Would Crossinology Brain Integration Make a Difference for my Child?
/A question that I get a lot deals with who would benefit from Brain Integration. I’ve talked about several diagnoses that can be addressed with Brain Integration, but a diagnosis is basically a grouping of several symptoms or characteristics – if you have enough of these you qualify for an official DSM-approved label. Looking past the labels, what specifically does BIT address and who can it benefit? Here’s a short list of some of the things that BIT could help you to overcome:
· Accident prone
· Allergies (feel tired or hyper-active after eating)
· Clumsy
· Leave projects incomplete
· Letter/number reversal
· Lies
· Mood swings
· Over or under active
· Poor eye hand co-ordination
· Poor handwriting
· Poor organizational skills
· Poor reading comprehension
· Poor reading skills
· Poor balance
· Poor spelling
· Poor at sports or rhythmic activities
· Rests head on arm while working
· Short attention span
· Slow in completing work
· Stops in the middle of a game
· Test or performance anxiety
· Timid/shy
· Mathematics
· Speech Difficulties
· TMJ/Orthodontics
· Constipated
· Daydreams excessively
· Difficulty budgeting time
· Difficulty concentrating
· Difficulty focusing eyes
· Difficulty following directions
· Difficulty giving directions
· Difficulty telling time
· Dizziness/vertigo/balance problems
· Eye strain/rubs eyes a lot
· Fear of speaking in front of a group
· Has trouble remembering directions
· Has trouble remembering months of the year
· Has trouble remembering names
· Has trouble remembering right/left
· Has trouble remembering times table
· Has trouble differentiating colors
· Headaches
· Impatient/restless
· Impulsive
· Inappropriate drowsiness
· Lacks confidence
Still not sure? Drop me a line and we can chat more about your specific questions. No diagnosis required.