Who benefits from EM Cognitive Development Therapy?

Our primary mission is to work with children and adults to bring hope by strengthening their cognitive abilities and decrease challenges with learning, emotional, and social  skills.  Targeting working memory, processing speed, attention, comprehension, critical thinking, and communication skills which impact academic, social and language abilities, we work individually with children and adults of all ages and abilities to reach their full potential through our in-person and online programs. 

We regularly see improvement in academics, social skills, self confidence, and behavior as well as sports and work performance.

 Why is school so hard for your child?  Is there anything you can do to help?

Yes, wherever you see your child here, know that there is hope.   At Marbles and Minds, we help struggling students with these challenges reach their full potential.

• Difficulty reading
• Easily distracted
• Unable to concentrate
• Frustrated in school
• Needs directions repeated
• Weak comprehension
• Trouble making friends
• Spends longer than classmates on homework
• Misses the “big picture”
• Unable to recall math facts
• Known learning issues: dyslexia, ADHD, anxiety, Autism, Downs syndrome, Fetal Alcohol syndrome, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Post Concussion Syndrome, language and sensory processing disorders, neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and memory struggles

 When using the program for one-on-one therapy, it is recommended to spend 30-60 minutes a day, 5 x a week for 12-36 weeks depending on the learner.

When working with a therapist in one-on-one mediated sessions, your student will experience 30 or 60 minutes of intense brain training exercises designed to build and connect neuropathways that will put them on the road to academic, work and social success. 

In the classroom, your therapist will plan a schedule that will lend itself for integration with multiple students within the typical school day. 

 High school students can count the daily sessions as a critical thinking course. 

Each of these plans require the purchase of necessary materials, including a student workbook.