by Carolyn Gardner | Jan 14, 2025 | Focus and Mental Acuity, Mental and Emotional Resilience, Neurofeedback Informational, Sleep
For years neurodiversity was viewed through the lens of deficits. Now, there is a shift where experts are recognizing that neurodiversity simply means there are differences in how our brains work. By understanding these differences, we can recognize the positive...
by Carolyn Gardner | Nov 1, 2024 | Focus and Mental Acuity, Neurofeedback Informational
Whether you’re new to learning about neurofeedback or you’ve been researching it and want to give it a try, you probably have a lingering question: Is neurofeedback safe and effective? This is a common question, so let’s explore this topic. We want you to have...
by Carolyn Gardner | Sep 11, 2024 | Focus and Mental Acuity
Can at-home neurofeedback help improve attention and focus? Managing life with one or more children with ADHD isn’t easy. Even with all of your supports in place, you can’t help but wonder if there are still improvements you can make. So many families find that...
by Whole Family Neurofeedback | Jul 22, 2024 | Focus and Mental Acuity, Neurofeedback and Family Process
Screen Time And Kids: Creating Balance To Reduce Negative Effects Screens and digital devices are everywhere. Cell phones, laptops, and tablets are part of everyday life. Kids are even doing most of their school work on computers. While our daily lives...
by Miriam | Oct 12, 2023 | Focus and Mental Acuity, Neurofeedback and Family Process
Is ADHD Your Kid’s Superpower? The 5 Surprising Benefits of ADHD Thinking of ADHD as a superpower isn’t mainstream and something most people aren’t encouraged to do. It’s extremely difficult to think of ADHD traits as something positive because the name...
by Whole Family Neurofeedback | Aug 18, 2023 | Focus and Mental Acuity, Neurofeedback Informational
How To Help Your Kids Improve Academic Performance This School Year Our brains have an incredible potential to learn, grow, and adapt but so often, our life experiences hinder our ability to fully unlock the brain’s potential. This is especially true for...
