End the Struggle: Understanding a Brain-Based Approach to ADHD, Social, Academic, and Behavioral Issues
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October is Dyslexia Awareness Month: TNCS Offers Programs to Learn More
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The Brain Balance Approach to a Healthy Brain: Scientists Make Gut-brain Connection
By: Mark Smith D.C., D.A.B.C.N, F.A.C.F.NAt the Brain Balance Achievement Center, we are concerned about brain function and how to alleviate the symptoms of ADHD, Dyslexia, Learning Disorder, Asperger’s and Autism. As part of...
Unbelievable Savings Right Here on Richmondmom.com
Would you like to save $25 by opening a savings account for your child's future education? How about getting free admission for one to the Science Museum of Virginia, or 1/2 price tickets to...
Learning Disabilities — Get Help from Friends of Quinn
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Abnormal Functional Brain Connectivity Described In ADHD Children
Thanks to Dr. Mark S. Smith, DC, DABCN, executive director of the Richmond Brain Balance Achievement Center for compiling and presenting this information.A recent paper highlights several key factors in helping us understand the...
My Son Has a Peanut Allergy Too: And I’m Scared
By: Theresa Marie Green, Guest Writer
Theresa is a mother who knows all-too-well how serious food allergies can be. Her son is allergic to peanuts and although she takes every precaution possible to protect him,...
Facing the Challenges of Asperger’s and Transitioning to College
Courage to Succeed program helps ease the way through college for those who need a little extra help.
For students with Asperger’s Syndrome the first day of college is filled with fear and anxiety. Charterhouse...
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