Learning Disorders – A Challenge to Overcome

Train Your Brain to Overcome Learning Disorders

Learning to Learn

Many of the methods used and promoted to help people with learning disabilities are intended to help a person compensate for or work around their learning difficulties. However, compensating for a problem is not as beneficial as correcting the problem. Neurofeedback has the potential to correct brainwave imbalances that are a primary contributing factor associated with a variety of learning disorders.

Learning Disorders Present Diverse Challenges

A learning disability is typically an interference in reading, writing, math and in some cases with memory and social development.

The Brain & Learning

Key areas of the brain communicate with one another at rapid speeds but, if the timing of this communication is off even slightly, the ability to learn can be impaired. New research shows that “connectivity training”, an aspect of neurofeedback training, appears to consistently improve learning difficulties.

Causes of Learning Disorders

Learning disorders may be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, prenatal and neonatal events, early childhood illness that effects the brain, psychological trauma, acute traumatic brain injury, and environmental exposures. Research studies show that several areas of the brain work together in the learning process. Impediments in normal brain function can result in difficulties with learning.

Neurofeedback & Learning Disorders

The goal of all neurofeedback is to transform an unhealthy, abnormal brainwave pattern into a normal, healthy, organized pattern. By doing this, the brain becomes more stable and more efficient at processing information quickly and successfully. Learning becomes easier.

Empower the Brain to Work Better

Like with any skill, the brain can be trained to get better at learning through repeated practice of correct experiences. Sunshine Neurofeedback uses individualized treatment protocols to unlock the brain’s innate ability to function in a way that facilitates learning.