The NeuroStorm

We are now a week away from our NeuroStorm talk.

So, if you are with the many other folks who are intrigued but still don't know enough to come, allow me to take a chance and explain what exactly this workshop is designed for.

The NeuroStorm is a culmination of months worth of research on human physiology, case studies, and natural approaches for kiddos with Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
The two most common of the two being ADHD and Autism.

I'd like to dive into the above two disorders for a few lines so bear with me.

Over the last few years, there has been an unprecedented rise in both rates of Autism and ADHD.  
Currently, 1 in 59 children born are found somewhere on the Autism spectrum and over 6.4 million kiddos live with the diagnosis of ADHD.

Why?

STRESS

Kids have more stress put on their bodies than ever before.
Chemical Stress, Physical Stress, Emotional Stress.
From the foods we eat to learning how to walk.
Specific Examples? Come to the workshop.

This stress forces a child's body to respond by initiating their sympathetic nervous system also known as the "fight or flight" response.  And while a little stress can be a good thing, a LOT of stress can be a VERY BAD THING.

Long term, high amounts of stress can lead to an excess of energy or a
shut down of many higher functioning systems like
​communication and social skills.

One of the quotes you will see if you come to the workshop is:

"You can't be in protection and growth at the same time"
                                                                       -Dr. Bruce Lipton

This extreme increase in diagnosis of ASD, ADHD, SPD, Tic disorders, etc.
is because kids are stuck trying to protect themselves from stress instead of growing and developing like they are supposed to!

So, how do we help?  I won't do it alone.  Which is why this workshop is designed not only to be educational, but to empower parents and kiddos so that the cycle stress can be broken and a new cycle of growing, learning, laughing, and playing can begin!

If this held your interest, there is still room to come and join us next Thursday.

There is still much to discuss.  I hope to see you there!

For more information, check out our Facebook event on the Restore page!
Yours in Health,

Aaron Hildreth