Dr. Inyang Takon to unpack what it really means to "see the whole child." Drawing on a career that began at one of Kolkata's busiest hospitals and was shaped by a formative encounter with Mother Teresa, Dr. Sen explains why she pushes back against rigid referral criteria, how she builds trust with a child in the first moments of an appointment, and why a diagnosis should open a roadmap for a child — not define them.Ke...
2026-08-211h 18
Early Intervention MattersFrom Diagnosis to Belonging: Autism, Fatherhood and Disability Advocacy | John FelaJohn Fela describes himself as a “Swiss Army knife of disability advocacy”—and it is an unusually accurate description. He brings nearly 20 years in education, experience as a teacher, school leader and job coach, work with faith-based and non-faith-based disability organisations, and years spent creating spaces for fathers of disabled children. Running through all of it is his lived experience of raising Christopher, his nonverbal autistic son, from diagnosis into adulthood.That breadth matters because this episode is not simply the story of one father raising an autistic child. It is about the much bigger question that begins...
2026-08-121h 09
Early Intervention MattersFunctional Neurological Disorder (FND) - When Symptoms are Real but Tests are Normal...What happens when a child experiences seizures, tics, weakness, paralysis or persistent pain—but hospital tests do not reveal an identifiable medical cause?That does not mean the symptoms are imagined or that nothing is wrong.In this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr Inyang Takon speaks with child and adolescent psychotherapist Sagal Hassan about Functional Neurological Disorder, commonly known as FND, and related functional somatic symptoms in children and young people.FND can be frightening and confusing for children, families, schools and healthcare professionals. A young person may experience real, disabling physical sy...
2026-08-1056 min
Early Intervention Matters"Pills Don't Give Skills": The Surprising Benefits of Coaching for Neurodiverse ChildrenHost: Dr. Inyang TakonGuest: Dr. Norrine RussellPodcast: Early Intervention MattersABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon sits down with Dr. Norrine Russell, founder of Russell Coaching for Students, to unpack a critical distinction that many parents and professionals miss: the difference between coaching and therapy for neurodiverse children.If you’ve ever wondered whether your child needs therapy, coaching or something else entirely, this conversation offers clarity, reassurance and a practical framework for thinking about executive functioning and skill development.“Pills don’t give skills...
2026-08-0544 min
Early Intervention MattersParenting Harmony: Music, Autism and the Power of Everyday ConnectionIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon welcomes Craig Parks, founder of Parenting Harmony, camp director and children’s musician with more than 30 years of experience working with children and families.Craig shares his personal journey of raising a son on the autism spectrum and explores how music, simple rituals and everyday presence can help parents build stronger connections with their children. He also introduces the Parenting A to E Method, a practical framework designed to help parents reduce stress and create more joy at home. From using music as a tool for...
2026-07-231h 00
Early Intervention MattersSupporting Neurodivergent Children in Nigeria: Barriers, Hope, and ProgressDr. Inyang Takon and Dr. Gbemisola Boyede discuss the systemic, cultural, and resource barriers facing neurodivergent children and their families in Nigeria and across Africa, and the grassroots innovations, advocacy, and community-led approaches creating real progress.In Nigeria, a mother whose two-year-old isn't speaking is likely to hear: "He's a boy, he'll talk when he's ready." Then she visits her mother: "This child needs prayers." Then the pastor: "There's a spirit on this child." And in the middle of all of it, she is left entirely alone.This is not a rare story...
2026-07-201h 17
Early Intervention MattersFrom education to employment and independence - Advocacy for Young Autistic Adults in Transition - with Carol WaldmanDr. Inyang Takon and Carol Waldman discuss the critical gaps in support for autistic young adults transitioning from education to employment and independence, and how parent advocacy and legislation can help close them.Every parent of a neurodivergent child knows the dread of what's coming: the moment at eighteen when the services, the support structures, and the familiar systems suddenly fall away. What happens next is often left to parents to figure out alone.In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with Carol Waldman, founder of The Waldman Way and neurodiversity advocate, w...
2026-07-1637 min
Early Intervention MattersAutistic Adults, Independence & the System That Fails Them: April Ratchford talks to Dr. Inyang TakonFor many autistic young people, turning 18 means one thing: the end of support. The services, the structure, the familiar professionals? Gone. Left with a piece of paper for vocational rehabilitation and a world that was never designed withthem in mind.In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with April Ratchford, autistic occupational therapist and host of the global recognised Adulting with Autism podcast. A mum of an Autistic son herself, she discusses what it really looks like to support autistic people through adulthood. April's story is disarmingly honest, practically grounded, and f...
2026-07-1348 min
Early Intervention MattersResilience and Grief in Parents of Neurodivergents: Navigating Feelings of Loss and Building Support SystemsWhat does it really feel like to grieve a future that hasn't happened yet? For parents of neurodivergent children, the moment of diagnosis can trigger a profound and often invisible grief... one that doesn't end, but ebbs and flowsthroughout their parenting journey.In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon is joined by Lynn Banis, grief mentor and founder of Women Rising Together. They explore the emotional landscape of neurodivergent parenting. Lynn shares her own experience of successive personal bereavements, and how that shaped her approach to helping others walk through loss ra...
2026-07-1243 min
Early Intervention MattersChanging the Conversation Around Childhood Obesity | with Dr. Evan NadlerDr. Inyang Takon welcomes Dr. Evan Nadler, an internationally recognised paediatric surgeon and childhood obesity specialist, for an honest conversation that challenges many of the assumptions surrounding childhood obesity.Drawing on more than two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Nadler explains why obesity should no longer be viewed as a personal failure or lack of willpower. The discussion explores why many families become trapped in an exhausting cycle of diet and exercise programmes that produce limited long-term results, often leaving parents feeling blamed and children feeling ashamed. The episode goes on to...
2026-06-2945 min
Early Intervention MattersThe Hidden Scripts Shaping Your Child's Confidence, Mindset & Success - With Dr. Albert BramanteDr. Inyang Takon is joined by Dr. Albert Bramante to explore the powerful connection between neurodiversity, mindset, self-esteem, emotional development, and the invisible "scripts" that shape how children see themselves and the world around them.Together, they discuss how children begin forming beliefs about themselves before the age of eight and how those beliefs can influence confidence, behaviour, academic achievement, relationships, and even future success. The conversation explores the concept of self-sabotage, why some children struggle despite having great potential, and how parents, educators, and caregivers can help build healthier patterns o...
