Starting Soon Matters

Mylenenization in the brain occurs approximately every 7 years.

The sooner neurological patterns of stuck-ness are addressed
the easier it is for optimization to occur!

Before services one little girl's foster mother said to me, "I am terrified for my sanity, my family and my marriage. I can not imagine not adopting her and I am unsure how we will handle the stress."  The entire treatment team voiced doubt and concern for her long term well being.  

This little girl was only 3 when we started, we had tremendous success quickly. "She went from screaming and violent behaviors 6 hours a day to only 5 minutes a day after only 6 sessions!"

Now this girl is in fourth grade and does fairly well with stress, she does not hurt herself or others anymore and she is at the top of her class academically.  The family is moving her to a gifted and talented school next year.  

Later when this family, began the adoption process for another child, the Court Appointed Special Advocate quickly stepped up and said "I have never seen anything be so successful, these services need to continue".

Developmentally progress is typically cumulative across your lifetime.  The brain is a foundational building block to personal fulfillment, education and relationship success.  To maximize your progress it is important to address brain functioning first to make the other parts of your life unfold with more ease.

While neuroplasticity is showing us that it is never to late, the sooner a child or an adult shifts tracks the less cumulative downhill spiral there is to recover from.

Call Brighten the Brain for your free consultation 970-352-8873