Explain my Brain
For curious kids and the grown-ups who support them. Explain My Brain is a short podcast designed for children aged 4 to 10 to explore feelings, brain differences, and how to understand themselves and others, one small topic at a time. Hosted by Tyla, a psychologist and founder of The Psych Assessment Studio, each episode introduces a single concept, such as anxiety, sensory needs, ADHD, autism, meltdowns, friendships, or special interests, using child-friendly language, affirming explanations, and practical tips. This podcast is: Neurodiversity-affirming Strengths-based Short and easy to follow (each episode is under 5 minutes) Perfect for car rides, therapy sessions, classrooms, or bedtime chats Whether your child is neurodivergent or just starting to ask big questions about how brains and feelings work, this is a safe and encouraging place to learn together. Because every brain is a good brain. 💛
Episodes

Monday Jun 16, 2025
Monday Jun 16, 2025
Welcome to the very first episode of "Explain My Brain," hosted by psychologist and mother, Tyla. This podcast is specially made for kids aged 4 to 10 and their caregivers, as a resource to better understand their unique minds.
In this introductory episode, Tyla shares her motivation behind creating short, accessible episodes that tackle complex topics like brain function, anxiety, and neurodivergence, all while reassuring listeners about the uniqueness of every brain.
With a focus on making learning manageable and engaging, each episode will last under five minutes, making it perfect for listening during brief moments throughout the day. Join Tyla on this journey to explore our minds, suitable for all types of brains.

4 hours ago
4 hours ago
Welcome to the first episode of "Explain My Brain" where psychologist Tyla dives into the concept of "neurotypical."
Join us as we explore what it means to have a brain that fits societal norms and why it's essential to understand the diversity of brain types. Discover how the world is often designed for neurotypical brains, yet all brains are unique and valued. Through thoughtful analogies and questions, this episode encourages us to appreciate differences and ensure inclusive environments for everyone. Whether you're neurotypical or neurodivergent, your brain is just right for you!