2026-06-1559 min
Early Intervention MattersMarc Paisant on ADHD, Mental Health, and Finding Himself Again - Interview with Dr. Inyang TakonMarc shares the reality of living with undiagnosed ADHD, the impact it had on his confidence, relationships, and daily life, and how receiving a diagnosis helped him make sense of years of frustration and self-doubt. He speaks candidly about reaching a breaking point, the importance of seeking support, and the transformative role that therapy, vulnerability, and self-awareness played in his recovery.The conversation also explores the unique challenges surrounding mental health within the Black community, where stigma, cultural expectations, and societal pressures can often make it difficult for individuals—particularly Black men—to seek help or openly disc...
2026-06-1346 min
Early Intervention MattersChanging Minds, Changing Lives: Neurodiversity Awareness in Nigeria - With Onyi A. UdojiIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with Onyi A. Udoji, child development specialist, neurodivergent learning practitioner, consultant, educator, advocate, and Director of The Chelis Group, about the realities of neurodiversity in Nigeria and the urgent need for greater awareness, inclusion, and early intervention.Drawing on both personal experience and professional expertise, Onyi shares her journey into advocacy and explains how gaps in the educational system inspires her to work in The Chelis Group. Together, they explore the cultural beliefs, stigma, and misconceptions that often prevent families from seeking support for neurodiverse children.
2026-06-0940 min
Early Intervention MattersThe "Messy Middle" of ADHD: Coaching, Executive Function & Practical Strategies for Families - with Tiara Brumberg, ADHD coachWhen families receive an ADHD diagnosis, many struggle to know what to do next.In this episode, Dr. Inyang Takon is joined by ADHD coach and educator Tiara Brumberg to discuss executive functioning, emotional regulation, and practical strategies for supporting children and teens with ADHD.Together they explore the challenges families face after diagnosis, the importance of coaching and community, and how parents can build systems that help neurodivergent children thrive.Whether you're a parent, clinician, educator, or neurodivergent adult, you'll come away with practical insights and...
2026-06-021h 30
Early Intervention MattersHow and Why Music Therapy Works for Neurodivergent Children — With Samantha FooteDr. Inyang Takon speaks with Samantha Foote about the transformative role of music therapy in supporting neurodivergent children and their families.Drawing from both professional expertise and personal experience, Samantha explains how music accesses multiple areas of the brain, supports emotional regulation, and creates opportunities for connection, communication, and growthWhat You’ll Learn How music therapy supports neurodivergent children The science behind music and brain connectivity Practical emotional regulation strategies using music Why gradual co-regulation matters for children Common myths and misconceptions about music therapy Challenges families face in accessing support services ⏱...
2026-05-1849 min
Early Intervention MattersTreating Symptoms Vs Root Causes: (Understanding Functional Medicine) - with Dr. Jess ArmineFor many families and professionals, chronic illness and neurodiversity can feel complex and overwhelming. This conversation offers a different lens—one that asks better questions, looks deeper, and recognises that health issues often have root causes. In this thought-provoking episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon sits down with Dr. Jess Armine to explore a different way of understanding neurodiversity and chronic illness—one that starts at the cellular level.Drawing from years of experience in functional medicine, Dr Armine breaks down how mitochondrial function, cellular health, and underlying root causes play a critical role...
2026-05-101h 09
Early Intervention MattersNeurodiversity, Advocacy & Resilience: Jessica Danel’s Story of Strength and FaithIn this powerful episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with Jessica Danel, a mother of special needs children, entrepreneur, and advocate, who shares her honest journey through diagnosis, advocacy, and resilience.If you’re a parent, caregiver, or professional supporting neurodiverse children, this conversation is a reminder that:You don’t need to have all the answers. You just need the courage to take the next step.🎯 What You’ll Learn How to navigate neurodiversity diagnosis and early intervention What advocacy really looks like...
2026-05-0156 min
Early Intervention MattersBetter IEP Meetings: A guide for Special Needs Parents - Dr. Inyang Takon interviews Dr Diane FannonIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Takon and Dr. Diana Fannon explore the challenges families face following a neurodiversity diagnosis and what it truly means to advocate effectively for your child.Drawing on her extensive experience in special education advocacy, Dr. Fannon shares practical strategies to help parents navigate complex school systems, communicate with confidence, and understand their educational rights. The conversation also highlights how these challenges are shared globally, with many families struggling to access the support their children need.Alongside practical guidance, Dr. Fannon offers an important reminder: advocacy matters—but so...
2026-04-2749 min
Early Intervention MattersPicky Eaters: Causes, Myths, and Solutions - Dr. Inyang Takon Interviews Lena LivinskyIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters Dr Takon is joined by Lena Livinsky, M.A., an integrative speech-language pathologist and feeding specialist, who shares a holistic approach to understanding feeding challenges in children, picky eating and why it’s more than just a behaviour.We discuss what picky eating is and why it should be seen as a symptom of underlying factors such as gut health, sensory sensitivities, or past experiences with food exploring Lena’s BLOOM framework and attempting to address factors that contribute to problems with childhood nutrition.Topics:Dist...
2026-04-2038 min
Early Intervention MattersBeyond Labels: Insights into Parenting Neurodivergent children - Dr Inyang Takon interviews Christopher Scott WyattIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon is joined by Christopher Scott Wyatt, a college instructor, researcher, blogger, and neurodivergent parent. We explore the limits of labels, the importance of understanding each child’s needs, and practical ways to support them at home and in school.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Neurodiversity and the Podcast00:49 Christopher's Journey as a Parent of Neurodivergent Children03:31 Understanding Evolving Diagnoses and Their Implications05:55 The Impact of Diagnosis on Parenting and Education08:23 Navigating Healthcare and...
2026-04-1247 min
Early Intervention MattersSupport and Acceptance for Neurodivergent Individuals: Dr Inyang Takon interviews Gazit Chaya NkosiGuest: Gazit Chaya Nkosi (they/them)Dr Inyang Takon interviews Gazit Chaya Nkosi who shares their expertise on neurodiversity, affirming approaches to communication, and supporting families through systemic challenges. Discover practical strategies, the importance of radical acceptance, and how to foster meaningful lives for neurodivergent individuals.Key topicsNeurodiversity and systemic oppressionAffirming communication and non-verbal supportPractical strategies for family and caregiver supportReframing Neurodiversity: A Holistic Approach to Support and AcceptanceThe Power of Affirming Communication in Neurodivergent LivesChapters00:00 Introduction to Neurodiversity a...
