Neuro Development
Neuro Development assessments and therapies are the means whereby we evaluate and correct brain disorders, brain injuries and developmental delays by assessing motor, cognizant, academic, emotional and neuro-processing functions along with sensory integration abilities. Utilizing the principles of brain development and neuroplasticity, an individual therapy program is then designed for the patient. The therapies program will cause aberrant brain development to progress and advance new neurological pathways around damaged areas of the brain. The developmental therapies also improve motor, cognizance, academic, emotional, neuro-processing and sensory integration abilities.
| Neuro Development assessments and therapies are excellent for developing the human potential in regards to sports abilities and academic achievement. It is a way to accelerate the brain’s learning processes and coordinate the brain with the body for superior motor function.
Neuro development assessments and therapies are not medical treatments but rather address neurological organization, processing skills, and developmental deficits. Neither are they licensed or regulated by the State of Arizona. |
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The Developmental Approach works with:
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Articles about Neuro Development
“Helping hurt kids become normal
and normal kids to become exceptional”
| "Greg continues to improve…He is more conversational than ever and can talk to us about what he observes…I can’t remember a time before when he could answer a direct question… I love to watch the miraculous unfold in any way shape or form… Gregory was autistic… Within two weeks, Greg’s language had taken a big jump forward. Other family members commented on how great his progress was in such a short time. I still see things happening with Greg almost out of the blue… No parent could desire anything better for his or her child." |
"Just wanted to let you know how wonderful our appointment was..Sean was put through the paces, very lovingly. He checked Sean from head to toe. We have been given a pretty good size list of things to do daily...from pleoptics to massage, and much inbetween. For the first time, in therapy...we feel that someone else knows what they are doing , where we need to be, and actually has a gameplan in how to get there. This is a WONDERFUL feeling. I cried before we left the place, sheer relief. I cried half way home, joy. It was definately worth the trip..." Julie Romero, Mom to Sean 11 months w Down Syndrome, New Iberia, LA |

