Simon Smith started his career in construction 13 years ago. He worked in cable for Prysmian Cables for six years, and then moved into lighting. He worked for a leading LED lighting manufacturer for four years, the role was project based with a lot of specification and contractor management. It became clear that even though […]
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Dr. Nilong Vyas is a board-certified pediatrician and mother of two beautiful boys. ‘Sleepless in NOLA’, is a sleep coaching practice where she teaches parents (both nationally and internationally) how to sleep through the night in a gentle and safe manner and was founded by her in 2014. She passionately believes that well-rested children develop
Joye Newman has been working with young children in the greater metropolitan area since 1979. She founded and directed Kids Moving Company, which provided developmentally appropriate creative movement activities for children in the studio as well as in a number of area centers and private schools. In addition to working in the classroom, she trains
Carol Stock Kranowitz, a former teacher, introduced Sensory Processing Disorder to parents and educators around the world through her groundbreaking book, “The Out-of-Sync Child,” the first publication in her “Sync” series. She speaks internationally about SPD’s effect on children’s learning and behaviour and how families, teachers, and professionals can support children as they grow —
Sophie is a Sleep Evangelist on a mission: to help millions of people to improve their lives by unlocking the science of sleep and performance. Sophie studied Medicine and Entrepreneurship before completing a PhD in Health Psychology at UCL. She became fascinated by the power of sleep for enhancing health and performance. Following several years
Professor David Hicks is principal investigator and full professor at the INSERM U.592, Strasbourg, France. After receiving his PhD in London, he did postdoctoral fellowships in Vancouver Canada and New York USA before moving to Paris, France where he was recruited as a research scientist for INSERM (the french equivalent of the NIH). His work
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