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If you and your ADHD child have made a resolution to get organized for the New Year, there are a number of things to do to ensure you achieve your goal. Using small strategies, such as color-coding books and files, drawing up a calendar, and having regular clean-outs are all good organization tips for students with ADHD. Here are some tips to stay organized in 2021: -Color code school subjects -Make a calendar of weekly and monthly deadlines and activities... -Have regular clear-outs of belongings -Draw up new year organizational resolutions together To read more, visit our blog here: https://blog.brainbalancecenters.com//new-years-resolution

This article is a great example of how we can use the unprecedented times of this year to grow and learn. Have you seen any changes in your children through this school year? https://u.org/36JuEpU

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Did you know that picky eating isn’t about lack of discipline? If you live with picky eaters, you won’t want to miss our latest blog post! https://bit.ly/3i7BRW0

Parents and kids alike love us! We’re proud to be backed by research. Check out the latest here: https://info.brainbalancecenters.com/reviews-and-testimonia

If your child struggles with sensory issues, the holidays can be especially tough. Check out these holiday-themed and food-based sensory activities that you can do with your kids! Read more on our blog: https://bit.ly/3mTYcYF

We know the last 10 months have been tough.. That's why we're doing our part in helping spread information to help make your life easier! Don't forget about our upcoming talk, tomorrow! Come learn ways to improve and and your child's executive functioning so you can achieve your goals this new year! RSVP is in the link in our bio! Also, check out what The Times of San Diego had to say about us: https://timesofsandiego.com//san-diegos-brain-balance-ach/

This for the brain break: As summer sunshine wanes and the holidays approach, ensure your family stays healthy and energized with these tips from our Registered Dietitian Holly Larson. Check out this blog for more tips and tricks: https://bit.ly/2KJ3isJ

Mark your calendars: In person workshop Join us! On November 4th, Dr. Kevin Johnson and Amanda Lee will be talking all things neurodevelopmental disorders. They will be discussing autism, ADHD, sensory processing, and MORE. You will not want to miss out! RSVP in our bio, spaces are limited.

Struggling with gift ideas for your unique loved one? We have some ideas for you! -A crash pad. A crash pad is a helpful took for kids with attention issues or sensory processing conditions. They let children run, jump, and roll in a safe space. -Mini Squigz. These are suction cupped construction pieces that can help boost fine motor skills. -Warmkins. These are soft, weighted stuffed animals that can be heated up in microwave. Warmkins can be used to relax a child or keep th...em company at night. To read more about these unique gifts visit our blog at: https://blog.brainbalancecenters.com//11/3-gift-ideas-child

We love seeing improvements! This student has noticed that they are getting in trouble less and are feeling happier! Interested in learning what Brain Balance can do for your family? Visit our website! www.brainbalancecenters.com

It’s #NationalMakeADifferenceDay, and we think that one of the best differences that can be made is in children. We are proud to have served over 45,000 families. Visit our website to learn more about how we can help you: www.brainbalancecenters.com

Visual Processing Disorder is a common cause of learning differences. Understanding the fundamentals of visual perception can help to address the cause. Today’s #BrainBreak is in honor of #NationalLearningDisabilityAwarenessMonth. Learn more on our blog: https://bit.ly/3dpqXID

As you probably know now, October is national dyslexia month. Here at Brain Balance we know navigating these challenges alone can be scary, so we made it our mission to share as much resources as possible. If you're interested in learning more about dyslexia you're going to want to check out the recording of the event we had last month! We teamed up with Marine & Family EFMP to talk about the myths around dyslexia, its impacts, assessment and intervention help, and what you c...an do about it at home. To learn more, check out the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUBpCSLPMg4

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Happy Tuesday! It’s time for another #BrainBreak! In celebration of #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth, we wanted to share some teaching methods that have been shown to help dyslexic students. Learn more on our blog: https://bit.ly/3noTuCV

Missed our event last week? Don't worry, we recorded it for you! During this event, center director Amanda Lee and CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) talk about ways to structure and schedule your busy day, how to motivate unmotivated kids, and effectively get your kids moving in ways that are good for their body and brain. Go to this link to watch the replay:... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOqiyTglde0&feature=youtu.be See more

For children with dyslexia, it can be frustrating to read books that aren't designed to help their young minds grow. Children with dyslexia have amazing minds, and they have a thirst for knowledge, and their reading materials should excite them. Here are five books that parents can read with their children, or kids with dyslexia/reading difficulties can read on their own: The Alphabet War: A Story About Dyslexia (ages 5-8)... It's Called Dyslexia (ages 5-8) My Name is Brain (X) Brian (ages +10) Knees: The Mixed Up World of a Boy with Dyslexia (ages 5-10) Learn to Read: For Kids with Dyslexia (ages 7-12) For more information on these books check out our blog post by going to the link below: https://bit.ly/3jZooj9

Brain Balance is the leading drug-free training program designed to help kids improve focus, behavior, social skills, anxiety, and academic performance. As such, we’re always doing research to make sure that we’re giving families the best outcomes for their children. Check out some of the latest stats here! https://bit.ly/2P0Dd7d

We know that when your child has ADHD, outdoor activities can take some thought and preparation. Here are 4 great activities that you and your child can do outside together as a family!

Today is the day! It's not too late to join us for our virtual workshop. Tonight at 6:00 pm PST we will be discussing why so many children struggle with attention and focus and what you can do to help. RSVP at https://bbsdattentionoct2020.eventbrite.com