Let’s help raise money for autism and give a great gift at the same time!
Purchase “Amy Giggles” And Support Autism …
Reprint from Newsletter: Dec 03, 2012 08:00 am | Brain Balance Center
Purchase a copy of the new children’s book Amy Giggles – Laugh Out Loud by Coy Bowles of the Zac Brown Band at a participating Brain Balance Achievement Center and help support the Children’s Autism Hope Project!
Amy Giggles – Laugh Out Loud is a story of self-confidence and reassurance, accepting who you are, and the realization that our differences make each of us beautiful and unique. The reader is taken into a world of imagination through the eyes of Amy Giggles and her boisterous laugh.
This wonderful new children’s book will be available for purchase at participating Brain Balance Achievement Centers through the month of December 2012. All proceeds from the sale of books purchased through Brain Balance will 
benefit the Children’s Autism Hope Project, a non-profit research organization founded by The Brain Balance Program® creator, Robert Melillo.
The Hope Project exists to uncover the underlying cause and mechanisms of autism and to use this knowledge to develop more effective treatments and perhaps, one day, a cure.
Stop by our Westchester Commons Brain Balance right here in Midlothian, VA today and pick up your copy of Amy Giggles – Laugh Out Loudand help support autism research!
About Author Coy Bowles of Zac Brown Band
Coy Bowles is a man of all things creative. Whether he’s playing music as a member of the Zac Brown Band, designing and making custom fedoras, or writing songs and stories, Coy consumes himself with sharing his creative energy. Amy Giggles – Laugh Out Loud is Coy’s first children’s book. He shares his take on self-confidence and the realization that our unique qualities make us who we are through the imaginative world of Amy Giggles.
More About Brain Balance Achievement Centers
Could your child with learning and behavioral issues benefit from better social skills, increased confidence, and academic improvement? Consider the Brain Balance Program®.
Clinical research indicates that neuro-behavioral disorders share an imbalance of electrical activity in the brain that we refer to as a Functional Disconnection. After completing a comprehensive assessment of your child’s brain and body function, our team integrates physical, sensory-motor, and cognitive exercises to correct the imbalance and improve motor function, which leads to a reduction or elimination of negative symptoms and behaviors.
Our non-medical learning centers have helped thousands of kids reach their physical, social, behavioral, and academic potential. Visit the Brain Balance website or call (804) 977-2743 today to learn more!
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