The child who is labeled as having ADHD, Aspergers, autism, dyslexia and other learning difficulties will generally present with an imbalance of hemispheric function called a “functional disconnection syndrome.” Usually, diminished sensory input to one side of the brain begins as retained primitive (neonatal, survival or postural) reflexes. This results in some areas of the brain developing appropriately while others are delayed. In many cases, brain imbalances can cause gut imbalances resulting in altered digestive processes and the creation of food hypersensitivites and picky eating. Picky eaters do not eat the appropriate foods that nourish the body and the brain, and deficiencies ensue. Most of the behaviors we see are the result of these imbalances.

Chiropractic treatments address brain imbalances in children with ADHD, autism, and learning disorders, often related to gut issues.

Chiropractic Treatment and Special Needs

The child who is labeled as having ADHD, Aspergers, autism, dyslexia and other learning difficulties will generally present with an imbalance of hemispheric function called a “functional disconnection syndrome.” Usually, diminished sensory input to one side of the brain begins as retained primitive (neonatal, survival or postural) reflexes. This results in some areas of the brain developing appropriately while others are delayed. In many cases, brain imbalances can cause gut imbalances resulting in altered digestive processes and the creation of food hypersensitivites and picky eating. Picky eaters do not eat the appropriate foods that nourish the body and the brain, and deficiencies ensue. Most of the behaviors we see are the result of these imbalances.


The child who is labeled as having ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, Dyslexia and other learning difficulties will generally present with an imbalance of hemispheric function called a “functional disconnection syndrome.” Usually, diminished sensory input to one side of the brain begins as retained primitive (neonatal, survival or postural) reflexes. This results in some areas of the brain developing appropriately while others are delayed. In many cases, brain imbalances can cause gut imbalances resulting in altered digestive processes and the creation of food hypersensitivites and picky eating. Picky eaters do not eat the appropriate foods that nourish the body and the brain, and deficiencies ensue. Most of the behaviors we see are the result of these imbalances.

Chiropractic view: ADHD and similar disorders may stem from brain imbalance, possibly affecting digestion and leading to picky eating.

Chiropractic Treatment

The child who is labeled as having ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, Dyslexia and other learning difficulties will generally present with an imbalance of hemispheric function called a “functional disconnection syndrome.” Usually, diminished sensory input to one side of the brain begins as retained primitive (neonatal, survival or postural) reflexes. This results in some areas of the brain developing appropriately while others are delayed. In many cases, brain imbalances can cause gut imbalances resulting in altered digestive processes and the creation of food hypersensitivites and picky eating. Picky eaters do not eat the appropriate foods that nourish the body and the brain, and deficiencies ensue. Most of the behaviors we see are the result of these imbalances.


Paula: Anna, I'm excited to interview you. It gives me a chance to publicly thank you for the help you gave my children and to let others know there's healing available for kids who struggle! Could you tell us a little about Anna's House? Anna: Anna's House offers educational remediation from the brain stem up. The American system typically treats the symptoms of educational and learning difficulties, not the cause; therefore many of the kids I treat have been shuffled from therapist to therapist. I named our center "Anna's House" because I wanted kids to be able to say "I'm going to Anna's house" instead of "I have to go to therapy." Paula: What do you mean by "from the brain stem up?" Anna: We treat using Neuro-Developmental Delay (NDD) therapy. We believe that the root problem of learning disabilities for many children is a result of abnormal retention of the primitive reflexes in the brain stem, which blocks normal development. If these blockages are removed, the central nervous system is able to mature in an organized manner-the same organized, systematic progression of normal developmental growth. Paula: You became a remediation specialist because of experiences with your daughter, Anna Lee. Could you share a little of that journey? Anna: When...

Anna Buck of Anna's House discusses her NDD therapy that addresses the root cause of learning difficulties, not just symptoms.

Educational Remediation From the Brain Stem Up: An Interview With Anna Buck

  Paula: Anna, I'm excited to interview you. It gives me a chance to publicly thank you for the help you gave my children and to let others know there's healing available for kids who struggle! Could you tell us a little about Anna's House?        Anna: Anna's House offers educational remediation from the brain stem up. The American system typically treats the symptoms of educational and learning difficulties, not the cause; therefore many of the kids I treat have been shuffled from therapist to therapist. I named our center "Anna's House" because I wanted kids to be able to say "I'm going to Anna's house" instead of "I have to go to therapy."         Paula: What do you mean by "from the brain stem up?"        Anna: We treat using Neuro-Developmental Delay (NDD) therapy. We believe that the root problem of learning disabilities for many children is a result of abnormal retention of the primitive reflexes in the brain stem, which blocks normal development. If these blockages are removed, the central nervous system is able to mature in an organized manner-the same organized, systematic progression of normal developmental growth.         Paula: You became a remediation specialist because of experiences with your daughter, Anna Lee. Could you share a little of that journey?         Anna: When...

