High Quality Brain Coaching for

  • ADHD

  • Attention Span

  • Auditory Processing

  • Cognitive Processing Speed

  • Dysgraphia

  • Dyslexia

  • Executive Functioning

  • Hand-Eye Coordination

  • Math Needs

  • Logic & Reasoning

  • Long-Term Memory

  • Reading Comprehension

  • Reading Fluency

  • Spatial Awareness & Direction Challenges

  • Visual Processing

  • Working Memory

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    • Any child or adult with known or suspected learning challenges, including or stemming from: dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD, anxiety, autism, down syndrome, fetal alcohol syndrome, reactive attachment disorder, post-concussion syndrome, post-traumatic stress disorder, language and sensory processing disorders, neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities, and memory struggles

    • Post-adoptive children and foster care children who are experiencing challenges related to executive functioning, learning, memory, and task management

    • Children who are trying so hard to learn to read but are getting more and more frustrated

    • Students of all levels who are spending hours studying but are unable to recall content and remember what they read

    • Students of all levels who are struggling to listen to oral instruction and simultaneously take notes

    • Honors students who attain quick understanding but lack basic study skills

    • Students of all levels who are struggling with executive functioning while managing a huge workload

    • Athletes who are experiencing cognitive functioning deficits following a sports injury

    • Business professionals, adult learners, and aging adults who are in a stressful work environment or are returning to school

    • Adults who are concerned that their memory and skills "just aren't what they used to be”

    • Adults who have a family history of dementia or Alzheimers

  • Sessions may take place virtually or in-person.

    For children who are enrolled in the program, parents are required to be present during sessions.

  • We use a payment model that does not require medical insurance to dictate the care we provide. We are not contracted with insurance carriers at this time and are private pay only.

    However, we have had many families use education and military grants, in addition to health savings accounts.

    If you are an Amherst County SPED student, we are contracted with the school district to provide applicable special education services.

    We also accept payment via Venmo.

  • Feel free to set up a complimentary phone consultation with us through the contact page.

  • Each semester consists of 26 one-hour sessions that typically meet twice a week for 13 weeks.

    Each student receives an individualized program that largely draws upon the unique and multi-disciplinary Equipping Minds program.

    Your sessions will be designed to increase your capacity to learn, using a progressive system of physical, visual, auditory, vestibular, and cognitive games and exercises that are meant to strengthen and/or create neural pathways.

    You will be encouraged to work on the activities and exercises outside of our scheduled meetings to maximize the program's impact.

  • Yes, we periodically offer a 10-week class limited to five students that focuses on reading.

    Note: Summer 2026 classes are currently not available.

    Inquire about additional information here!