Change Your Brain Every Day - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I’ve been following Dr Amen and Tana since 2010, having ordered his PBS series about Brain, ADD and weight loss. 2 yrs later, I took our 20 y old son to the Amen Clinics. He was struggling in college, depressed, sleeping late and just had a car accident.

When I asked my son to go, I told him it might just be the beginning of his success. And it was.

The diagnosis was dead-on, and he never would believe the impact anxiety and poor diet had on his brain until he saw the damage on the SPECT scans. 2 yrs later, he graduated on time, managed a business internship as a senior WITHOUT a car and started a new career outside of his major after graduation. He is now working for a top five firm in the country and is about to finish his masters in data analytics.

Thank you Dr A & Tana for your unfailing wisdom, outreach and compassion. Our family members are big supporters of your work, supplements and advice. Your work has enriched our lives... and helped us fine joy in thought and better brain health!!!

As a classroom teacher and elementary principal for the past 26 years, this podcast has been the best resource I've run across! I originally began listening to the podcast for personal reasons. I have an 18 year-old son diagnosed with ADHD, Anxiety and Autism. After listening to one podcast, I realized what a great resource it was for educational professionals. I've shared this resource with numerous families this past year as they struggle to help their child(ren) diagnosed, and sometimes not diagnosed yet, with ADHD, Anxiety and Autism. Thank you Daniel and Tana for the work you do and for providing this invaluable resource. It has changed my life both personally and professionally. I look forward to listening to it every day.

Fantastic information delivered by real people that applies to everyone. I listened on a drive from Sacramento to LA and feel like I was listening to my very smart friends give me advice that I could use and share with my friends and family. I learned more from these podcasts in a few hours than I have in the last year from the books I have read. I especially like the personal nature of the conversations because it connects their work to their lives and sounds genuine. They are really trying to help.

Helpful and thought provoking! As a school counselor I work with a lot of children and families and your podcast makes it possible for me to provide them with fresh ideas or approaches to the brain health challenges they face. It aligns with my whole person integrative philosophy and helps me stay current on the go. I really appreciate the work you do! Thank you!

The relationship podcast was disappointing. There is a super saturation of relationship podcasts out there so this episode seemed rushed and thrown together in a superficial way, lacking depth that the topic easily lends itself to. Moreover it didn’t bring anything new to the conversation at all. Each point made could have been its own episode with the opportunity to delve in, site research and even bring on guests. I was hoping for more from a couple with such knowledge and valuable insights. :/

You both have so much information, which is great. But for the love of pod PLEASE stop cutting each other off and just inserting ideas / words in the middle of the other’s thought, or just stealing the discussion. Narrow it down to one microphone if you have to. But when listeners need to hear the rest of the thought of the current speaker, the other speaker jumps in and carries it somewhere that maybe the speaker was going to hit, and it’s worrisome that the rest of that VERY INTERESTING strand of thought and information might just be lost because the other speaker wants to be heard over the first immediately. I literally couldn’t finish a single episode because they’re so bad about this. It’s exhausting and really frustrating- mainly because otherwise I can tell this podcast would be one of my favorites. :(