Research-Backed Tools & Techniques
Evidence-based research shows that behavioral therapy and parent training in behavior management are essential first steps in treating ADHD in children. These approaches should be implemented as the primary treatment and continue even if medication is introduced. These findings come from the National Institute of Mental Health and its landmark Multimodal Treatment Study of Children with ADHD and are reinforced by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
Our program provides research-based comprehensive support for your child's development and well-being. All of our tools and techniques are scientifically validated and backed by research. From cognitive training with NeuroTrackerX and Reflexion to specialized vision assessments with RightEye, each tool is designed to enhance specific cognitive skills crucial for academic success.
Parent Training
Our parenting coaching program integrates evidence-based research to support effective strategies in child development and family dynamics. Through personalized 1:1 coaching sessions and access to the Unlockt™ Parent Curriculum and App, participants learn scientifically-backed methods for creating structured environments and promoting positive parent-child interactions. The Unlockt™ App enables progress tracking, knowledge review, and direct communication with experts, reinforcing ongoing learning and support. Educational materials and communication templates facilitate consistent collaboration between parents and educational staff, enhancing academic success and overall well-being based on research-supported practices.
Emotion Regulation
Emotion regulation techniques like brain breaks, breathing exercises, yoga, and journaling are essential tools for children with ADHD, aiding in stress management, self-awareness, focus, and mindfulness. Integrating these techniques into daily routines supports emotional well-being and academic success by reducing stress through relaxation responses and promoting calmness. These practices also enhance self-awareness by helping children identify emotions and behavior patterns, thus improving emotional regulation. Additionally, brain breaks and mindfulness exercises can boost focus and attention, preventing mental fatigue and enhancing cognitive performance in academic and everyday tasks. Overall, these techniques equip children with ADHD with coping skills that foster resilience and adaptive responses to challenges.
NeuroTrackerX
NeuroTrackerX is a cognitive training tool designed to improve attention, working memory, and multitasking abilities, particularly for children with ADHD. Its patented 3D tracking system is engaging and can include physical tasks. Research shows significant improvements in attention, working memory, and executive function, with benefits lasting for months. NeuroTrackerX also enhances academic performance and reduces behavioral issues, offering an effective, drug-free intervention for ADHD.
RightEye
RightEye is a vision assessment and training tool that uses eye-tracking technology to evaluate and improve visual function. It helps children with ADHD enhance visual processing skills, making it easier to follow instructions and stay focused. RightEye can identify vision-based learning issues that affect reading comprehension and academic performance. It also addresses convergence insufficiency and sensory overload, reducing symptoms like eye strain and improving focus. Vision training exercises with RightEye enhance visual attention, benefiting overall concentration and classroom performance.
Reflexion
Reflexion combines technology with exercises to enhance skills like attention, processing speed, and executive functioning. It uniquely integrates cognitive training with physical awareness, promoting improvements in hyperactivity and impulse control through activities that enhance hand-eye coordination and reaction time. For children with ADHD, Reflexion offers interactive exercises designed to improve attentional control, working memory, and processing speed, addressing common challenges such as following instructions and completing tasks efficiently. By incorporating physical movement into cognitive tasks, Reflexion provides a multisensory experience that supports the development of executive functions like planning and self-regulation, contributing to overall improved well-being.
Energy & Movement
Physical activities offer significant benefits for children with ADHD, such as improved energy management, self-regulation, balance, and focus. Regular engagement in physical activities not only enhances their physical health and overall well-being but also supports cognitive functioning, social interaction, skill development, and enjoyment. By helping to regulate energy levels, physical activities provide a constructive outlet for excess energy, promoting feelings of calmness and enhancing focus throughout the day. Furthermore, physical training contributes to improved brain function, including enhanced attention, memory, and executive function, while stimulating the release of endorphins that support emotional regulation and reduce stress and anxiety in children with ADHD.
