Can your child have the GAS and BRAKE on at the same time?
How can you slow your child down if it seems like his foot is always on the gas pedal?
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Are cell phones bad for our stress levels?
Discover how cell phones, wi-fi, EMFs and all of today’s technology affect our bodies. Especially important for anxiety, ADHD, sleep, and sensory issues. For our favorite resource: http://www.intentionalenvironment.com
The MOST IMPORTANT piece for your child to ENGAGE
What does your child’s brain need to engage in the world? Learn how feeling safe helps with sensory issues, eye contact, focus, attention, and social skills.
Is your child’s GAS pedal stuck on?
Click here for more information on SPD (Sensory processing disorder) and here for more information on ADHD
Will your child outgrow his sensory issues? (SPD)
Click here for more information on SPD (Sensory processing disorder)
Looking for help this school year? Find out how chiropractic can help your child learn better!
Would you like your child to have an advantage when it comes to learning? Find out here, as Dr. Tye Moe explains how chiropractic care can give your child the edge.
What is most important for your child to learn?
Discover the most important piece for your child’s brain to learn. Especially important if you child deals with ADHD or sensory processing issues (SPD). Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)
Important for Autism, Dyslexia and Learning
Even if your child’s hearing tests normal, there may be an issue with how your child’s brain understands what it hears. Learn how different parts of hearing affect learning and socializing. Click here for more information on SPD (sensory processing disorder)
Confused how vision affects your child with learning disabilities such as Autism, Asperger’s, or Dyslexia?
Learn the two parts of vision that can affect your child’s learning. Help clarify why your child can have “good” vision, but still be diagnosed with a problem. Discover the opposite difference between the vision problems in autism (ASD) and dyslexia.