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Brain Balance Has A Plan For Kids Who Struggle In Norwalk

We know that as a parent, watching your child struggle can be a tough experience, especially when you feel like you cannot find a solution that works. Whether your child is having trouble with academics, behavioral issues or with social relationships, the Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk can help. Our unique, whole-child approach works to help your child get back on track and reach their full potential.

At Brain Balance, there is hope for children struggling with meltdowns, low confidence and/or focusing both inside and outside of the classroom. Our holistic program can help children with a variety of childhood developmental and learning disorders, including Attention Hyperactivity Deficit Disorder (ADHD), Dyslexia, Sensory Processing Disorders, Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), Asperger Syndrome, and Leaky Gut. Our program at Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk addresses the root cause of each child’s unique issue and creates a custom plan based on the results of a child’s personal assessment. Our center’s drug-free, integrated approach combines sensory-motor activities, academic skill activities, and a healthy eating program with at-home exercises to address the whole-child. Want to help your child achieve their full potential? Contact Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk to get started.

Support Every Step of The Way

The Brain Balance Program begins with conducting a personal assessment for your child to get to the root of the underlying issue. This allows us to develop a specific plan tailored to your child’s areas of struggle. Once the Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk has mapped out your child’s personal plan, we have in-center training sessions to cover social, behavioral and academic skills. These sessions are one hour up to three times a week. Depending on the initial assessment will determine the number of session your child will need to complete the program. On average, our program is completed within 3-6 months. However, due to the uniqueness of our plans, some children need more or less time in order to achieve their individual goals. The Brain Balance Program includes in-home activities and exercise regimens to partake in outside of the in-center trainings. The activities at home are key to successful outcomes. We provide a bevy of tools for establishing a healthy environment. Performance reports are provided every 12 weeks and presented at parent conferences.

If your child has difficulty paying attention, understanding other people’s feelings or talking about their own, has a learning disorder such as dyslexia, or lose their temper often, the Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk can help you and your child manage or overcome the symptoms of common disorders. We invite you to visit our center near the Goodwill Shopping Center.

Our Program Is Designed To Help Your Family

Brain Balance Center Norwalk, CT serves families throughout Fairfield County, CT. The Brain Balance program is designed to help if your child has been diagnosed by a doctor with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS), learning disabilities such as dyslexia, processing disorders such as sensory integration disorders and more. Whether your child is struggling academically, socially or with behavior, we know that is can be hard to watch your child struggle and we want to help. Over the years, Brain Balance has worked with tens of thousands of children, and we know that we can help yours, too.

Brain Balance Center of Norwalk, CT works directly with Fairfield County School Districts to ensure that every student has access to and makes progress in school. If necessary Dr. Goldenberg will attend PPT’s and if necessary advocate for an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or 504 plan. Not only do we care about your child’s academic success, but we care about creating life changing results for children in Norwalk, as well as their families. The Brain Balance Program is designed to offer a drug-free, integrated approach that brings parents and kids together to achieve a common goal of improving a child’s processing and learning ability, leading to a more successful academic and personal life.

To stay connected with the local community The Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk is involved in a partnership with Circle of Friends of Connecticut. Please contact our office to learn more.

Come Visit Our Center and Take a Tour

Want to learn firsthand how Brain Balance Achievement Center of Norwalk is helping kids in the local community? Contact our office to learn about our free consultation and to schedule a tour of the facility. You and your family can come into our facility, meet our dedicated staff and see the Brain Balance program at work. Have questions? Feel free to contact our office anytime. We’re here to help when you need us the most.

Brain Balance does not require that a child has a medical diagnosis, nor do we clinically diagnose medical conditions. Our focus is on understanding the struggles these children experience and helping them develop and strengthen the connections to help reduce those struggles.

For those who do have a diagnosis,¹ research has shown that the unique challenges your child is facing can be linked to weak connections across different regions of the brain.

Get a deeper view into why your child struggles

The Brain Balance assessment provides you with a deeper view of your child’s struggles. During the assessment, your child’s sensory, motor and cognitive development are evaluated. This assessment helps identify areas of development that need strengthening. The reasons why a child may excel in some areas but has trouble in others will become clearer. From the results, we create a plan that helps your child overcome their struggles.

Schedule your Assessment

Fill out our form now to get started. A team member from a Brain Balance Center near you will reach out to personally discuss your child’s challenges and schedule your child’s assessment.