The Neuropsychlopedia Podcast

The Neuropsychlopedia Podcast

Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPdN

Episodes 21
Avg. Duration 40m
Activity Moderate
Since Mar 2025
Latest Episode Jan 2026

Publishing Details

Schedule
Every 2 Weeks
Format
Episodic
Consistency
66%
Hosting
feeds.buzzsprout.com

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About This Podcast

Hosted by Board-Certified Pediatric Neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPDN, The Neuropsychlopedia Podcast aims to provide clarity and direction for anyone who seeks answers and information related to neuropsychological assessment, interventions, and general well-being. This podcast is intended to be a collaborative approach to understanding, questioning, and learning, rather than a purely didactic experience. The Neuropsychlopedia (theneuropsychlopedia.com) is an educational platform created for all parents and providers, but especially those of neurodivergent children. Dr. F provides trustworthy and accessible information, grounded in science, in addition to real-world insight. We replace confusion and misinformation with clarity, connection, support, and hope.

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Jan 16, 2026 2m Trailer

Welcome to The Neuropsychlopedia podcast. Putting the order in the disorder of mental health information by sifting through the chaos and clutter! Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A.…

S1E20 Episode 20: Stimulating Facts about Stimulants!

Dec 23, 2025 41m

Dr. Fontanetta and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Maria Ingalla discuss the complexities and safety profiles of common stimulants and what parents should know when considering medication for their…

S1E19 Episode 19: A Somber Yet Hopeful Conversation about Violence in Schools

Dec 15, 2025 50m

WARNING: This episode contains frank discussion about school shooters and school violence. Listener discretion advised.Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Peter Langman discuss current trends in school violence,…

S1E18 Episode 18: (E)quality of Assessments for Children of Color

Nov 06, 2025 55m

Dr. Fontanetta and Neuropsychologist Dr. Karen Wilson discuss the barriers to assessment and care for families of color as well as the specific needs and ways to support marginalized populations…

S1E17 Episode 17: The Rejection Sensitivity Proclivity

Oct 14, 2025 53m

Dr. Fontanetta and ADHD advocate Matt Raekelboom discuss rejection sensitivity dysphoria, emotional dysregulation in ADHD, gender differences, and more.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca…

S1E16 Episode 16: Special Education Knowledge for All!

Sep 25, 2025 1h 5m

Dr. Fontanetta and Attorney Melissa Gagne discuss special education laws, advocacy, and common questions/concerns parents have asked.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta,…

S1E15 Episode 15: PANS/PANDA-Monium

Sep 17, 2025 28m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Karina Cañadas (Teach Me Doc) discuss PANS and PANDAS- what are they- how are they diagnosed- what do we know about treatment- and how can we support these children? Hosted by…

S1E14 Episode 14: The Very Troubling, Troubled Teen Industry (TTI)

Sep 02, 2025 1h 10m

Dr. Fontanetta and Rebecca Prolman discuss the troubled teen experience and how the "industry" failed so many. Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPdN and produced…

S1E13 Episode 13: The Truth of the (Vaccine) Matter: Autism

Aug 19, 2025 40m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Wendy Hunter (The Pediatrician Next Door) discuss the relationships, facts, and myths associated with Autism including vaccines, Tylenol, genetics, and other factors as well as…

S1E12 Episode 12: Emotional Rollercoaster of Being an Autism Parent

Aug 05, 2025 50m

Dr. Fontanetta and Rob Gorski (The Autism Dad) discuss the joys, differences, and challenges of parenting a child with special needs.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta,…

S1E11 Episode 11: Porn on the Brain

Jul 19, 2025 45m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Trish Leigh discuss porn use and addiction in the present day as well as advice and interventions for children and teens.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A.…

S1E10 Episode 10: Adoption is Trauma not "Drama"

Jul 08, 2025 50m

Dr. Fontanetta and Connor Howe discuss the complexities of adoption, associated diagnosis, trauma, misinformation, and the lived experience.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A.…

S1E9 Episode 9: Gifted Wisdom

Jun 17, 2025 35m

Dr. Fontanetta and Erin Vanek discuss all things giftedness including whether you should tell your child they are gifted, what parenting styles are best, and when to consider outplacement for…

S1E8 Episode 8: Some Clarity on Vision Therapies

Jun 07, 2025 33m

Dr. Fontanetta and Rebecca Warner discuss the efficacy of vision therapy, dyslexic fonts, and specialized glasses for dyslexia as well as Rebecca's advocacy work.Hosted by pediatric…

Episode 7: Social Media: #Misinformation

May 29, 2025 47m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Jonathan Stea discuss the implications of social media on mental health. We talk TikTok trends, influencers, pseudoscience, social contagion, and self-diagnosis.Hosted by…

Episode 6: ABA: Miracle or Abuse?

May 25, 2025 42m

Dr. Fontanetta and Megg Thompson discuss the applied behavior analysis (ABA) debate in the context of autistic voices and recent research.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta,…

Episode 5: To Report or Not to Report?

May 07, 2025 38m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Pryce discuss the complicated decisions within mandated reporting and child welfare as is pertains to psychological assessment, treatment, and ethical/moral codes.Hosted by…

Episode 4: 2e is Me!

Apr 25, 2025 31m

Dr. Fontanetta and Julie Skolnik discuss the 2e (twice-exceptional) label in terms of typical profile, strengths and needs, exceptionalities, academic accommodations, and parenting strategies.Hosted…

Episode 3: Gaming for Good!

Apr 14, 2025 14m

Dr. Fontanetta discusses the pros and cons of virtual reality and gaming environments/apps as well as some of the latest research regarding the efficacy for different disorders and types of devices.…

Episode 2: PDA- Missed Diagnosis or Latest Trend?

Apr 04, 2025 28m

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Jennifer Hermes discuss the recently popular diagnosis of pathological demand avoidance. What is it? How is it even diagnosed? Why do children "avoid" demands and what does it…

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The Neuropsychlopedia Podcast has published 21 episodes since March 2025, covering topics in Education, Health & Fitness.

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