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New research from Carnegie Mellon University reveals a link between poor brain sync and misuse of pronouns in people with Autism. The research, sponsored by Autism Speaks Foundation and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, points to differences in the fMRIs of neuro-typical participants and those with high-functioning autism when using pronouns. An [...]
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Read one mother’s story about her family’s journey through the Brain Balance Program® for her two boys, one on the Autism spectrum and one with sensory and attention issues.
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A new study in the June 23rd release of the journal Neuron compared the brain images of 72 toddlers between the ages of 1 and 4 in an effort to establish if there were brain differences that may indicate Autism. Thirty of the children were typically developing, 29 were diagnosed with Autism, and 13 were [...]
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Listen as Dr. Tamara Eslich, director at the Brain Balance Center of Golden, CO, discusses neuro-behavioral disorders like Autism and ADHD and the Brain Balance Program® on Colorado’s 740 KVOR with Chad Ginsburg. Dr. Eslich became interested in helping children with learning and behavioral disorders because she also struggled to learn and focus in [...]
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Find out what’s happening at Brain Balance Centers Across the Country! We hear so many great things about our Brain Balance Center locations, that we want to highlight a few of the happenings. Here’s what’s going on this week:
Coming Soon!
Brain Balance Center of Princeton, NJ will be opening in May. Contact the center directly for seminar information [...]
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