What if dyslexia were just a little obstacle, and not a big mountain? What if that obstacle could be erased quickly and without pain? And what if your child’s dyslexia treatment was all natural, without using drugs or invasive treatments? Dyslexia can almost always be reversed, and the boulders that keep your child from learning
Several times a week, I hear from adults who feel trapped in jobs they hate, relationships that don’t serve them, and in other situations they feel they can’t escape. They feel like nothing will ever change and they come to me, in desperation and frustration, for help with their dyslexia or ADHD. They know they
We all want our kids to succeed in life. If your child is dyslexic or ADHD, you may worry about how successful they will be as adults. I’ve worked with kids and adults with various learning and behavior challenges for over three decades. The following are simple things you can do at home or in
If you can reduce your child’s stress, he or she is more likely to learn new material at school. How can you help your child relax, pay attention and learn? Often I find that parents need stress reduction as much as their children do. The concept is much like the safety lecture you receive when
Dyslexia is one of the most recognized learning disabilities, but it’s not truly understood. All too often, a child or adult is diagnosed and then immediately put on Ritalin or a similar pharmaceutical. Rarely is the topic of reversing dyslexia brought up, much less discussed. If you’ve been reading this blog for very long, you
Does your gut tell you something’s not quite right with your child? Have you been wondering if he or she may have a learning difference such as dyslexia? Does he or she show any of the common signs and symptoms of dyslexia? While many children have a few of these dyslexia traits, if you see
The Austin MD Magazine for May/June 2014 has an article I wrote about three case studies of Books Neural Therapy. Beyond dyslexia and ADHD treatments, Books Neural Therapy offers the restoration of mental health by rewiring your basic fundamental neurology. It incorporates the latest advances in nueroscience to find communication breakdowns in the circuitry (your
Nutrition is a big player in the dyslexia world. Food is fuel for your brain, and the quality of the fuel can help or hinder your brain’s ability to think and process information. Good nutrition isn’t something you can practice occasionally—it needs to be an ingrained habit. As an example of how nutrition can affect
By Rosita Alvarez As a parent seeking to improve the life of my son, I journeyed through many stages of healing along his side. I passed through an entire spectrum from denial all the way to liberation thanks to Books Neural Therapy. Yes, Denial was first. By six, I knew he was smart as he
Dr Joe Dispenza, Neuroscientist, Chiropractor, Lecturer and Author of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One spoke to Dr. Books in Austin, Texas about the idea of the brain being elastic (brain plasticity). He says repeated activities can influence the brain and ease it into new