Reading Time: 2 minutes Did you know that the central nervous system is responsible for controlling all of the amazing things your body does, like movement, sensation, thought, and emotion? It’s like the CEO of your body, making sure everything runs smoothly. That’s why it’s super important to regulate your nervous system, so you.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Do you walk on your toes? You might not even realize that you do it, but if you walk with a bounce in your step and your heels coming up off the ground, then there’s a good chance you are a toe-walker. And if that’s the case, it might be.
Reading Time: 4 minutes There you are, trying to live your best life and do all of the things. You have a routine, you have different activities week to week, and you have hobbies and interests. But then, all of a sudden, something pops up and throws a wrench in the works. Anxiety. Procrastination..
Reading Time: 6 minutes This post is part of our Cortex Conversations series, a series of blog posts written by our members who have completed our program and want to share reflections on a life lived in the cortex! It’s been said repeatedly that parenting is one of the hardest jobs that there is.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Some of the big holidays have passed, and some more are coming up! So, how are you feeling about this season? For a lot of us, it can be a super fun, exciting time! But for others, this can be a time filled with stress and anxiety. For today, we’re.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Trust is defined as “firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something”. There are many areas in which trust is not only beneficial, but an essential component of a thriving life: …Trust in yourself and your innate wisdom and ability to overcome obstacles. …Trust in.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Absolutely, yes! We have often had one parent that wasn’t on board with brain work in the beginning, but this does not negate the work done by the other family members. If someone is doing the work, the brain will change – no matter what anyone else thinks about it! .
Reading Time: 2 minutes “If you understand that the inappropriate behavior of your children is a call to increased consciousness on your part, you are able to view the opportunities they afford you to grow differently. Instead of reacting to them, you look within yourself and ask why you react. In the asking, you.
Reading Time: 4 minutes How do you know which behaviors are due to a disorganized brain and which are simply learned behaviors? Once you reorganize the brain, can’t you expect all dysfunctional behaviors to just disappear? Many people ask us these questions when joining our program, so let’s start by taking a look at.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Signs of a disorganized brain are often easier to spot in children. This can look like a kid who has trouble sitting still and focusing, difficulty reading and writing, separation anxiety, tantrums or meltdowns, social difficulties, and more – in short, symptoms that might get diagnosed as autism, ADHD, OCD,.