2026-04-0850 min
Early Intervention MattersFrom Law to Literacy: Daniela's Journey to Support Children with Dyslexia and other Reading DifficultiesIn this insightful interview, Daniela Feldhausen, an expert in dyslexia and reading support, shares her journey from law to teaching, her work with Kids Up Reading Tutors, and practical strategies for supporting children with reading difficulties. Discover early signs of dyslexia, effective teaching methods, and how to empower children and parents alike.Key topicsEarly signs of dyslexia and brain scansPhonological and phonics skills developmentImpact of reading difficulties on behavior and anxietyAssessment and intervention strategiesRole of assistive technology and parental supportChapters00:00 Introduction to Reading Challenges10:57 The I...
2026-03-2456 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangMarch 15th Super Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on Supernatural Favor: Activating God’s Advantage in Your LifeIn this powerful Sunday message, we explore one of the greatest advantages a believer can experience in life: the favor of God. While skill, intelligence, and effort are important, Scripture reveals that favor is what ultimately sets people apart and opens doors that human ability alone cannot open.Drawing from Ecclesiastes 9:11, this sermon reminds us that life is not always a level playing field. Many people may have similar qualifications or opportunities, yet experience very different outcomes. The difference is often the favor of God at work.The Bible teaches that favor is the blessing...
2026-03-181h 03
Early Intervention MattersDental Intervention Strategies for Children with Neurodiversity - with Dr. Ivy Fortune GlaveeIn this episode, dental expert Dr. Ivy Fortune Glavee shares insights on managing dental health in neurodivergent children, emphasizing early intervention, tailored approaches, and innovative tools to improve oral hygiene and prevent dental issues.Key TopicsDental well-being in children with neurodiversityEarly registration and routine dental visitsSensory considerations in dental careSigns of dental problems in non-verbal childrenPreventive dental care and parental involvemenTakeawaysStart dental visits as early as six months to build rapport.Use tell-show-do technique to ease children into dental visits.Tailor dental care to sensory...
2026-03-1551 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangMarch 1st Thanksgiving Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on A New Song: How to Rejoice Every Day At the beginning of a new month, we gather not out of routine—but out of gratitude. This message calls us to intentionally reflect on the goodness of God and to sing a new song of thanksgiving (Psalm 149:1). As declared in the service theme, God desires to put a new song in your mouth March 1st 2026 Sunday Service S….1️⃣ Thanksgiving Must Be IntentionalIf you don’t consciously “count your blessings,” it may seem like God hasn’t done much. But every single day, God protects, provides, and sustains. Thanksgiving should not be a quiet afterthought. If...
2026-03-0331 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangFebruary 23rd Monday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on The Impossible is Possible Part 2 - Feast of Good ThingsThere is nothing that transforms a person like the Word of God. In this message, we are reminded that God does the impossible—effortlessly. But the central revelation goes further:Not only is nothing impossible with God—God desires that with you, nothing should be impossible.Scripture FocusMatthew 17:14–20 — After Jesus delivers a boy and the disciples ask why they couldn’t, Jesus answers: “Because of your unbelief… if you have faith as a mustard seed… nothing will be impossible for you.”Key Lessons from the Sermon1) Take God’s Word Literally Don...
2026-02-241h 12
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangFebruary 22nd Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on The Impossible is Possible Part 1In this powerful and faith-stirring message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches on the unshakable truth that what is impossible with men is possible with God.Beginning with the foundation of the Feast of Good Things (Isaiah 25:6), this sermon reminds us that God has prepared a banquet of blessings, laughter, restoration, and victory for His people. Every cloud of sorrow can be removed. Every shame can be reversed. Every disgrace can be wiped away.But how do we access these good things?By faith.Drawing from Mark 10:27, the story of the rich young...
2026-02-241h 04
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangFebruary 8th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on Do It Now: Breaking Inertia and Stepping Into ActionIn this powerful and faith-stirring message, Dr. Dennis Inyang challenges believers to move beyond prayer, planning, and intention—and step boldly into execution.The theme of the month is Faith for New Exploits, and this sermon calls us to live out the reality of answered prayers. If God has heard you, then begin to act like He has answered. If you have travailed in prayer, then it is time to bring forth.Drawing from scriptures including:Mark 11:24 – Believe you have receivedIsaiah 66:8–9 – Travail and bring forthJames 1:22–25 – Be doers of the Word2 Corinthians 6:1–2 – Now is the accepted timeEcc...
2026-02-1140 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangJanuary 25th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on Serving God: The Pathway to True GreatnessIn this powerful and timely sermon, Dr. Dennis Inyang challenges believers to rediscover the privilege, power, and responsibility of serving God. Drawing from scriptures including Matthew 20, Matthew 16, Hebrews 6, and Exodus 23, he reveals that true greatness in God’s Kingdom is not achieved through titles, position, or ambition—but through humble, sacrificial service.This message confronts the culture of entitlement and convenience, reminding us that Jesus Himself came not to be served, but to serve, and calls every believer to follow that same path. Dr. Inyang emphasizes that service is the gateway to growth, fruitfulness, provision, and divine rewa...
2026-02-0634 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangJanuary 11th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang on God’s promise to do what eyes have not seen for those who truly love HimIn this faith-stirring sermon, Dr. Dennis Inyang expounds on God’s prophetic declaration: “Behold, I will do new things.”Drawing from Isaiah 42:9 and 1 Corinthians 2:9, this message reveals that God has already prepared extraordinary things beyond human imagination for those who love Him.Dr. Inyang teaches that God never acts without first declaring His intention, and when God speaks, faith must be our response. He explains that believers can become reference points for new and unprecedented experiences with God, just as Mary, Joshua, and others did in Scripture.The sermon challenges listeners to examine the true condit...
2026-02-0648 min
Early Intervention MattersCreating Safe Spaces: Exploring The Evolving Role of Librarians in Schools - With Emma GrahamIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with Emma Graham, a school librarian, about her journey and the evolving role of librarians in supporting student wellbeing, particularly for neurodiverse children. Emma shares her personal experiences and insights from a survey she conducted, highlighting the importance of creating safe spaces for students and the need for recognition and training for librarians. The conversation emphasizes the critical role librarians play in early intervention and the overall mental health of students in schools.TakeawaysEmma's journey to becoming a librarian...
