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Brandon was lost. It would take him four hours a night to do homework.

He would get caught talking in school, asking his classmates what the teacher was saying because he wasn’t processing the information. Brandon took everything seriously. He couldn’t handle change well. Brandon didn’t know how to make friends because he had no filter. He would only eat five things. He had a lot of gut issues. We’d gone through years of testing and nobody could figure out what was wrong with Brandon. I found the book, Disconnected Kids, and the minute I read it I called Brain Balance. I knew my prayers were answered. When I met the Brain Balance staff they were like family. It was an incredible bond. I felt they took my complaints seriously. I couldn’t wait to get the program started because I just knew in my heart of hearts that we were going to be okay. I was able to easily communicate with the entire staff, and Brandon absolutely loved them.

Brandon now gets jokes, and he belly laughs. He’s very happy and optimistic now and has made a lot of friends. Brandon has high self-esteem. What used to be a four-hour night of homework is now one hour and straight A’s. He’s starting to eat better. I strongly recommend you do this for your children. This program changed not only my son’s life but also our family’s. It brought peace to our home and restored relationships that were broken. Brain Balance was such a blessing for us. You just have to trust in yourself and the program because it really and truly does work. We’ve lived it. We’ve been there. We’ve done that. We know it works. You have to give your child that opportunity to thrive.

Brain Balance students progress an average of 2.6 levels in 3 months for sensory motor exercises. On average, customers surveyed rated their satisfaction at 8.5 on a 10 point scale.

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