Fans of the original series as well as the 2009 Star Trek film by J. J. Abrams have applauded Star Trek Into Darkness. The characters so familiar to "Trekkies" are present and accounted for as the crew of the Enterprise embark on a journey to save the future of the planet. The "Prime Directive" of the United Federation of Planets requires no interference with other species, but that rule goes by the wayside in the beginning of the movie as Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) reveals his ship to the inhabitants of a primitive red planet to save his friend Spock (Zachary Quinto). Once back on Earth, Kirk is relieved of his command however when Starfleet Command is attacked, Kirk regains his status as Captain of the Enterprise and his old crew unite on a perilous journey to find and kill Khan (Benedict Cumberbatch), the man responsible for the attack. Spock talks his friend into capturing Khan instead of killing him. That is a big mistake, as Kirk and his crew soon discover. Pitted against an unlikely rival in the form of a commander named Marcus (Peter Weller), the crew of the Enterprise must use all their cunning and skills to survive when the ship is rendered basically useless in space. So, you might be wondering about the rest of the crew besides Kirk and Spock. Karl Urban is spot-on in his portrayal of McCoy, aka Bones. Anton Yelchin is a delightful Chekov, John Cho is equally impressive...

Star Trek Into Darkness, acclaimed by fans, follows Kirk's crew on a mission to stop Khan, featuring a Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack and extras.

Star Trek Into Darkness &#8211; Combo Pack

 Fans of the original series as well as the 2009 Star Trek film by J. J. Abrams have applauded Star Trek Into Darkness. The characters so familiar to "Trekkies" are present and accounted for as the crew of the Enterprise embark on a journey to save the future of the planet. The "Prime Directive" of the United Federation of Planets requires no interference with other species, but that rule goes by the wayside in the beginning of the movie as Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) reveals his ship to the inhabitants of a primitive red planet to save his friend Spock (Zachary Quinto). Once back on Earth, Kirk is relieved of his command however when Starfleet Command is attacked, Kirk regains his status as Captain of the Enterprise and his old crew unite on a perilous journey to find and kill Khan (Benedict Cumberbatch), the man responsible for the attack.  Spock talks his friend into capturing Khan instead of killing him. That is a big mistake, as Kirk and his crew soon discover. Pitted against an unlikely rival in the form of a commander named Marcus (Peter Weller), the crew of the Enterprise must use all their cunning and skills to survive when the ship is rendered basically useless in space.  So, you might be wondering about the rest of the crew besides Kirk and Spock. Karl Urban is spot-on in his portrayal of McCoy, aka Bones. Anton Yelchin is a delightful Chekov, John Cho is equally impressive...

Over 30 years ago, the former Chief of the Laboratory of Brain Evolution and Behavior at the National Institute of Mental Health in Washington, DC, Paul D. MacLean, first proposed the Triune Brain Theory, which shows us how your child's brain develops. According to MacLean, we have not one, but three brains that develop in a particular sequence, and each one has its own responsibilities and strengths. The three brains will ideally communicate with each other through the middle, mammalian brain. When they don't communicate properly, we end up "out of sync" and have a hard time feeling safe, learning, and expressing emotion – sound familiar? The Reptilian Brain or Hindbrain The first brain to "come online" is the reptilian brain, also known as the primitive brain or basic brain. It takes care of the basics we need to survive, such as our immediate safety and our instincts. It begins developing at conception and continues through fifteen months. As the reptilian brain develops, our vestibular system is also laid down. This system deals with our equilibrium, our sensory perceptions, and our orientation in space and time. When our vestibular system is fully functional, we can explore and learn. When it isn't, we experience fear and reluctance, and then our basic brain causes us to withdraw much like a frightened reptile. The beginnings of dyslexia can be found at this early stage in our development. The Limbic System or Mammalian Brain The midbrain,...

Triune Brain Theory explains the development of children's brains in three stages affecting survival, emotions, and higher functions.

How Your Child's Triune Brain Develops

Over 30 years ago, the former Chief of the Laboratory of Brain Evolution and Behavior at the National Institute of Mental Health in Washington, DC, Paul D. MacLean, first proposed the Triune Brain Theory, which shows us how your child's brain develops.  According to MacLean, we have not one, but three brains that develop in a particular sequence, and each one has its own responsibilities and strengths. The three brains will ideally communicate with each other through the middle, mammalian brain. When they don't communicate properly, we end up "out of sync" and have a hard time feeling safe, learning, and expressing emotion – sound familiar?   The Reptilian Brain or Hindbrain  The first brain to "come online" is the reptilian brain, also known as the primitive brain or basic brain. It takes care of the basics we need to survive, such as our immediate safety and our instincts. It begins developing at conception and continues through fifteen months.  As the reptilian brain develops, our vestibular system is also laid down. This system deals with our equilibrium, our sensory perceptions, and our orientation in space and time. When our vestibular system is fully functional, we can explore and learn. When it isn't, we experience fear and reluctance, and then our basic brain causes us to withdraw much like a frightened reptile. The beginnings of dyslexia can be found at this early stage in our development.   The Limbic System or Mammalian Brain  The midbrain,...

