Asperger Syndrome³

Asperger Syndrome is a previously used diagnosis on the autism spectrum. A diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome, now under the umbrella of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)⁴ is commonly associated with a difficulty with social interactions, especially non-verbal communication, restricted interests and uncoordinated movements or clumsiness.^1,2,3

Brain Balance does not require that a child has a medical diagnosis, nor do we clinically diagnose medical conditions. Our focus is on understanding the struggles these children experience and helping them develop and strengthen the connections needed to help those struggles.

The unique symptoms your child is coping with may be able to improve through a unique combination of physical, sensory, and cognitive activities that help build stronger connections across different regions of the brain.

Research has shown that these symptoms may be linked to weak connections across different regions of the brain.

The good news is, we know that the brain can change in a way that can lead to improvements in these symptoms. The Brain Balance program exercises and activities are uniquely designed to help strengthen and build new connections by using a combination of physical, sensory, and cognitive activities. These new, efficient, and effective connections in the brain lead to improvements in our ability to complete cognitive tasks and in our executive functioning.

We use what we learn in the Personal Assessment to set up your child’s program. By doing this for each child, individually, we create a customized program that addresses any deficits in functions or skills your child may have.

The frequency and duration of these tasks, activities, and exercises are tailored based on your child’s needs.

Do you have personal questions relating to your child’s difficulties?

Our team is here to help you. Take a second to fill out our form. Our local staff will reach out to discuss your individual concerns!