Hope for your ADHD child at Sparks of Genius

Imagine your ADHD child focused, happy and successful in school Put your child on the right path with 5 Safe Roads

The 5 Safe Roads Method uses a combination of attention training, self regulation training, brain training, physical exercise and focused art training to help school age children succeed. Fun-filled attention exercises, often computer-based, are specifically tailored so each child can optimize focus, memory and mental speed. At the same time brain training exercises increase other cognitive abilities such as impulse control, listening and thinking so your child can develop a strong foundation for learning.

Academic difficulties are assessed by a master educator who gets to the root of learning impasses and helps your child to build a strong academic foundation.

A uniquely powerful multiple intelligence assessment reveals the many ways your child is smart and is the basis for sparking genius. We give your child the platform to express unique talents, interests and intelligences. Children love the 5 Safe Roads because they are fun and exciting, not realizing  that the technology uses cutting edge research in brain science, psychology and neuroeducation.  Parents love it because their child is happier, healthier, more positive and successful.  5 Safe Roads for your ADHD Child

Brighter Beginnings helps your young child overcome learning difficulties and get ready for kindergarten and first grade

Brighter Beginnings helps children as young as 4 1/2 improve academics, overcome learning difficulties and get ready for the most important grades in elementary school – kindergarten and first grade. Success in these grades provides the foundation for success in school. Specific learning difficulties, along with the inability to focus, may cause academic challenges. The longer a child experiences academic difficulties, the bigger the learning gap. Early intervention gets your child on the road to success.

Most schools and tutoring centers work towards proficiency and lower the bar.  Proficiency can mean that your child has not mastered anything and can lead to failure later on when gaps in learning become apparent. We raise the bar so your child can work towards mastery and achieve academic success.

Your child needs a strong academic foundation, not a crumbling one.

Give your child the keys for success in kindergarten and first grade.  Brighter Beginnings: Kindergarten and First Grade Readiness