For Clinicians

The  unevenness  of skills that  is the hallmark  of a child with Functional Disconnection Syndrome is most obvious when it comes to learning, homework, and grades. A majority of children […]

Relative to body size, the human brain is one of the largest among all living species. But it is not just unique in size; it is also unique in structure. […]

Parents, Kids and Behavior Today “The state of your life is no more than a reflection of your state of mind.” Dr. Wayne Dyer Parenting is tough. In fact, I’d […]

I walked outside yesterday to find my car covered with a yellow film of pollen. It reminded me of how I used to have terrible allergies and how encountering this […]

Today is World Autism Awareness Day and April is Autism Awareness Month. A few years ago this was seen by most people as a great step forward as an effort […]

Through an extensive research survey, we have demonstrated the relationship between the retention of infant reflexes and a wide range of neuro-developmental disorders like autism and ADHD. These [...]

It is important for parents of a newborn to monitor primitive reflexes to ensure they are present and also that they integrate on schedule. While a pediatrician can incorporate this […]

Balanced behavior is the ability to respond and act appropriately in any given situation. It means a child’s brain must have the flexibility to jump back and forth between negative […]

5 Steps to Identifying a Food Sensitivity The typical American diet is taking its toll on the health of our children (as well as adults) as evidenced by the rising […]

We’re recruiting participants for an ADHD study being conducted at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate. Boys and girls ages 8-14 will participate in a 15 week Program to [...]