2026-02-0252 min
Early Intervention MattersBreaking Stigmas around Neurodiversity in Africa - with Boluwatife Joshua Ayanwole, OSHP, HSEP, AICSP.In this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, Dr. Inyang Takon welcomes Ayanwole Boluwatife Joshua, a neurodiversity advocate from Nigeria, to discuss the importance of awareness and advocacy in neurodiversity. They explore Ayanwole's personal journey with dyscalculia, the role of parents in supporting neurodiverse children, and the need for community support. Ayanwole emphasizes the significance of building emotional connections in therapy, the challenges of generalization, and the necessity for self-care among parents. The conversation concludes with a hopeful vision for the future of neurodiversity in Africa, calling for better awareness, inclusion policies, and government support and public centers.
2026-01-2359 min
Early Intervention MattersBuilding Emotional Resilience in Children: Insights from Shruthi DesaiIn this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, host Inyang welcomes Shruthi, a passionate advocate for children's emotional well-being and the host of the Conscious Children Project. The conversation delves into the importance of community support in parenting, emphasizing that parents should not feel pressured to be everything for their children. Shruthi shares her journey from a corporate career to a more meaningful life focused on nurturing children's emotional intelligence through yoga and community engagement. The discussion highlights the significance of understanding each child's unique emotional needs and the role of parents in...
2026-01-191h 08
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangJanuary 8th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: The Power of the Anointing: Divine Favor, Protection, and Supernatural Breakthrough | SermonWhat can the anointing of God do in your life tonight? In this powerful and revelatory message, we dive deep into the supernatural power of the anointing—far beyond oil or ritual—as an external impartation of God’s grace that brings favor, breaks yokes, and transforms destinies. Drawing from the prophetic encounter of Saul in 1 Samuel 10 and New Testament demonstrations in Mark 6 and John 9, this sermon reveals how the anointing marks you for unusual favor, empowers you beyond natural ability, and positions you for elevation, protection, and overflow.Whether you’re believing God for healing, deliverance, breakthr...
2026-01-0927 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangJanuary 4th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang A Heart of Thanksgiving: Embracing God's Goodness and Mercy for a Prosperous New Year What does it truly mean to live with a heart of gratitude, especially as we step into a new year? In this powerful sermon delivered on the first Sunday of 2026, we explore the transformative power of thanksgiving and how believing, confessing, and receiving God’s Word unlocks His promises for progress, protection, and new beginnings. Drawing from scriptures like Isaiah 42:9, Proverbs 4:18, and Psalm 107:1, this message reminds us that God is altogether good, merciful, and faithful—and that our gratitude positions us for continual blessing.Join us as we reflect on the importance of thanking God not only for...
2026-01-0820 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangDecember 31st Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: Leave Your Past Behind & Enter a Year of New Beginnings | New Year’s Eve Prophetic ServiceAs the clock struck midnight, what did you carry into 2026? In this powerful New Year’s Eve crossover service, we declare: your past ends here. Through prophetic prayers, declarations, and deep biblical teaching, this message will ignite your faith for a year of unprecedented breakthroughs, divine health, and supernatural favor.Drawing from Scripture in Numbers 17, Daniel 3, and Isaiah 43, we explore how God can bring life to dead situations overnight, remove the “smell of the fire” from your testimony, and launch you into a season of new things. Whether you’ve been praying for a child, healing, a spouse...
2026-01-081h 01
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangDecember 28th Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang - Finishing Strong: How to End Your Year with Faith, Miracles & Joy | Luke 5 SermonAre you feeling like this year didn’t go as planned? Like you’ve toiled all night and caught nothing? Don’t give up—your miracle is closer than you think. In this powerful year-end sermon, we dive into Luke Chapter 5, where Jesus shows up at Peter’s lowest moment and turns his empty nets into an overwhelming harvest. Discover how God specializes in divine turnarounds, even in the final moments of the year.This message will ignite your faith with four key principles to finish the year strong:Stay thankful and guard your joyBelieve that anything i...
2026-01-0526 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangDecember 25th 2025 Sunday's Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: The True Meaning of Christmas: Overcoming Shame, Embracing Grace & The Power of AdoptionWhat does your family history say about you? And what does the Christmas story say about God’s grace over our past? This special Christmas sermon dives deep into Matthew Chapter 1 to reveal a stunning truth: Jesus’ genealogy was far from perfect—and that’s the whole point. From unlikely women in His lineage to the courage of Joseph, discover how God uses flawed stories to display His glory.In this message, we explore:Why Christmas isn’t about “Detty December” parties but about Christ coming in the fleshHow God’s grace rewrites family shame and disqua...
2026-01-0541 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangDecember 21st Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang - Positioned for What’s Next: Finishing the Year Strong in GodAs the year draws to a close, this timely and stirring sermon calls believers to pause, reflect, and realign their hearts with God’s purpose for what lies ahead. In this message, we are reminded that seasons don’t just change automatically—they respond to spiritual awareness, obedience, and preparation.The sermon challenges listeners to examine how they have walked through the year: the lessons learned, the opportunities embraced or missed, and the attitudes that shaped their journey. Rather than dwelling on regrets or successes alone, the message emphasizes the importance of finishing well—with gratitude, humility, and rene...
2026-01-0531 min
Early Intervention MattersUnderstanding Developmental Delay & Pediatric Assessments with Dr. Ngozi OluonyeIn this episode, we explore the complexities of developmental delays in children, featuring insights from Dr. Ngozi Oluonye, a consultant pediatrician. The conversation covers the definition of developmental delay, its causes, the importance of early intervention, and how parents can advocate for their children. Dr. Oluonye emphasizes the need for ongoing monitoring and support, as well as the significance of genetic testing in understanding developmental issues. The episode concludes with a message of hope for parents, highlighting the unique strengths of every child and the importance of nurturing their development.TakeawaysDevelopmental delay is...
2025-12-251h 20
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangDecember 14th 2025 Sunday's Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: Worker's Appreciation ServiceIn this stirring sermon, we are reminded that true greatness—both in God’s Kingdom and in life—is not achieved through titles, position, or recognition, but through consistent, selfless service. Anchored in Galatians 6:9, the message challenges believers not to grow weary in doing good, assuring us that in due season, there is a guaranteed harvest for those who refuse to give up Sunday Sermon .The sermon confronts a common mindset in modern Christianity: coming to church only to receive blessings without committing to serve. We are taught that the proof of discipleship is service. Pastors and church...
