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Overcome Learning Disabilities
Non-Invasive Brain Training: Autism Therapy in Dubai
Learning disabilities is a generic term used to refer to a general inability to grasp basic skills such as reading, writing, and math, and higher skills such as abstract reasoning, long term planning and organization. The condition itself includes various specific ailments, such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD),
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Common Symptoms
- Difficulty processing sounds and language
- Lack of focus
- Inability to concentrate
- Difficulty with visual perception
How Does Brain Training Help Children With Learning Disabilities?
To tell your child to concentrate on studies and listen to you while you teach them can become very challenging if your child suffers from a learning disability. With brain training, EEG electrodes will be used to read and monitor your child’s brain wave activity. All of your child’s sessions will involve them sitting on a calming couch with these electrodes attached to specific points on their scalp. Your child will be watching anything of their choice on YouTube or Netflix. While doing this, the screen and audio quality will keep fluctuating depending on the activity that your child’s brain exhibits. Whenever your child promotes the right brain activity, the audio and video inputs become better. This mode works as a positive reward for your child’s healthy brainwave activity. After a few sessions, you will be able to see positive improvements in your child’s attention span and ability to learn. This makes brain training a promising methodology for autism treatment and the management of other learning challenges.
Your child’s inability to grasp basic skills does not mean your child does not have the capacity to learn. It could simply mean your child may be afraid or has difficulties communicating or interacting with others. Book a free 15-minute consultation with our Dubai neurofeedback therapy clinic and have your child assessed today.
Your child’s inability to grasp basic skills does not mean your child does not have the capacity to learn. It could simply mean your child may be afraid or has difficulties communicating or interacting with others. Book a free 15-minute consultation with our Dubai neurofeedback therapy clinic and have your child assessed today.
Testimonials
Evolve has a wonderful team of people who care and listen carefully to your needs. Dr.Upasana is highly professional and takes note of every detail. Every session is tailored to suit your requirements. My son who had mild development delays is now more confident and is able to sustain more meaningful conversations with others. He is now more aware about his own emotions and is beginning to handle them better. Sincerely thank to the whole team.
S.R.
I first heard about Evolve through my trainer and I thought of giving it a try because I was having issues with anxiety, procrastination and was even struggling to focus and concentrate on my career. After 20 sessions of brain training, I have to say that I feel like a completely new person. I don’t procrastinate any longer, I am more confident, I can see a reduction in my anxiety and I’m able to focus better on my career. I feel that the world just opened for me.
A.K.
How It Works
Initial consultation
We will discuss your specific needs and goals during consultation.
Neuropsychosocial assessment
We will do an in-depth assessment to understand your brain’s current strengths and weaknesses
Personalized training plan
Get a customized plan tailored to your specific needs.
Neurofeedback training
We begin your neurofeedback training sessions to help sharpen your brain.
Final assessment
We will repeat the neuropsychosocial assessment to track your progress.
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Learn More About Neurofeedback
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Frequently Asked Questions on Autism Spectrum Treatment
How much do neurofeedback sessions cost?
You can find our complete price list here – Price List
Will insurance cover neurofeedback?
Here at Evolve Brain Training we do not process insurance claims. We can provide a statement for you to submit to your insurance company.
How many sessions will I need?
Since neurofeedback involves learning and every person is unique, the type, order and pace of change differs from person to person. You will start experiencing benefits within the first few sessions. But for these effects to last, we recommend a full package of 20 sessions. However, some may require more than 20 sessions.
Is there an effective treatment for autism?
Established studies say that there is no specific cure for autism. Moreover, many experts consider the condition as a manifestation of neurodivergence – meaning, people with autism process information in their brain in ways that are not considered typical – and thus does not need to be “cured.”
But there is a wide range of treatments aiming to help manage the symptoms that come with autism. Neurofeedback has been documented to help children in the autism spectrum learn how to focus, concentrate and improve their sensory processing.
Can neurofeedback help autism?
Neurofeedback can help people with autism manage everyday life better because of its ability to train the brain, over time, to process sensory stimuli in a calmer, more efficient manner.
Moreover, autism is called a spectrum disorder because the symptoms, severity and challenges are different for each person. As such, the core characteristic of neurofeedback as designed to fit the specific needs of each individual makes it even more helpful for people dealing with the unique difficulties and experience of autism.
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