How to Engage Neuroplasticity to Reduce Stress and Anxiety
There are as many different responses to stress as there are individual personalities on our planet, if not more, and their relationships to our health and health outcomes are even more numerous.
Sensory Processing Sensitivity: You Mean You Don’t Hear That?
In psychology, the term “disorder” is typically reserved for describing cases where the manifestations of a particular condition have reached a point where they directly impair a person’s everyday functioning.
We Are Driven to Communicate
Indulge us, if you will, with a simple analogy: communication is in some ways similar to driving a car.
A Simplified, Common-sense Definition of Dyslexia and Advanced Sound Training Intervention
Dyslexia is an issue of communication within the brain itself among the various structures that govern written and spoken language. And it is on this basis that we can begin to see how Dr. Tomatis’s method of sound training can be of help for those hoping to reach the full potential of their intellect.
What is Effective Listening and Can it be Trained?
A question for our readers: As you comprehend this string of text in front of you right now, do you “hear” a “voice” reading the words to you?
More than Nerves: How to Know If Your Child Is Suffering from Anxiety
Anxiety is so common and pervasive that it can be a challenge to identify it. For plenty of people, anxiety disorders are part of their everyday life, so they may not recognize the symptoms. With this in mind, imagine how tricky it can be to know when a child is anxious.
ADHD and Its Effect on Sleep
The general perception of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) focuses on non-stop moving, talking, fidgeting, and thinking. But when you follow the dominoes as they fall, it makes a whole lot of sense that sleep disturbances are inevitable.
Undiagnosed ADHD and Its Complicated Relationship with Depression
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) almost always emerges during childhood — and that’s typically when it’s diagnosed. But what about those who grow up without understanding why they sometimes feel as they do?
What is Auditory Processing Disorder and Why Does it Often Accompany ADHD?
As many as five percent of school-aged children have been diagnosed with a hearing issue called auditory processing disorder (APD). APD impacts how the brain processes auditory information.