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QEEG Brain Map for ADHD and Austism

Autism QEEG Brain Mapping: Revolutionizing Autism Diagnosis and Treatment

When I work with kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), getting an autism QEEG brain map is the initial step in the entire diagnostic and treatment planning process. Your child essentially wears a cap with sensors that scan their brain, allowing me to identify which parts of it are overworking or underworking.  Brain Dysregulation in Autism Individuals with ASD often

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Are These Autism Symptoms or Poor Social Skills

Are These Autism Symptoms or Poor Social Skills?

It can be challenging to determine whether certain behaviors are symptoms of autism or simply poor social skills for both parents and professionals. As a neurodevelopmental disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD affects communication, social interaction, and behavior.  Because it is a spectrum disorder, it also affects individuals differently. In addition, its symptoms can range from mild to severe, but

Read More »
15 Ways to Improve Communication With Your Child or Teen

15 Ways to Improve Communication With Your Child or Teen

This is a 3-Part Series on Improving Parent-Child CommunicationWhy Parent and Child Communication Breaks DownWhat Should I Do When Communication Is Broken Down With My Teen or Child? Improving communication between parents and their children or teens is essential for creating strong and supportive relationships. Regardless of parenting style, when parents and children communicate effectively, it promotes mutual understanding, builds

Read More »
neurodiversity | 11 Ways Children and Teens Can Embrace Their Neurodiversity

11 Ways Children and Teens Can Embrace Their Neurodiversity

Neurodivergent children may seem a bit different at first glance, but let’s not forget—they bring plenty of positives too. The term neurodiversity is one I am sure you have heard but may not be sure what it means. Neurodiversity isn’t about abnormalities—it’s about celebrating the fact that all brains are wonderfully unique and different. It recognizes that these differences are

Read More »
Autism vs. SPD How are they Related

SPD vs Autism: How Are They Related?

Many parents of children with neurological conditions confuse  Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) because of their connections and similarities. While these two may seem similar, they are comorbid disorders, meaning they often occur together.  Children with SPD may eventually develop autism later on in life, which is why early intervention is crucial. It is important to

Read More »
What's the Link Between OCD and Autism

What’s the Link Between OCD and Autism?

I recall a teenager named Graham who already had OCD for 10 years, had nine therapists and had been on 3 psychiatric medications before he started our BrainBehaviorReset™ Program. Within just a few weeks he progressed more than he had in 10 years with a combination of different science-backed natural therapies, including but not limited to neurofeedback.  OCD, or Obsessive-Compulsive

Read More »
A group of children, including those with autism and ADHD, reading a book in a library.

Autism and Asperger’s vs. ADHD

The journey of a family with a special needs kid is always a challenging one that can be overcome with teamwork and taking the bull by the horns.  When a kid is clinically diagnosed with Attention Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) (or had a past diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome), parents may have a lot running through their minds.

Read More »
Autism and Failure to Launch

Autism and Failure to Launch

 “We were good parents, and now we’re supposed to be done!” When couples plan their families, they imagine raising little girls and boys into successful individuals. At one point, they’ll move out of their parent’s roof, visit over the holidays, and the couple is free to travel, embrace their old hobbies, and grow old together.  However, the romantic comedy “Failure

Read More »
Teen Autism

Teen Autism: Myths and Everything You Need to Know

The goal of every parent is to help a child with autism cope with social difficulties and achieve independence. Many people on the spectrum can find jobs, build families, and live independently. Autistic Spectrum Disorder is a condition that manifests as early as nine months old and has to be managed throughout adulthood. We know that the teenage years are

Read More »
Neurofeedback for Autism

Neurofeedback for Autism

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has seen a significant increase in prevalence over the past two decades. In 2000, approximately 1 in 150 children were diagnosed with ASD; by 2020, this number rose to about 1 in 36 children (CDC.gov). While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, science-backed therapies like neurofeedback for autism can play a powerful role in improving brain function

Read More »
QEEG Brain Map for ADHD and Austism

Autism QEEG Brain Mapping: Revolutionizing Autism Diagnosis and Treatment

When I work with kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), getting an autism QEEG brain map is the initial step in the entire diagnostic and treatment planning process. Your child essentially wears a cap with sensors that scan their brain, allowing me to identify which parts of it are overworking or underworking.  Brain Dysregulation in Autism Individuals with ASD often

Read More »
Are These Autism Symptoms or Poor Social Skills

Are These Autism Symptoms or Poor Social Skills?

