Stable & Nook - Counselling & Wellness

25/04/2026

Thankyou so much for everyone that checked in to see how he’s going. Here’s an update.

Napoleon is fine, we’re going to keep an eye on him in case of a relapse or there’s something more sinister going on but for now he is happy and eating and pooping 🤩

There’s a little snippet of information about colic towards the end of anyone’s curious

25/04/2026

Ah once again, diet and mental health 🙌🏻🤩

There is an app called The Chemical Maze, once you start looking at the additives that go into our food and consumables like toothpastes and deodorant, it’s quite scary. Those numbers on the ingredients list on packaged goods are hiding the truth.

25/04/2026

Interesting 🧐

Type 1 - short attention span, impulsivity and hyperactivity

Type 2 - inattentive ADD, short attention span, distractibility, procrastination NOT impulsive or hyperactive perhaps Hypoactive

Type 3 - over focus or difficulty shifting your attention so struggle to pay attention, oppositional, worry, if things don’t go your way you get upset

Type 4 - limbic ADD, emotional brain is too busy, ADD + mild depression, glass is always half full

Type 5 - temporal lobe instability (one or both)mood instability and irritability and temper, learning problems

Type 6 - Ring of Fire - busy too much stimulation, stimulants are a no go for this type of ADHD as they can become violent and aggressive

Type 7 - anxious

Source. Dr. Daniel Amen

24/04/2026

The men of the First World War grew so close to their horses. When the soldiers learnt they could not bring their horses home with them they chose to shoot them rather than leave them to be abused by the locals.

These young g men lost so much, their innocence, their friends and many their lives.

At the going down of the sun,
And in the morning,
We shall remember them 🌹🐴

24/04/2026

I suspect Napoleon may have a mild case of colic. He’s not too distressed and I’ve been treating him with some pain relief and herbal colic treatment.
Watch this space and I’ll let everyone know how he’s going in the morning 🥺🙏🏻

23/04/2026

It’s incredibly disappointing that this just seems to be a cost cutting exercise for the most vulnerable.
Not only does this directly affect families already struggling but a whole network of providers who are supporting these families.
I don’t disagree there are problems in the system and loopholes that need to be plugged but they just seem to constantly miss the mark.
I’d love to know who is advising them because this is seriously messed up.

Minister Butler,

Let’s be honest about what you’re doing.

You’re pushing children out of the NDIS and calling it reform.

But here’s the problem, the law hasn’t changed.

Section 25 is still there.
Early intervention is still part of the Scheme.
Children who need support still qualify.

So if the Act hasn’t changed, why are children being pushed out?

Because this isn’t about the law.
It’s about numbers.

Children in the NDIS are not the cost problem.

Their plans are generally small.
Their supports are basic.
They are the lowest cost participants in the entire Scheme.

And the whole point of supporting them early is simple:

So they don’t become high cost later.

But instead of fixing the real issues, you’ve gone for the easiest target.

Children. Does this make you feel big Minister Butler? Because you’re a disgrace and should be ashamed of yourself.

While there are plans in the hundreds of thousands of dollars being handed out to s*x offenders when released from prison as they are deemed high risk to the community and ongoing, well known problems with provider exploitation inflated billing, excessive travel charges, and serious concerns about organised criminal activity your solution is to push kids out not fix the real issues of where money is being blown out.

Make that make sense.

Because it doesn’t.

This isn’t reform.
It’s shifting responsibility.

And there is nowhere for these children to go.

Not the health system, it’s already overwhelmed.
Not Medicare, barely covers allied health.
Not schools they are already underfunded, understaffed, and struggling right now.

So what happens?

Children go without.

They fall behind.
Their needs get bigger.
Families carry the load.

And then they come back needing more support, at a higher cost.

You haven’t fixed anything.
You’ve delayed it and made it worse.

If Section 25 is still in the law, then say it plainly:

On what basis are children being pushed out?

Because right now, it looks like the rules haven’t changed, just who gets access to them.

And it’s children paying the price.

15/04/2026

More information about leaky gut!!

15/04/2026

In summary vaccinations deplete vitamin A, causing leaky gut. Leaky gut allows toxins to cross the blood brain barrier thus losing connection…. Ie., AUTISM