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Scientific American reports on a new study that shows kids with autism were slower to integrate stimuli from different senses. The article, “Autism Might Slow Brain’s Ability to Integrate Input From Multiple Senses“, provides possible explanations for behavioral differences in autistic children. The article and the research upon which it is based, that was originally [...]
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Jonah’s story, a parent testimonial reported by Brain Balance Center of Suwanee, GA regarding their son with significant developmental delay and ADHD.
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Brain Balance of Peachtree City – Parent Testimonial: “I am so proud of Sam for working so hard but the credit really goes to the Brain Balance program. We do the program to the letter. We do everything they suggest, without complaint of time or cost. There is no price tag you can put on your child succeeding and, more importantly, being happy. Sam is finally happy in school. We are overjoyed.”
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The latest news in the autism community related to findings of a study published in the journal Autism Research lends support of a biological measurement to help diagnose Autism. The details of this study were reported by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in their article “Brain Imaging May Help Diagnose Autism“.
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When she started the Brain Balance program she had low muscle tone, very limited language, no sense of smell and poor eye contact. By the end of 6 months, she was reading out loud in class, skipping across the yard, climbing trees monkey bars and rock walls, writing her name, smelling everything, having conversations instead of repeating phrases over and over, making and keeping eye contact, and the list goes on and on.
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