It can be challenging to determine whether certain behaviors are symptoms of autism or simply poor social skills for both parents and professionals. As a neurodevelopmental disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD affects communication, social interaction, and behavior.  Because it is a spectrum disorder, it also affects individuals differently. In addition, its symptoms can range from mild to severe, but

Read More »
15 Ways to Improve Communication With Your Child or Teen

15 Ways to Improve Communication With Your Child or Teen

This is a 3-Part Series on Improving Parent-Child CommunicationWhy Parent and Child Communication Breaks DownWhat Should I Do When Communication Is Broken Down With My Teen or Child? Improving communication between parents and their children or teens is essential for creating strong and supportive relationships. Regardless of parenting style, when parents and children communicate effectively, it promotes mutual understanding, builds

Read More »
neurodiversity | 11 Ways Children and Teens Can Embrace Their Neurodiversity

11 Ways Children and Teens Can Embrace Their Neurodiversity

Neurodivergent children may seem a bit different at first glance, but let’s not forget—they bring plenty of positives too. The term neurodiversity is one I am sure you have heard but may not be sure what it means. Neurodiversity isn’t about abnormalities—it’s about celebrating the fact that all brains are wonderfully unique and different. It recognizes that these differences are

Read More »
Autism vs. SPD How are they Related

SPD vs Autism: How Are They Related?

Many parents of children with neurological conditions confuse  Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) because of their connections and similarities. While these two may seem similar, they are comorbid disorders, meaning they often occur together.  Children with SPD may eventually develop autism later on in life, which is why early intervention is crucial. It is important to

Read More »
What's the Link Between OCD and Autism

What’s the Link Between OCD and Autism?

I recall a teenager named Graham who already had OCD for 10 years, had nine therapists and had been on 3 psychiatric medications before he started our BrainBehaviorReset™ Program. Within just a few weeks he progressed more than he had in 10 years with a combination of different science-backed natural therapies, including but not limited to neurofeedback.  OCD, or Obsessive-Compulsive

Read More »
A group of children, including those with autism and ADHD, reading a book in a library.

Autism and Asperger’s vs. ADHD

The journey of a family with a special needs kid is always a challenging one that can be overcome with teamwork and taking the bull by the horns.  When a kid is clinically diagnosed with Attention Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) (or had a past diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome), parents may have a lot running through their minds.

Read More »
Autism and Failure to Launch

Autism and Failure to Launch

 “We were good parents, and now we’re supposed to be done!” When couples plan their families, they imagine raising little girls and boys into successful individuals. At one point, they’ll move out of their parent’s roof, visit over the holidays, and the couple is free to travel, embrace their old hobbies, and grow old together.  However, the romantic comedy “Failure

Read More »
Teen Autism

Teen Autism: Myths and Everything You Need to Know

The goal of every parent is to help a child with autism cope with social difficulties and achieve independence. Many people on the spectrum can find jobs, build families, and live independently. Autistic Spectrum Disorder is a condition that manifests as early as nine months old and has to be managed throughout adulthood. We know that the teenage years are

Read More »
Neurofeedback for Autism

Neurofeedback for Autism

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has seen a significant increase in prevalence over the past two decades. In 2000, approximately 1 in 150 children were diagnosed with ASD; by 2020, this number rose to about 1 in 36 children (CDC.gov). While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, science-backed therapies like neurofeedback for autism can play a powerful role in improving brain function

Read More »
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