Better Sleep, Speech and Social Skills with Sensory Enrichment for ADHD and ASD

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Better Sleep, Speech and Social Skills with Sensory Enrichment for ADHD and ASD

Come join us to learn:

1) a deeper understanding of your child’s current developmental level, and

2) routines to follow at home right away to boost their development and improve the brain functions involved in sleep, speech development and social skills.

This method of brain stimulation comes from the field of neuroscience, called Environmental Enrichment, which explores how sensory, social, motor and cognitive experiences impact brain development and function. It has been used to treat a wide range of neurological conditions, like ADHD, autism, Alzheimer’s, OCD, etc.

So many things improve as soon as you start to experience deep, restful sleep every night!

The good news is that the brain controls most of the elements of health that are involved in a good night’s sleep, including neurotransmitter regulation, the circadian rhythm, sensory processing, thermoregulation, relaxation of muscles, digestion, mood and stress response, urinary retention, etc.

Imagine the joy of seeing your child express themselves and connect more meaningfully through natural conversations with others!

There are 12 main stages of speech development that lead to a full spontaneous conversation. The first neurological milestone is the ability to establish an emotional connection with other people.

You can memorize social rules and routines, but what you are looking for is being comfortable around other people, being able to read body language, able to negotiate between what you want and what they want, and feeling good in your relationships.

That doesn’t come from skills training. It comes from the inside, and the brain is the key that unlocks that door.

Randomized controlled trials conducted by the University of California, Irvine with children with autism and developmental delays showed:

• 6x more effective than standard care alone
• 21% fell below ADOS cutoff for autism after 6 months
• Higher I.Q.
• Progress consistent across: all age groups (1 to 18), genders, wide range of symptoms

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