What are Learning Disorders?

What are Learning Disorders?: Understanding Brain and Nervous System Complexity, Manipulation, Non-Drug Therapies, Brainchild Adolescence Functional Neurology Center

Learning disorders are dysfunctions of the left hemisphere of the brain, which is more specific to learning, reading, writing, math, processing, auditory information, and assimilating logic.

Functional Neurology is a brain-based treatment program effective in the treatment of childhood behavioral and learning disorders, such as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD.)

Throughout life the brain is constantly changing as a consequence of our experiences, physical activity, and environment.

• Most people develop one part of the brain more so than another.

• This is why some people are more artistic (right brain) than analytical (left brain) and visa versa.

• When the processing of neurological signals decreases to a critical level, brain asymmetry develops decreasing human potential leading to dysfunction and disease.

Sometimes this faulty processing can cause internal dysfunction that you were not aware was a neurological problem associated with the brain and nervous system. In many instances, these faults are the underlying causes of learning disorders. Functional Neurology can provide an effective treatment program to help reduce or eliminate symptoms of the disorder, and improve a child's performance, without the use of potentially harmful medications.

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