Awakening the Sleeping Brain

Re-activating Cognitive Capacity After Head Impact

Many people have had accidents in which they experienced mild head/brain impact during such activities as playing sports, riding bicycles, driving cars, getting in and out of the bathtub, etc. A significant portion of these people have some loss of cognitive skill even many years after injury, though they rarely realize the cause.

The Awakening the Sleeping Brain session will re-activate idling neuron zones and quickly restore functioning in that area. For instance, if you had a brain impact at the frontal cortex (forehead) area, you may have problems with memory, decision-making and concentration. Blows to the back of the head could result in difficulties with vision, coordination and balance or breathing. Because the idling neuron zones are areas that are not actually damaged but only un-necessarily stuck in “idling,” they can quickly and safely be re-activated. Idling neurons zones are only identified as such after sufficient time has passed since the traumatic event.

The one-hour sessions consists of identifying an appropriate goal and being guided through Brain Gym® and other simple, non-invasive mind-body techniques. Usually one session is all that is needed. Clients will return after 1 week for an additional short appointment to confirm progress and receive further coaching in re-training any lost ability, now returned.

Please contact us to schedule an appointment or to learn more about the process.

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Some Testimonials

“In the 3 weeks since you worked with him, Walker (age 5) has gone from being unable to identify letters to fully sounding out each one. This is miraculous!” - L. and S. Mesenclat

“I feel entirely different walking around, more conscious. It is not as hard for me to think. It used to be such a grind.” - E. Shively, age 19, college student

Frequently Heard Comments by Clients after ASB Balancing

“Our daughter’s spelling ability has returned.”

“After 10 years, the pain is finally gone.”

“I am remembering clearly again.”

“I can actually pay attention without a lot of effort.”

“My neck has not felt this good and loose since the accident!”