2025-12-1755 min
Early Intervention MattersStrategies for Managing Sleep Difficulties - With Keith Dinauto, Occupational TherapistIn this episode, Inyang and Keith discuss the critical role of sleep in children's development, particularly for those with neurodiverse conditions. They explore normal sleep patterns, common sleep difficulties, and the distinction between medical and behavioral sleep issues. The conversation focuses on the importance of promoting healthy sleep habits and routines, as well as the impact of sleep on behavior. Keith shares practical strategies for improving sleep and highlights the significance of consistency in implementing these strategies. The episode concludes with advice for parents on managing sleep issues and the importance of seeking professional help wh...
2025-12-1558 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNovember 23rd 2025 Sunday's Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: Looking Ahead (Part 3)In this message, Dr. Dennis Inyang shows that looking ahead isn’t guesswork or empty wishing—it’s partnering with God through deliberate, practical planning. Drawing from Habakkuk 2:2, Luke 14:28–30, Proverbs 24, and Proverbs 16:9, he explains that vision only becomes reality when it is written down, broken into clear steps, and worked on intentionally. Prayer is vital, but prayer without a plan leaves many people going in circles, year after year.Using vivid examples from building projects, daily schedules, finances, career, education, and even marriage, Dr. Inyang teaches why planning is deeply spiritual: God Himself is a Master Planner who crea...
2025-12-0940 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNovember 13th 2025 Thursday's Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: Looking Ahead (Part 2)If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused about your future, or tired of repeating the same patterns year after year—this message will shake you awake. In this profound teaching, Dr. Dennis Inyang reveals how vision is the spiritual force that separates people who merely exist from those who walk boldly into God’s purpose for their lives.With wisdom, stories, humour, and deep biblical insight, he shows that a man without vision becomes trapped in the moment—unable to see beyond current pressure, pain, or comfort. But a man with vision becomes unstoppable. Vision makes you restless...
2025-12-0938 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNovember 2025 Sunday Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis Inyang: Looking Ahead (Part 1)In this forward-focused message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches how believers can prepare spiritually and mentally for the seasons ahead. He explains that God expects His children to move with vision, confidence, and discipline—never fear or uncertainty.Drawing from Scripture, Dr. Inyang emphasizes that looking ahead is not about anxiety but about alignment: aligning your plans with God’s will, renewing your mind, and positioning yourself to receive divine help. He highlights key spiritual habits—gratitude, obedience, diligence, and faith—that prepare you for what God has prepared for you.The sermon encourages listeners to let go o...
2025-12-0851 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNovember 2025 Thanksgiving Service Sermon by Dr. Dennis InyangIn this thanksgiving message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches why gratitude is a spiritual force that unlocks God’s grace and empowers believers to walk in dominion. He explains how giving thanks—in all things—positions you to experience the will of God and enjoy the fullness of His blessings.Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, the sermon highlights that thanksgiving is not a reaction to good circumstances, but a deliberate lifestyle that keeps believers aligned with God’s purpose. Dr. Inyang shares how gratitude opens the door to divine strength, preserves joy, and activates spiritual authority.This message will help...
2025-12-0740 min
Early Intervention MattersFAITH & NEURODIVERSITY: How Faith Communities can Support Neurodiverse Families - With Dr. Inyang TakonIn this podcast episode, Dr. Inyang Takon discusses the intersection of faith and neurodiversity, emphasizing the need for faith communities to better understand and support neurodiverse families. She highlights the challenges faced by these families in faith settings, the importance of education and awareness among faith leaders, and the necessity of creating inclusive environments. Inyang advocates for proactive measures to embrace neurodiversity as a gift from God, urging faith communities to provide support and resources for neurodiverse children and their families.TakeawaysNeurodiversity means different ways of processing information.Faith communities...
2025-11-2430 min
Early Intervention MattersInvisible Struggles: Understanding Learning Difficulties - With Dr. Olasimbo DavidsonSummaryIn this exciting episode of Early Intervention Matters, host Dr. Inyang Takon speaks with Dr. Olasimbo Davidson about the often invisible struggles faced by children with learning difficulties. They discuss the definition of learning difficulties, their causes, and the importance of early intervention. Dr. Davidson shares her personal experiences with learning challenges and emphasizes the need for parental involvement and support. The conversation also highlights the role of schools in identifying and accommodating students with learning difficulties, the emotional impact on children, and the necessity for teacher training. Ultimately, the episode conveys a...
2025-11-2148 min
Early Intervention MattersYour child just got a diagnosis. What next? (Understanding Neurodiversity: A Parent's Guide)Special episode with Dr. Inyang Takon, Consultant neurodevelopmental Paediatrician. This podcast episode focuses on the journey of parents navigating the complexities of neurodiversity, particularly autism spectrum disorder. Dr. Inyang Takon, a neurodevelopmental pediatrician, discusses the emotional rollercoaster parents experience upon receiving a diagnosis for their child. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding neurodiversity, the role of parents in supporting their children, and the need for advocacy and resources. Real-life experiences from parents are shared to highlight the challenges and joys of raising neurodiverse children, along with cultural perspectives on acceptance and support.
2025-11-2036 min
Early Intervention MattersIntentional Parenting: Challenges and Insights of Parenting Across Cultures with Dr. Yewande OshodiIn this episode of the Early Intervention Matters Podcast, Dr. Inyang Takon interviews Dr. Yewande Oshodi, an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and consultant psychiatrist, about the complexities of parenting. They discuss the importance of intentional parenting, the impact of cultural backgrounds, and the challenges faced by migrant families. Dr. Oshodi emphasises the significance of communication, setting boundaries, and allowing children to learn from their mistakes. The conversation also touches on the mental health implications of parenting styles and the need for continuous learning and adaptation in parenting approaches.TakeawaysIntentional parenting is c...
2025-11-0353 min
Early Intervention MattersSensory Processing Difficulties in Children - Interview with Keith Dinauto, Paediatric Occupational TherapistSummaryIn this enlightening podcast episode, pediatric occupational therapist Keith Dinauto shares his insights on sensory processing difficulties in children. He discusses the role of occupational therapy, the importance of early intervention, and how trauma can impact sensory processing. Keith emphasizes the need for collaboration between parents, therapists, and schools to support children effectively. He also addresses common myths about sensory processing and offers practical strategies for parents to help their children thrive. Throughout the conversation, Keith shares his personal journey and the significance of empathy in therapy, providing a hopeful message for families navigating...
