Brain Function Refresh

Sometimes We Just Need a Nudge Back to Center

The Brain Function Refresh is a follow-up session designed to help you maintain the progress made through your initial Brain Integration protocol. Think of it as a neurological tune-up — ideal for those moments when life’s stressors, transitions, or old habits start to resurface. Whether you’re feeling mentally foggy, emotionally reactive, or just “off,” this gentle recalibration helps restore the smooth communication your brain was meant to have. Using the same acupressure-based techniques and muscle testing methods, the refresh targets lingering or reactivated blocks and supports your system in returning to a more balanced, integrated state. Sometimes, all it takes is a quiet session to feel more like yourself again.

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The full Brain Integration protocol typically requires between 12-24 hours to complete. Sessions can range from 30 minutes for younger children to 2 hours for adults, and multiple sessions may be scheduled within a single day. During the initial consultation, an assessment will be conducted to estimate the total number of hours required. Following the completion of the BIT protocol, a follow-up appointment is recommended after 4 to 6 weeks. Additional check-ups will be recommended based on your individual needs.

Many clients experience a range of positive outcomes, including improved sleep, a greater sense of calm, reduced stress, anxiety, and worry, enhanced academic and professional performance (sometimes quite significantly), increased mental clarity, a greater ease with tasks that were previously challenging, the development of new abilities, and even improvements in digestion and overall well-being. Please refer to the testimonials for personal accounts of these changes.

Individuals, both children and adults, with learning difficulties may exhibit several characteristics, including:

Poor memory
Short attention span
Distractibility
Impulsivity
Difficulty with self-motivation or organization
Challenges with reading fluency and comprehension
Poor spelling
Difficulties with handwriting
Letter or number reversals
Trouble memorizing multiplication tables
Difficulty grasping mathematical concepts or complex problems
Challenges following or giving directions
Heightened or diminished sensitivity to sensory input (e.g., noise, light, touch)
Auditory processing difficulties (e.g., frequently asking for repetition)
Behavioral issues related to learning frustrations (e.g., anxiety, avoidance)
Poor physical coordination and balance

While Brain Integration can offer benefits to many individuals, you may experience particularly notable improvements if you identify with the following: letter or number reversals, eye strain, test anxiety, a short attention span or difficulty concentrating, a lack of self-confidence, challenges with reading ability and comprehension, difficulty completing projects, poor organizational skills, spelling difficulties, or trouble following or giving directions.

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Brain Function Refresh

Sometimes We Just Need a Nudge Back to Center

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What does a treatment session involve?

How long does the complete treatment take, and how many sessions are needed?

When can I expect to see results?

Will Brain Integration alter my personality or cause any harm to my brain?

I've heard that individuals with ADD/ADHD often possess heightened creativity. Will this treatment diminish that creative ability?

What kind of changes can I anticipate?

Is it necessary to complete the entire integration in quick succession?

What is the appropriate age for treatment? Should I plan to remain with my child during their session?

Do you accept insurance?

How frequently should appointments be scheduled?

What if I am uncertain whether my child has a learning challenge?

Is Brain Integration the right approach for me?