Competition in schools and the workforce have never been higher. Brain Synx is here to help you excel in both. Brain Training Instructors, trained by Brain Synx experts, push their students to the next levels of cognitive learning. Understanding the pathways associated with learning is the beginning for understanding how cognitive exercises help with focus, attention, and development of stronger skills in math, reading, comprehension, and problem solving.

Research proves cognitive exercises strengthens focus, attention, problem solving skills, and overall improves an individual’s IQ. If you or a loved one are wanting better performance at school, work, studying for career placement exams (MCAT, LSAT), struggling with symptoms from: ADHD/ADD, traumatic brain injury (TBI), depression, obsessive convulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Alzheimer’s disease then Brain Synx cognitive training can help. 

Don’t hesitate any longer! Contact a Brain Synx representative, using the Contact Us tab, for enrollment into a Brain Synx program today. Our assessment tools (performed by a licensed professional counselor) indicate your strengths and weaknesses. This allows us to make an individualized program for you. 

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Brain Synx Mission
Brain Synx mission is to challenge individuals using cognitive exercises that consist of non-verbal and verbal tools to enhance their neuronal function in focus, math, reading comprehension, and problem solving. Our goal is get every enrolled child ready for advanced placement and gifted and talented programs. 

 

Brain Synx exercises push individuals beyond the barriers of inhibition showing them how to surpass learning barriers such as distractions or irritability to successfully accomplish cognitive exercises. Our individual training programs allows individuals with learning difficulties such as ADHD/ADD, traumatic brain injury (TBI), depression, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), even Alzheimer’s disease (AD) to achieve higher levels of cognitive function.

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