2025-10-051h 12
Early Intervention MattersIdentifying and Supporting Children with ADHD: Insights from an Educator - Janine VanSteeSummaryIn this episode of the Early Intervention Matters podcast, Dr. Inyang Takon and Janine VanStee discuss the complexities of ADHD, particularly in educational settings. Janine shares her personal journey with ADHD and her extensive experience in education, highlighting the challenges of identifying and supporting children with ADHD. They explore the importance of individualized education plans, the role of teachers, and the need for better training and understanding of ADHD in schools. The conversation also touches on cultural perspectives, the significance of community support, and the benefits of coaching for managing ADHD. Ultimately, they emphasize...
2025-10-031h 01
Early Intervention MattersDr. Gilly Kahn: Navigating Emotional Symptoms in ADHDSummaryDr Inyang Takon interviews Dr. Gilly Kahn, a clinical psychologist, discussing the often-overlooked emotional symptoms associated with ADHD, particularly in girls. The conversation explores the nuances of emotional dysregulation, the differences in presentation between ADHD and autism, and the challenges of late diagnosis. Dr. Kahn shares a case study of a teenage girl named Anna, highlighting the importance of understanding emotional symptoms and the need for comprehensive assessments. The episode also delves into therapeutic approaches for managing ADHD symptoms and introduces Dr. Kahn's new book, which aims to provide accessible in...
2025-08-2849 min
Early Intervention MattersHow I Turned My ADHD into an Advantage: Interview with Jesse Mungai - Part 2Summary:In this conversation, Jesse Mungai shares insights on living with ADHD, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's symptoms and leveraging them for productivity. He discusses strategies for managing work-life balance, the significance of support systems, and the role of diagnosis and medication. Jesse also offers advice for young people with ADHD, highlights the need for better educational environments, and stresses the importance of transparency in parent-child relationships. He advocates for a shift in how society views neurodiversity, focusing on growth and potential rather than limitations.Takeaways
2025-08-0440 minEarly Intervention MattersADHD's Positive Side: An Interview with Jesse Mungai - Part 1 (Jesse's Story)SummaryIn this episode of Early Intervention Matters, Jesse Mungai shares his journey with ADHD from childhood to becoming a successful entrepreneur. The conversation explores the challenges he faced in school, the impact of medication, and how he navigated his early career. Jesse emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, taking action, and finding the right environment to thrive, offering valuable insights for young people and their support systems.TakeawaysJesse was diagnosed with ADHD at age seven.Early school experiences were marked by disruption and misunderstanding.Support...
2025-08-0435 min
Early Intervention MattersFight For Your Child! How to become your Child's No. 1 Advocate: An interview with Folu AdebayoFolu shares her inspiring journey as a mother of Tade, a young adult on the autism spectrum. She discusses the challenges faced during Tadi's diagnosis, the importance of early intervention, and the advocacy work she has undertaken to support not only her child but also other families in similar situations. Folu emphasizes the need for community support, the significance of education, and the role of diet and health in managing autism. She encourages parents to be proactive advocates for their children and to seek out resources and support systems to navigate the complexities of raising a child with autism.
2025-07-221h 04
Early Intervention MattersWith Dr. Olapeju Simoyan: The Advantage of Encouraging Creativity in ALL ChildrenSummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Olapeju Simoyan shares her personal journey of embracing creativity in her medical career and the positive impact it has on mental health and learning. The discussion highlights the need for a shift in educational approaches to foster creativity, which is essential in a rapidly changing workforce.Dr. Olapeju Simoyan and host Dr. Inyang Takon discuss the vital link between creativity and neurodiversity, emphasizing the importance of nurturing creative instincts in children, especially those who are neurodivergent. They explore how traditional education often stifles creativity and how parents can...
2025-06-2557 min
Prophet Cosmas Inyang PodcastMiracle Prayer For You by Prophet Cosmas InyangListen to Miracle Prayer For You by Prophet Cosmas Inyang.In Today’s episode of Prophet Cosmas Inyang Podcast, he will be releasing powerful prayers for miracles, healings, turnarounds, restoration, breakthroughs and more. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit prophetcosmas.substack.com
2025-06-1806 min
Early Intervention Matters[Urgent] - Why we must Normalise Neurodiversity in African FamiliesDr. 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 resources and encouragement for parents and caregivers.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Neurodiversity and Early Intervention02:47 Cultural Perspectives on Neurodiversity06:08 Barriers to Assessment and Support09:01 The Importance of Open Conversations11:57 Understanding Neurodiversity14:54 The Role of Early Intervention18:13 Challenges Faced...
2025-05-0932 min
Early Intervention MattersGetting an Autism Diagnosis as an Adult - Daukoru Jonah's Inspiring JourneySummaryIn 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 importance of community support and advocacy. The conversation highlights the complexities of navigating life as a neurodivergent individual and the transformative power of understanding one's own neurodiversity.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Neurodevelopmental Podcast05:31 DK's Journey to Diagnosis11:51 Understanding Neurodiversity...
2025-04-271h 12
Early Intervention MattersInsights on Speech Development and Delay - with Mayuri DaveSummaryIn 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 communication skills. They explore the distinctions between language delay and autism, the challenges of selective mutism, and the significance of early intervention. The conversation highlights practical strategies for parents to support their children's language development and the importance of creating supportive environments for effective communication.
2025-04-251h 16
Early Intervention MattersUnderstanding Anxiety in Children: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents - Interview with Dr. Kate FadakaSummaryIn 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 professional help when necessary. The conversation also highlights the role of schools in supporting anxious children and the effectiveness of therapeutic approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Finally, they provide resources for parents to better understand and manage anxiety in their children....
2025-03-1159 min
Early Intervention MattersIzegbua's Journey Part 3: Transitions - From Paediatrics to Adult ServicesThis 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 the challenges families face and offers practical advice and resources to navigate this complex process.TakeawaysTransitioning from pediatric to adult services can be challenging for families.Planning for transition should start as early as birth.Parents often need support to understand and implement transition information.
