Non-Medical Approach to Help Kids and Adults in
Tulsa

The brain can continue to adapt and change throughout life. This ability, often called neuroplasticity, is influenced by practice, experience, movement, sensory input, and learning.

Brain Balance uses a coordinated combination of sensory-motor and cognitive activities designed to strengthen the foundational skills involved in attention, regulation, coordination, learning, and executive functioning.

Rather than focusing on one symptom or skill in isolation, we look at how someone is functioning across multiple developmental areas. The program is then personalized around the patterns identified during the assessment.

Areas of focus may include:

• Attention and focus
• Executive functioning
• Memory and learning
• Coordination and sensory processing
• Emotional regulation and behavior
• Organization and problem-solving
• Motivation and follow-through

Our goal is to help each participant build stronger foundational skills that support greater success at home, at school, at work, and in everyday life.

Every Brain Balance program begins with a comprehensive assessment that helps us understand each person’s strengths, challenges, and areas that may need support.

We use those findings to create an individualized plan that may include sensory-motor activities, cognitive exercises, home practice, coaching, and nutrition guidance.

The type, frequency, and progression of activities are adjusted based on the participant’s needs and response throughout the program.

The assessment includes sensory-motor and cognitive activities designed to help us better understand each person’s strengths, challenges, and areas that may need support.

We look at skills connected to attention, learning, coordination, emotional regulation, behavior, and everyday functioning.

Our team uses the assessment findings to guide recommendations, answer questions, and create an individualized plan when a family moves forward with the program. Results are reviewed with the family as part of that process.

Our coaches and directors guide each participant and family throughout the program. They monitor progress, adjust activities as skills develop, and help families understand what they are seeing along the way.

Support may also include behavioral strategies, nutrition guidance, help building healthier routines, and preparation for school or educational meetings when needed.

Nutrition is one part of our integrated approach and is designed to support overall brain and body wellness alongside the sensory-motor, cognitive, and home components of the Brain Balance Program.

The Balance 360 Nutrition System provides personalized support for building healthier, more consistent eating habits. The program focuses on practical changes that fit each participant’s needs, preferences, and lifestyle.

Depending on the individual, sessions may include support with picky eating, expanding food variety, meal planning, grocery choices, eating routines, and finding realistic ways to include more fresh and whole foods.

Participants and families have access to a Brain Balance Program Portal with helpful resources they can use throughout the program.

The portal includes exercise and support videos, nutrition content, parent resources, and other tools designed to help families stay informed and engaged between sessions.