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Motor Tics and Tourette Syndrome: Supporting a Calmer Nervous System

The blinking, sniffing or shoulder jerks seemed to appear overnight, and telling your child to stop only makes it worse. Here is what tics are, and what may help to ease them.17 May 20265 min readRead article →

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Children & teens13 May 2026 · 5 min

Screens and Meltdowns: Why Taking the Tablet Away Ends in Tears

You say "time's up" and your sweet child turns into someone else. Here is what fast-paced screens may do to a young brain's reward system, and what may help at home.

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Children & teens8 May 2026 · 5 min

Teenage Anger and Impulse Blowups: Why the Brain’s Brakes Are Still Developing

A question about laundry turns into slammed doors and words nobody meant. Here is why the teenage brain's brakes lag behind its feelings, and how they may be strengthened.

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Children & teens4 May 2026 · 5 min

School Bullying Trauma: Helping a Child’s Nervous System Feel Safe Again

The bullying may have stopped, but your child still flinches, hides and dreads break time. Here is why the nervous system stays on guard, and how it may learn to settle again.

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Children & teens30 April 2026 · 5 min

Auditory Processing & Dyslexia: When Words Don’t Land Right in the Brain

Your child's hearing test is fine, yet words still seem to slip past them. Here is how timing in the brain affects reading and listening, and where neurofeedback may help.

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Children & teens26 April 2026 · 5 min

Autism and Sensory Overload: When the World Is Too Loud

For many autistic children the ordinary world is simply too loud, too bright and too scratchy. Here is why overload happens, and how gentle brain training may ease the strain.

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Children & teens22 April 2026 · 5 min

Bedwetting Beyond Age Six: What Parents Should Know About Sleep and Arousal

Bedwetting past age six is common, it is nobody's fault, and it is rarely about laziness. Here is what the sleeping brain has to do with it, and where neurofeedback may fit.

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Children & teens18 April 2026 · 5 min

School Morning Meltdowns: Tummy Aches, Tears, and The Nervous System at 6:30 AM

The tummy ache is real, the tears are real, and your child is not manipulating you. Here is what happens in an anxious nervous system on a school morning, and what may help.

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Children & teens13 April 2026 · 5 min

Matric Finals & Exam Panic: When Hard Work Dissolves into a Blank Mind

Your matric knows the work, then sits down in the exam hall and goes blank. Here is why stress locks memory away, and how a calmer nervous system may help it stay within reach.

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Children & teens9 April 2026 · 5 min

Childhood ADHD in South Africa: Helping Your Child Focus Without Losing Their Sparkle

Homework that drags into the evening and notes from the teacher wear a whole family down. Here is what may be happening in your child's brain, and where neurofeedback can fit in.

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