2025-01-0347 min
Early Intervention MattersIzegbua's Journey Part 2: The Assessment Process and The Importance of Love & AcceptanceSummaryIn 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 avoid comparisons. The conversation highlights the need for practical support, understanding, and the significance of nurturing a child's unique abilities and interests.TakeawaysThe referral process for neurodiverse children can be lengthy and complex.It's essential for families to advocate for their child's needs...
2024-12-2733 min
Early Intervention MattersIzegbua's Journey Part 1: Navigating Neurodiversity From Nigeria to the United KingdomIn 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 challenges, and advocating for children with special needs. The conversation emphasizes the need for resilience, knowledge, and a shift in mindset when dealing with the complexities of neurodiversity and education.TakeawaysThe journey of parenting neurodiverse children is unique and...
2024-12-2727 min
Digital Transformation SuccessDemystifying Emerging Technologies for Entrepreneurs of Color and Underserved Communities with Ifiok and Monk InyangCan AI break barriers for underserved communities?On this episode of Digital Transformation Success, host and Little Bird Marketing CEO, Priscilla McKinney talks with brothers Ifiok and Monk Inyang, co-founders of 1st Street Partnerships, about empowering entrepreneurs and creators of color through the emerging technology of generative AI. Growing up in a poorer, working-class environment in Newark, NJ, the Inyang brothers understand the challenges faced by underserved communities. They recognize that a lack of resources often means these communities have no cushion to fail, with minor setbacks potentially setting...
2024-07-1625 min
Prophet Cosmas Inyang PodcastI PRAY FOR YOU by Prophet Cosmas InyangPowerful prophetic prayer by Prophet Cosmas Inyang.Your Testimony is sure This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit prophetcosmas.substack.com
2024-07-1303 min
Streamin' With a PurposeEpisode 60: Mind Your Soul with Inyang TelfairInyang Telfair was born and raised in Detroit, MI. She married her high school sweetheart, Marcus, in July of 2003, and from their union came three children, Olyvia, Leviticus, and Hope. Inyang and her family moved to Lexington, KY, in the winter of 2013, where she and her family currently reside. Inyang enjoys serving in ministry, reading, traveling, dancing, watching movies, and having game nights with loved ones.
Inyang obtained her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree and her Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Global Communications degree from Murray State University.
She is...
2023-12-2136 min
Public Health SPOTlight PodcastClinical medicine to environmental epidemiology, with Inyang UwakTell us what you thought of this episode - send us a text!In this episode, Sujani sits down with Inyang Uwak, an environmental epidemiologist with a background in medicine. They discuss Inyang’s experience with her MPH and DrPH program, how to succeed in environmental epidemiology, and how Inyang’s clinical background has helped her in her current career. You’ll LearnHow Inyang found her way to public health and specifically epidemiology and environmental from a clinical backgroundWhat considerations and support she used to make her decisi...
2023-05-1040 min
Public Health SPOTlight PodcastClinical medicine to environmental epidemiology, with Inyang UwakTell us what you thought of this episode - send us a text!In this episode, Sujani sits down with Inyang Uwak, an environmental epidemiologist with a background in medicine. They discuss Inyang’s experience with her MPH and DrPH program, how to succeed in environmental epidemiology, and how Inyang’s clinical background has helped her in her current career. You’ll LearnHow Inyang found her way to public health and specifically epidemiology and environmental from a clinical backgroundWhat considerations and support she used to make her decisi...
2023-05-1040 min
Apogee StrongNsima Inyang - A Break-The-Bar AthleteThere tends to be an association that culture has around incredibly muscular men that assumes that's all they are- meatheads. But today's guest very clearly defies that stereotype, being one of the biggest dudes, but also by far one of the most intelligent. He's lead a life of forging his own path and going against the grain. Couldn't have asked for a better guest to come on to speak with the young men of Apogee.
NSIMA INYANG
Nsima is a drug-free Professional Bodybuilder, elite-level Powerlifter, and Martial Artist. As a Bodybuilder, he competed in Cellucor...
2023-02-031h 21
HerOwnHero PodS3E8: Aniekan Inyang : Starting a Career in Data ScienceHello Hero Boys & Girls
I'm super excited to introduce our latest #podseries - #TheWomenInTech Series.
Our first guest is Aniekan Inyang, a Data Scientist and Tech Coach who is passionate about teaching young people Data Science and its application i the real world. Aniekan holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Denver as well as scored an Internship position with Microsoft!
In this episode, she shared how she was able to learn and work at two demanding organizations, and how she started her career in data science and a...
2022-11-2136 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNothing Shall By Any Means Hurt You Part 3A continuation of the teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Supernatural Encounter service on Sunday 18th September 2022.
2022-09-2059 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNothing Shall By Any Means Hurt You Part 2A continuation of the teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Feast of Champions service on Thursday 15th September 2022.
2022-09-2055 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangNothing Shall By Any Means Hurt You Part 1A teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Feast of Champions service on Thursday 8th September 2022.
2022-09-2056 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangTHE TRIAL OF FAITH PART 1DR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2022TEXT: Matt 13:20-21, Gen 15:8-11, James 1:2-4, Heb 11:13, Ezek 12:21-23, Heb 11:17, 1 Pet 1:6-8, 1 Cor 10:13#RecapWhen the enemy sends adversity, it is on account of the word that you have received. If he cannot keep you from understanding what God has said, he will try to cause you to doubt it.The only assurance that we have that God will keep his promise is the covenant. For this reason, Satan tries to attack the foundation of the covenant. Don't allow him!Adversity...
2022-07-311h 06
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangTHE TRIAL OF FAITH PART 2DR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, MARCH 27, 2022TEXT: Job 1:6-12, Matt 7:24-27, 2 Cor 12:7-10, Phil 1:29, Rom 8:35-39#RecapThe trials of faith can be summarized in 3 words - purpose, perspective, and perseverance.God's purpose for the trials of faith in our lives is to make us better not destroy us.How you go and come through trials will be greatly determined by your perspective. The way you see things will dictate your response and results.No matter what you go through, don't give up. Every trial has...
2022-07-311h 13
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangTHE TREASURES OF DARKNESSDR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, APRIL 24, 2022TEXT: Isah 45:3, 2 Ki 4:1-7, Hos 4:6, Ecc 10:5#RecapThe path to prosperity is not always obvious. God desires to reveal to you the secret places where the wealth of the earth is hidden.Wealth is hidden in people. Wherever people are found, there is an opportunity to prosper. Business is finding a way to get people to give you their money in exchange for value.Money is hidden in problems. You will prosper by providing solutions to issues that plague people. Your value...
