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Do You Witness or Experience Any of These
Common Symptoms of Brain or Learning Disorders?
| Test anxiety | Short attention span | ||
| Poor self-confidence | Slow reader | ||
| Weak reading comprehension | Trouble completing projects | ||
| Poor concentration | Poor speller | ||
| Letter or number reversal | Moody or extreme emotions | ||
| Troublesome eye/hand coordination | Bad handwriting | ||
| Impatience or restlessness | Allergies | ||
| Daydreaming or procrastination | Perfectionist or inappropriate fixation | ||
| Accident prone | Trouble with keeping things organized | ||
| Inability to follow or give directions | Easily frustrated | ||
| Eye strain | Problems remembering names and faces | ||
| Difficulty knowing right from left | Poor math skills | ||
| Difficulty recognizing colors | Poor memory retention |
These and Other Symptoms Are
But a Continuum of Brain Stresses and Disorders
You don’t have to be diagnosed with an “official” label like ADD, ADHD, or Dyslexia in order to have a brain or learning disorder that negatively affects the quality of your life.
Every day problems and symptoms encompassed in those “diagnosed conditions” are aspects of a continuum of symptoms that affect a large portion of the population to one degree or another. Consider the people you know who have trouble discerning left from right, remembering names or faces, lack self confidence, have difficulty looking others in the eye, have procrastination issues, frequently get moody or depressed, are continually disorganized, and so on.
These and other everyday difficulties are frequently caused by emotional, physical, or environmental stresses which we experienced early in life, that can result in blockages or misrouted brain information pathways that diminish our brain’s ability to operate properly. Fortunately, these blockages or misroutings can generally be removed or corrected by Brain Integration Technique, thereby allowing the brain to function the way it was intended