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Sean had emotional and sensory issues.

We were dealing with sleep disorders and separation anxiety. There were problems with clothing because nothing felt comfortable. I was in tears and he was too. I was like okay, I’ve got to find some help somewhere. We didn’t know really what to do. Our pediatrician recommended Brain Balance and the occupational therapist told me to buy the book Disconnected Kids. I knew it was the right answer at the right time and it was­—it worked. Sean’s five now. We understand Sean better now. He’s just more open, to foods, transitions, and clothing. Everything across the board. Brain Balance changed our life and it changed Sean’s life. We have come a long way.

He’s come a long way. We have to remind ourselves about the things that he could not do a year and a half ago that he can do now. Yes, we’ve accomplished a lot. We’ve overcome a lot of things. We still have our little things that he still doesn’t like, but for the majority, I think that it’s helped him a lot.

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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