2022-07-3100 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangFAITH AND FINANCESDR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, APRIL 3, 2022TEXT: 3 John 1:2, Ps 35:27, Deut 28:8-12, Luk 13:10-13, Ps 112:1-3, 2 Cor 9:8, Deut 8:11-18, Heb 6:13-18, 2 Cor 8:9#RecapIt is God's will for you to prosper. Salvation is holistic and encompasses every facet of your life. Every parent delights in the success of their child.The first thing that God created (even before He made man) was an environment of pleasure and abundance. He wants us to thrive not just survive.Prosperity is a good thing. It gives you true freedom and puts options...
2022-07-3100 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangEASTER SUNDAY SERVICE - THE POWER OF HIS RESURRECTIONDR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, APRIL 17, 2022TEXT: Phil 3:10-11, Luk 24:1-7, Rom 5:6-11, John 12:24, 1 Cor 15:35-54, Rom 8:11#RecapNot only did Jesus die for us. We died with Him at Calvary and resurrected with Him on the third day. The deeper our understanding of this experience the more of a reality it becomes in our lives.God's word will never fail. Jesus died and rose on the third day just as He said that He would. All the plans of hell and schemes of man could not stop His promise...
2022-07-3100 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangTHE BLESSINGS OF LIBERALITYDR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2022TEXT: Prov 11:24-25 (NLT), 2 Cor 8:1-5, 1 Ki 3:3-5, Heb 11:4, 2 Cor 9:5-8, Mal 3:8-12, Deut 16:16#RecapThere are 2 paradigms of prosperity. The world prospers through greed and materialism. In our kingdom, however, we prosper by giving. Generosity unlocks your prosperity.Your liberality is not determined by what you have. It is a function of the state of your heart. No matter how little you have, you can always be generous.Generosity is giving beyond what is required. It is not driven by obligation...
2022-07-3100 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangContending for the FAITH - Part 2DR DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY MAY 22, 2022TEXT: Jude 1:3, Luke 18:8, Hebrew 11:6, John 4:23-24, Hebrew 11:25, Romans 4: 18, 21.#RecapYou cannot fight for what you don’t value. If you are going to contend for the faith, it has to be of value to you. You must place value on your salvation, you must place value on your belief in Jesus.We must contend for the faith because of our belief system, and our understanding of Christ Jesus. The faith delivered to the saints is under attack.The faith we have does no...
2022-07-3154 min
A Word from Dr. Dennis InyangContending for the FAITH - Part 1DR. DENNIS INYANGSUNDAY, MAY 15, 2022TEXT: Jude 1, Eph 2:8-9, Rom 6:1-12, Tit 1:11-14, 2:11-12#RecapWe are all saved by grace through faith. The only basis for our salvation is Christ's finished work at Calvary.You cannot fight for what you do not value. If you will defend your faith, you must understand its worth.The Grace of God is not a license to live an immoral life. Some teach today that because we are not saved by work, it does not matter how we live. This...
2022-07-3147 min
Early Intervention MattersTransitions: Why Health professionals and Parents should pay attention to this.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. There are reasons for this and we need to pay attention to this interesting phenomenon. This will help us to diagnose the child properly and be ready to meet his/her needs i...
2022-05-1608 min
Early Intervention MattersCan Girls have ADHD?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 eim@drtakon.com and your question could be answered in a future episode.Support the showResources & Connect with Dr. Inyang Takon:(NEW!): https://braindiverse.org A Resource Library of tools, t...
2021-10-1511 min
Early Intervention MattersParents! Are you in Denial?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 if your child needs it.Support the showResources & Connect with Dr. Inyang Takon:(NEW!): https://braindiverse.org A Resource Library of...
2021-10-0810 min
Early Intervention MattersHow Parents and Teachers can Identify Early Signs of Autism Spectrum DisorderThis 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 look out for and what to do if you are concerned.If you have a question you want me to address in future episodes, please email eim@drtakon.comSupport t...
2021-10-0118 min
Early Intervention MattersMeet your host: Dr. Inyang Takon, Neurodevelopmental PaediatricianThis 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 why Early Intervention Matters.Support the showResources & Connect with Dr. Inyang Takon:(NEW!): https://braindiverse.org A Resource Library of...
2021-09-1821 min
Melanin & Medicine PodcastEpisode 64: Learning to be a Leader with MPOWERED member Dr. Meyeneobong InyangYou might be feeling that who you are is not who you are supposed to be. Or you know you could show up as more of yourself That’s why episode 64 of the Melanin, Medicine & Motherhood Podcast is about showing up as a leader! In this episode of the Melanin, Medicine & Motherhood Podcast, I’m sharing behind the scenes with MPOWERED member Dr. Meyeneobong Inyang.Take my free MPOWERED Self-Assessment for Black Women in Medicine & Academia where you’ll uncover the domain that requires the most growth to help you start l...
2021-01-2033 min
Living Beyond PodcastDr. Eduek Inyang - Healthcare Administrator - Ep. 7Dr. Eduek Inyang, currently serves as the Interim Director of Oncology at Sanford Health, located in Bemidji, MN. Inyang's passion for care delivery and healthcare innovation drives him to strive to be the best healthcare administrator he can be for those depending on his leadership and direction each day. Not only does Dr. Inyang have a passion for healthcare, he also shares how he relies on his faith each day, as he manages his daily tasks.
2020-07-0145 min
We Don't Know YetTrailer: We Don't Know YetNsima Inyang and Brian Bulaya kick off Episode 1 of WDKY describing who they are, why they are doing this podcast, and what to expect moving forward.
2018-05-2725 min
Employee of the MonthINYANG BASSEY, a back up singer for MOBY, strikes out on her own.While at Columbia, Nigerian born and New York raised Inyang Bassey was giving her first concert. Well, she was singing in her shower and her roommate suggested, they get a bigger shower. Actually, her roommate advised her to audition for one their university's productions. She did and decided to giving a singing career a real go. A couple years later when Moby was looking for a back up. An extraordinary singer Jenny Wasserman recommended Inyang. Before she knew what had happened, Inyang found herself singing on tours and albums with Moby. When not working with Moby, her unique ability...
2015-11-1712 min