Are you or your child a bright person who has difficulty doing things that others find easy?
Crossinology’s Brain Integration Technique (BIT) is an extraordinarily effective way of reliably and permanently correcting the neuro-pathway blockages in the brain that can be the root cause of such problems as ADD, ADHD, dyslexia and other learning difficulties in both children and adults. BIT is a drug-free, non-invasive solution that affects not just classroom performance but all aspects of life.
Benefits of Brain Integration Technique (BIT)
People without any official diagnosis often come for BIT because they would like to improve difficulties with:
People without any official diagnosis often come for BIT because they would like to improve difficulties with:
~focus and concentration
~self-confidence and resilience
~reading and remembering what they read
~math and spelling
~completing projects and keeping things organized
~moving ahead in their lives
~maintaining emotional control and mental functioning in stressful situations.
~self-confidence and resilience
~reading and remembering what they read
~math and spelling
~completing projects and keeping things organized
~moving ahead in their lives
~maintaining emotional control and mental functioning in stressful situations.
“This is the most significant breakthrough in helping kids overcome learning difficulties that I have come across in my entire career.” Ron Barnes, Ed.D., retired professor, author and educational consultant
In our BIT practice we also have had excellent results with adults, teens and children who despite conventional therapy are still triggered by trauma or abuse in their childhoods. BIT is also very effective in clearing phobias.
BIT was developed in 1988 by our teacher, Susan McCrossin, and a team of inventive scientists from around the world. BIT identifies and corrects the areas of the brain that are not working properly by using muscle monitoring, acupressure, left/right brain integration, and emotional memory stress release. It is helpful in understanding how BIT works to know that MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and SPECT (Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography) scans show that people with learning difficulties have decreased blood flow in the areas of their brain responsible for specific tasks that are problematic for them (such as reading or staying organized). On the other hand, people without these difficulties have normal blood flow to those same areas. When proper blood flow is restored to the specific part of the brain that is related to that learning dysfunction (through gentle, non-invasive, acupressure treatment) the brain is able to operate properly and the learning difficulty is corrected.
Figure 1 registers cortical activity in the brain of an ADD subject who, before treatment, shows no indication of frontal lobe activity (i.e. paying attention and the ability to reason) during decision-making.
Figure 2 shows significant frontal lobe activity present in the same subject's decision-making after receiving BIT.
Figure 2 shows significant frontal lobe activity present in the same subject's decision-making after receiving BIT.
What you'll experience during BIT
As a brain integration client you will receive a series of correcting treatments that focus specifically on each area and function of the brain where blockages or misrouting are identified. We start with a comprehensive assessment that identifies your brain processing strengths and weaknesses. Then, depending on your unique needs, as many as eighty steps are involved in a process of assessing, balancing, and freeing up neural pathway abilities. The number of hours required for treatment varies from person to person, but typically the corrections are completed in ten to fifteen hours.
As a brain integration client you will receive a series of correcting treatments that focus specifically on each area and function of the brain where blockages or misrouting are identified. We start with a comprehensive assessment that identifies your brain processing strengths and weaknesses. Then, depending on your unique needs, as many as eighty steps are involved in a process of assessing, balancing, and freeing up neural pathway abilities. The number of hours required for treatment varies from person to person, but typically the corrections are completed in ten to fifteen hours.
Certified Practitioners
Samati Lynn Keehan, PhDLaura Fields
Delia Whitehead
I found Dr. Keehan to be a highly effective and supportive practioner. She made the experience fun, interesting and encouraging. >
I am much more patient and peaceful. I would no longer describe myself as explosive, impulsive or moody. >