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Video Evaluations

Brain Training Center
Afterschool and
BoostUp Program

Children we 
work with.

The Children’s Academy for Neurodevelopment & Learning is, an international organization, dedicated to empowering parents with knowledge, techniques, and expertise. We help enable families to assume primary responsibility for their child’s development in a holistic and drug-free approach using innovative, individualized and comprehensive brain-centered programs. These services are educational and therapeutic.

We work with all types of children;
but, most have been labeled:
  • Learning Disabled

  • ADD/ADHD

  • Dyslexia

  • Autism Spectrum

  • Anxiety Disorder

  • Developmental Delays

  • Prenatal exposure to drug/alcohol

  • Cerebral Palsy (CP)

“Fall through the crack kids”
who struggle but don’t qualify for services/help

Our passion is to help as many struggling families and children, worldwide, as possible by offering on-site consulting and evaluations here in Spokane Washington to packing our bags and coming to your home for two-day, five-days, consulting and evaluations.  We realize for many families this wouldn’t be an option… video evaluations is the next best thing!!

CAN LEARN Christian Academy is our WA state approved private PK-12th grades.  We enroll new students only to the 6th grade; but, continue those students through the 12th grade.  We offer a full academic & spiritual instruction working closely with our parents providing a nurturing and emotionally safe environment.  In addition, our students receive a daily ‘brain-workout’ and weekly Horse Therapy program (Hooves for Heartprints)

What is a ‘brain-workout’? 

For many reasons your child skipped or got stuck in lower developmental stages.  By utilizing the neurodevelopment profile we can evaluate where the brain is functioning great, needs help and/or not-at-all (damage or brain-injury).  In most cases, even brain-injury and/or damage, these struggles can be eliminated or greatly improved with specific stimulation.  Intervention is brain-based rather then muscle-based with specific frequency (how many times daily), intensity (the fun game/activity) and duration (how many minutes or seconds).  The sensory system of tactile (more then just sensory), visual, auditory and emotional communication areas will change the motor areas of fine & gross motor, language, social/behavior, short term memory, academics, abstract thinking, logic and reasoning…  helping your child “Be the Best They Can Be”

CAN LEARN DOESN’T OFFER MIRACLES. 
Our
 
RESULTS ARE NOT PERFECT BUT THEY ARE SUBSTANTIAL, OBSERVABLE, AND BETTER THAN OTHER METHODS.

   LET YOUR CHILD BE THE 'BEST THEY CAN BE' 
CALL 509- 624-3109
FOR  A FREE TELEPHONE CONSULTATION.

Training for Struggling Families
with hyperactive, impulsive, 
"just doesn't seem to get it kids..." 
just my cup of tea kids!  
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Christian Academy

Spokane, WA 99205     (509) 624-3109 


For more information contact
Toni Hager

 

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PARENTS NOTE:

"Programs and activities are recommendations only and are not medical, therapeutic or psychological prescriptions. They are based on the experience of a Neurodevelopmentalist and represent suggestions to the family. Every parent needs to assume the responsibility for their own child and make their own decisions as to the techniques and methodologies to use with their child. "

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