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Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin

Supporting the ADHD brain starts with understanding the whole child

Free resources and expert guidance for Wisconsin parents and individuals exploring attention, learning, behavior and self-regulation.

Smiling mother and daughter at a Brain Balance center
Understanding ADHD

ADHD can affect more than attention

ADHD often shows up in how the brain filters, holds, moves and pauses. Here are four everyday areas where it can make a real difference.

01

Sensory Filtering

Sorting through sounds, sights and textures so the brain can tune in to what matters.

02

Working Memory

Holding on to directions and information long enough to act on them.

03

Movement & Focus

The connection between how the body moves and how well attention holds.

04

Impulse Control

Pausing long enough to think before acting or reacting.

Child doing a movement exercise at home
Free · Seven-Page Guide

Get the free seven-page Parent Guide

Supporting the ADHD Brain offers practical ideas parents can explore at home, from sensory activities and movement exercises to routines that support attention and emotional regulation.

On Demand

Watch the ADHD webinar on demand

A Parent's Guide to Understanding ADHD. Learn more about ADHD-related attention challenges and strategies families can use to support children and teens.

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Mequon · Fox Valley · Madison

Start with a conversation tailored to your family

Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin offers complimentary consultations for families who want to understand our individualized approach and explore next steps.

Child and coach in the sensory-motor program
Child and coach in the sensory-motor program
Child walking a balance beam during a Brain Balance session
Building balance and coordination in session
Lynn Brittnacher, owner of Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin
Ask a Specialist

Have a question about ADHD, learning or behavior?

Submit a question for Lynn Brittnacher, board-certified cognitive specialist, educator and owner of Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin.

Published Research

Encouraging evidence. Individualized support.

Published research has examined changes in attention and cognitive functioning following participation in Brain Balance programs.

2022 STUDY →
81%

81% of 71 participating children and adolescents showed improvements in parent-rated attention-deficit symptoms after three months of participation.

2024 STUDY →
4,500+

More than 4,500 children and adolescents were included in research examining cognitive performance, including attention, inhibitory control and working memory.

These findings are encouraging evidence, not guarantees of individual outcomes or medical promises.

Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin

Find support for the next step

Brain Balance Centers of Wisconsin helps children, teens and adults navigate challenges related to attention, behavior, learning and self-regulation.

Visit a Wisconsin center: Mequon · Fox Valley · Madison · brainbalancecenters.com

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