The value of cognitive and academic skills cannot be underestimated.

Today more than ever, the ability to think, learn, solve problems and analyze information is critical for success. Employers want workers who can communicate clearly (both verbally and in writing) and who understand math and technology.

For students who have learning differences, autism, attention deficit or sensory processing disorders, genetic errors or cognitive delaysit can be very difficult to acquire these critical skills.

Dr. Cherie Percaccio is a cognitive neuroscientist with over 18 years experience and a personal understanding of what it is like to have a brain injury. After being hit by a car when she was in grade school, Cherie worked hard for years to regain the ability to talk, walk, and succeed in school. Today she is an example of how a damaged brain can regenerate, recover, and excel.

Through one-on-one cognitive training, academic concept development and nurturing self-esteem and confidence, students learn, develop, and succeed.

Call today to see how Brain Training can help. 512-296-0102