Learning Enhancement Acupressure Program (LEAP), is the brain child of Dr. Charles T. Krebs. In collaboration with clinical psychologists, speech pathologists, neurologists and other health professionals, Dr. Krebs has spent 25 years developing a comprehensive approach to assessing and correcting most learning challenges including dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, and many difficulties with reading, spelling and mathematics. This technique is being taught at colleges and universities in Australia and Europe and more than 500 practitioners currently employ all or some part of the technique in educational and health settings in Asia, Europe and North America

Neurological conditions that affect learning are becoming increasingly widespread. Such conditions include:

• A wide variety of learning challenges related to reading, writing and spelling
• Dyslexia
• Sensory Integration problems
• Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Central Auditory Processing Problem (CAPP) or Disorder (CAPD)
• Vision and visual perception problems
• Cognition and memory problems
• Closed Head Injuries (e.g. resulting from concussion, etc.)
• Stroke and brain injury

These neurological conditions normally result from or involve imbalances in brain function. LEAP is particularly well suited to address these imbalances by re-establishing and maintaining the precise synchrony of the brain. Brain synchrony is the basis for…

• Learning and effectively processing information
• Making appropriate and timely decisions
• Regulating emotions in stressful circumstances

The purpose of LEAP® Brain Integration is to re-establish the synchronised timing of brain activity to bring function back "on-line" in areas where it may have become lost due to stress, or was never properly established in the first place (e.g. children with learning problems). This loss of Brain Integration and thus function may be only situational, causing difficulty and stress performing certain functions in specific situations or circumstances (e.g. stage fright), or it may be ongoing as in the case of Specific Learning Difficulties.

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