Kids
Help Them Become Their Best Self
When focus, behavior, and emotional control are a daily battle, the issue isn't you or your child— it's brain development.
Teens
Face the Future With Confidence
Procrastination. Emotional volatility. Motivation MIA. Gaps in brain development hit harder when expectations rise.
Adults
It’s Never too Late
Working twice as hard for half the results? You're not broken—your brain just needs better wiring.
A Whole-Brain Approach
The program engages the brain and body together, through sensory engagement, physical development and academic learning activities.
Personalized to Your Child’s Challenges
The program is tailored to your child’s needs and development level, delivered with the frequency and duration needed to drive meaningful change.
1:1 Coaching & Support
Our coaches will personally guide you through the program, including evaluating progress and leveling up as your child advances.
1:1 Nutrition Sessions
A Nutrition Coach will help customize a healthy nutrition plan fit for your child's lifestyle and needs.
On-Demand Resources
You’ll have access to a Program Portal where you can view on demand helper videos, nutrition content, and program resources.
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Program Format
Your child can work onsite at your local Brain Balance Center with our coaches three times per week. We also offer an at-home virtual option that is parent-led. You'll have weekly video check-ins from your program coach.
Jonny Haskell
Executive Director
Jonathon “Jonny” Haskell is a licensed Occupational Therapist and Center Director for our Roswell and Suwanee locations in Georgia. Jonny graduated from Western Michigan University with a Master’s in OT in 2015, and will complete his Doctorate in Spring '26. Prior to becoming an OT, Jonny worked as a sensorimotor coach and became Program Director at Brain Balance Center in Portage, MI. Jonny began his OT career in CO where he earned certifications in MNRI (Musgatova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration) as well as extensive, hands-on training with Dr. Robert Melillo. After working with pediatrics for 8 years, Jonny moved back to MI in 2023 where he worked as a part-time professor and fieldwork educator for Western Michigan University, earning a certification in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) Practitioner in 2024. Jonny has a passion for primitive reflex integration, trauma-informed care, and caregiver co-regulation training.
Delaney Pallas
Program Director
Delaney has been an integral part of the Brain Balance team since 2022, starting at the Edwardsville, Illinois center. She quickly gained experience in a variety of roles across the company, and now works as the Center Director in the Roswell and Suwanee centers here in Georgia. Her versatile background within the organization has given her a well-rounded understanding of how to support families and help children thrive. Delaney holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. This strong academic foundation has equipped her with a deep understanding of human behavior, which she applies daily to make a positive impact on the lives of children and their families. She is dedicated to continuous learning and improving her approach to make a lasting change on every child she works with. In addition to her professional work, Delaney is an advocate for the well-being of children and takes great pride in her role as a guide for families navigating challenges. She is driven by a desire to create positive, lasting changes, and is excited to continue making a difference through her work here at Brain Balance. In her free time Delaney enjoys spending quality time with her family and cats, as well as making trips back to Illinois to visit friends and Pensacola, Florida to visit her family.
Hannah Davis
Family Relations and Operations Director
Hannah Davis is originally from Dawsonville, Georgia. She moved to Michigan at age nine and later attended Western Michigan University, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Health Services. While in college, Hannah worked as a coach at the Brain Balance Portage center—an experience that sparked her passion for helping children and individuals unlock their full potential.After graduation, Hannah moved to Colorado and served for five years as Clinic Manager at an outpatient pediatric therapy office, overseeing patient administration and daily clinic operations. She was soon offered the opportunity to develop and lead a statewide Psychological Assessment Program, focusing on evaluating and diagnosing children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, as well as various learning and behavioral disorders. She oversaw the growth and implementation of this program until returning to Michigan in 2023.A few years later, Hannah and her husband made their way back to Georgia, settling in Sugar Hill. She is now honored to rejoin the Brain Balance team and is passionate about making a meaningful impact on the lives of children and adults in her community.
Yiselle Soto
Family Support Coordinator
Yiselle is the Family Support Coordinator for Brain Balance Roswell. She is from Chicago, IL and loves to visit her extended family there when she can. Yiselle is Mexican and is a native Spanish speaker. She has always loved working with children, especially children with special needs. In her spare time, Yiselle loves to read, do freelance graphic design, and spend time with her family & friends.
Brain Balance Center of Roswell Events
Webinar Events
Every month we offer a free webinar on a common struggle that children and young adults across the country may experience. Each of these webinars offers information, actionable strategies for change, as well as a deeper understanding of WHY these challenges are happening and how to address the root cause.
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