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Student Diagnosed at 2 yrs old as Autistic is HS Valedictorian

Posted on June 2, 2014 by admin

Don’t let an Autistic Spectrum Disorder diagnoses keep you down. Scott Mosher didn’t, nor did his family. Scott earned Valedictorian Honors last week at New Smyrna Beach High School. Both of Scott’s parents were teachers and put a strong emphasis … Continue reading →

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Neurofeedback Can Help Build Empathy, Increase Affection

Posted on May 24, 2014 by admin

Those of us in the field of Neurotherapy know how the proper use of Neurofeedback can enhance an individual’s empathy and affection.   Hence the positive outcomes we get in this area when working with those challenged with Autistic Spectrum … Continue reading →

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Artificial food dyes can trigger ADHD, and other brain dysregulations

Posted on May 20, 2014 by admin

A child who eats 2 cups of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, a small bag of Skittles, and 8 ounces of Crush Orange will consume 102 milligrams of artificial dye (not to mention lots of high fructose corn syrup). Behavioral tests … Continue reading →

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Brain Exercises Can Help with Attention Deficits

Posted on May 15, 2014 by admin

As most Neurotherapists already know, just like the body needs exercise to be at it’s best, so does the brain.  And brains that may have some deficits or control issues can be exercised to become better functioning!  One of best … Continue reading →

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Adopted Children Experience Poorly Wired Brains

Posted on March 2, 2014 by admin

Adopted children can present very challenging behaviors for adoptive parents.  This is partially due to ‘poor’ wiring in the brain of adopted children.  In the early stages of life, the neurons in the brain begin to undergo significant connectivity based … Continue reading →

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Mentally Strong People Avoid These:

Posted on December 16, 2013 by admin

Mentally strong people do certain things, but also AVOID doing bad things.  To strengthen your mental powers, avoid: wasting time feeling sorry for yourself; giving away power; shying away from change; wasting energy on things you can’t control; worrying about … Continue reading →

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Concussions in Youth Football, Girl’s Soccer

Posted on November 1, 2013 by admin

Great segment on last night’s (Thursday) NBC News about concussions in youth sports. We know that multiple concussions are especially dangerous, even more so when they occur in young brains. Lead researchers are now saying that tackle football should not … Continue reading →

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GPS is Turning My Brain to Mush

Posted on November 1, 2013 by admin

I started using my car’s GPS system a few weeks ago….now I don’t have to read a map, plot a course, anticipate turns, pay much attention to road signs…in other words, don’t have to use my brain….I think my brain … Continue reading →

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Tips on how to Get Organized for Those with ADHD (and those without)

Posted on August 28, 2013 by admin

Getting and staying organized is a real challenge for those with ADHD.  Here’s an article from Psych Central Mag that offers 32 suggestions for getting and staying organized.  These tips are actually good for everyone.  Check them out.

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New study shows ADHD meds do not improve grades

Posted on July 11, 2013 by admin

A new long term study on the effects of ADHD medications on student grades is out.  The June study looked at medication usage and educational outcomes of nearly 4,000 students in Quebec over an average of 11 years and found … Continue reading →

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