Not everyone had the alarm set for 4:00 a.m. ET Saturday, and that was fine. American viewers who caught up later, on CNBC, Peacock, or in NBC's primetime show at 8:00 p.m., found a Day 1 that delivered on every promise the previews made. Kendall Gretsch defended her Paralympic title in the biathlon sprint. Oksana Masters medaled in her first Games race in more than three years. Team USA's para ice hockey program opened its tournament with a win against Italy. And Brenna Huckaby posted the fastest qualifying time in women's snowboard cross. Gretsch Wins Biathlon Sprint. Defending a Paralympic title in para biathlon is one of the harder things in adaptive winter sports. Athletes ski a cross-country course, stop twice to fire ten shots at targets 10 meters away, and take a penalty loop for every miss. A single bad shot on the range reshuffles the podium, which is exactly why everyone chasing Kendall Gretsch came to Cortina with real hope. She arrived with six World Championship golds and the defending Paralympic title. All they needed was for her to blink. She didn't. Clean on both shooting stages, all ten targets connected, 28.4 seconds ahead of Germany's Andrea Eskau for silver. Sixth Paralympic gold. She races again Sunday in the 12.5km individual, then the middle distance on March 10 and the relay on March 12. At the 2025 World Championships, she swept all three sitting biathlon events. Saturday looked like the start of another one. Masters: Five Games, Five...

Gretsch defended biathlon gold on Day 1. Masters medaled in her first race back. Team USA ice hockey opened with a win.

2026 Winter Paralympics Day 1 Results: Gretsch Biathlon Gold, Masters Bronze, Hockey Opens

Not everyone had the alarm set for 4:00 a.m. ET Saturday, and that was fine. American viewers who caught up later, on CNBC, Peacock, or in NBC's primetime show at 8:00 p.m., found a Day 1 that delivered on every promise the previews made. Kendall Gretsch defended her Paralympic title in the biathlon sprint. Oksana Masters medaled in her first Games race in more than three years. Team USA's para ice hockey program opened its tournament with a win against Italy. And Brenna Huckaby posted the fastest qualifying time in women's snowboard cross. Gretsch Wins Biathlon Sprint. Defending a Paralympic title in para biathlon is one of the harder things in adaptive winter sports. Athletes ski a cross-country course, stop twice to fire ten shots at targets 10 meters away, and take a penalty loop for every miss. A single bad shot on the range reshuffles the podium, which is exactly why everyone chasing Kendall Gretsch came to Cortina with real hope. She arrived with six World Championship golds and the defending Paralympic title. All they needed was for her to blink. She didn't. Clean on both shooting stages, all ten targets connected, 28.4 seconds ahead of Germany's Andrea Eskau for silver. Sixth Paralympic gold. She races again Sunday in the 12.5km individual, then the middle distance on March 10 and the relay on March 12. At the 2025 World Championships, she swept all three sitting biathlon events. Saturday looked like the start of another one. Masters: Five Games, Five...

The opening ceremony in Verona is done. Saturday, March 7 is the first full day of competition, and it's a strong one for Team USA viewers. Medals are on the table in biathlon and alpine skiing. The snowboard course opens. Para ice hockey plays its first game. Here's what to watch and when. Para Biathlon: Defending Gold and the Comeback Story. The biathlon sprint kicks off at 10:00 CET, which is 4:00 a.m. ET. CNBC is carrying it live. Kendall Gretsch is the defending Paralympic champion in the sitting biathlon. She made history at PyeongChang 2018 as the first U.S. athlete to win Olympic or Paralympic biathlon gold, and she arrives in Cortina having swept all three para biathlon sitting events at the 2025 World Championships. This is her fifth Games. She's the favorite. Oksana Masters opens her 2026 campaign in the same event. She's the most decorated Team USA Winter Paralympian, 14 Winter Paralympic medals across five Games. A bone infection sidelined her entire 2024-25 season. She came back and dominated the 2025-26 World Cup circuit. Saturday is her first competitive race at a Paralympics since Beijing 2022. The biathlon is in Tesero, at the cross-country stadium in the Val di Fiemme valley. If you want to understand how the event works before watching, athletes ski a course and stop to shoot at targets, with missed shots adding penalty time. The sitting category has athletes competing in a seated sled on skis. NBC runs a primetime biathlon...

