The Lion Theory Project.
In 2019, J C Atkins created what is now known as The Lion Theory and proved in her cognitive and neuroscience research work anyone who has suffered from childhood trauma will have Dual Autism and ADHD pathways in their foundation behaviour. With the theory came the recovery model to reduce the impact of childhood trauma, finally we had the answers to what would work in childhood trauma recovery in adults.
The Lion Theory Science Paper: (2019)
In the supporting science paper J C Atkins looks at the prolong stress response in childhood developmental stages and the effect it has on the brain and neurons. She strips down the leading neuroscience work from all over the world and puts it all into a completed jigsaw to prove her own theory, how autism and ADHD cognitive pathways foam in the brain. Her work looks at the impact hormones have on the brain during extreme childhood trauma. J C Atkins cross exams the default in production of the IGF-1 and its relationship to the growth hormones in autism and adhd in childhood brain developmental stages and the cortisol imbalance that causes the neuroinflammation.
J C Atkins, finishes off Darwin's work in stress response in orchids, to see the relationship between growth hormones and cell mutation pathways in stress responses.
Developmental changes in Stress Response in the Brain: Childhood Trauma J. C. Atkins (2019)
Paper One: The Science paper.
Paper Two: Full references and blueprint to the paper.
The Lion Theory Research Paper; (2019)
In the paper J C Atkins proves that everyone who has suffered from childhood trauma will have the same collective set of behaviours. Joanne breaks down all the research work ever done in the field and builds her own completed jigsaw, to prove her theory that dual autism and ADHD pathways develop in developmental stages of childhood in prolonged stress responses.
J C Atkins, then shows the collective set of behaviours and the dual pathways in her case study of Victor of Aveyron. The French feral child discovered in the 18th century. She strips down Jean Marc Gaspard Itard work and builds her own theory.