Kendall Gretsch defends biathlon gold, Oksana Masters opens her comeback, and Team USA faces Italy in para ice hockey. What to watch.

What's on at the 2026 Winter Paralympics on March 7: The First Full Day of Competition

The opening ceremony in Verona is done. Saturday, March 7 is the first full day of competition, and it's a strong one for Team USA viewers. Medals are on the table in biathlon and alpine skiing. The snowboard course opens. Para ice hockey plays its first game. Here's what to watch and when. Para Biathlon: Defending Gold and the Comeback Story. The biathlon sprint kicks off at 10:00 CET, which is 4:00 a.m. ET. CNBC is carrying it live.  Kendall Gretsch is the defending Paralympic champion in the sitting biathlon. She made history at PyeongChang 2018 as the first U.S. athlete to win Olympic or Paralympic biathlon gold, and she arrives in Cortina having swept all three para biathlon sitting events at the 2025 World Championships. This is her fifth Games. She's the favorite.  Oksana Masters opens her 2026 campaign in the same event. She's the most decorated Team USA Winter Paralympian, 14 Winter Paralympic medals across five Games. A bone infection sidelined her entire 2024-25 season. She came back and dominated the 2025-26 World Cup circuit. Saturday is her first competitive race at a Paralympics since Beijing 2022. The biathlon is in Tesero, at the cross-country stadium in the Val di Fiemme valley. If you want to understand how the event works before watching, athletes ski a course and stop to shoot at targets, with missed shots adding penalty time. The sitting category has athletes competing in a seated sled on skis. NBC runs a primetime biathlon...

The 2026 Winter Paralympics are almost here. NBCUniversal is going all in with the most coverage in Paralympic history. Whether you're watching from your couch, your phone, or a screen at the gym, there's a way to catch every moment of the Milan-Cortina Games. Here's everything you need to know to tune in when the Games open on March 6. The Basics. Dates: March 6–15, 2026 Location: Milan, Cortina d'Ampezzo, and Verona, Italy Sports: Para Alpine Skiing, Para Biathlon, Para Cross-Country Skiing, Para Snowboard, Sled Hockey, and Wheelchair Curling Events: 79 medal events across 6 sports, featuring over 600 athletes TV Coverage. NBCUniversal is broadcasting the Paralympics across three networks: NBC NBC will air major events and both primetime highlight windows: Saturday, March 7 at 8 p.m. ET Saturday, March 14 at 8 p.m. ET Live sled hockey gold medal game: Sunday, March 15 at 11:05 a.m. ET USA Network Starting Monday, March 9, USA Network will air at least 7 hours of weekday coverage, including live finals in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and wheelchair curling. CNBC CNBC handles weekend coverage throughout the Games, with a focus on snowboarding events and biathlon. The Opening Ceremony. The opening ceremony takes place at the Arena di Verona on Friday, March 6: Live on Peacock and USA Network at 2 p.m. ET Pre-show begins at 1:30 p.m. ET Primetime highlights air on NBC and Peacock on Saturday, March...

How to Watch Paralympics 2026: Complete Streaming and TV Guide

The 2026 Winter Paralympics are almost here. NBCUniversal is going all in with the most coverage in Paralympic history. Whether you're watching from your couch, your phone, or a screen at the gym, there's a way to catch every moment of the Milan-Cortina Games. Here's everything you need to know to tune in when the Games open on March 6. The Basics.   Dates: March 6–15, 2026  Location: Milan, Cortina d'Ampezzo, and Verona, Italy  Sports: Para Alpine Skiing, Para Biathlon, Para Cross-Country Skiing, Para Snowboard, Sled Hockey, and Wheelchair Curling  Events: 79 medal events across 6 sports, featuring over 600 athletes  TV Coverage. NBCUniversal is broadcasting the Paralympics across three networks:  NBC  NBC will air major events and both primetime highlight windows:  Saturday, March 7 at 8 p.m. ET Saturday, March 14 at 8 p.m. ET Live sled hockey gold medal game: Sunday, March 15 at 11:05 a.m. ET   USA Network  Starting Monday, March 9, USA Network will air at least 7 hours of weekday coverage, including live finals in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and wheelchair curling.  CNBC  CNBC handles weekend coverage throughout the Games, with a focus on snowboarding events and biathlon. The Opening Ceremony. The opening ceremony takes place at the Arena di Verona on Friday, March 6:  Live on Peacock and USA Network at 2 p.m. ET Pre-show begins at 1:30 p.m. ET Primetime highlights air on NBC and Peacock on Saturday, March...

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