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Treating ADHD
A Natural Solution to ADHD Treatment without Meds
Neuroscience proves your child’s brain can rewire itself and overcome ADHD symptoms without medication.
Join 50,000 parents who learned how to help rewire their child’s brain at home.
See our success stories below and learn how you can help your child.
Our Program is Overseen by a Medical Staff Under the Guidance of Chief Medical Officer Denise Malkowicz, MD
Neuroscience Proves ADHD Brains Have the Potential to Get Better
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is Not a Disease. Doctors use this term to label a set of symptoms.
- The ADHD Brain is Wired Differently: Sciences shows that wiring can be changed.
- Real Results: Over 50,000 parents have used our home-based program of physical and mental activities to rewire their child’s brain.
- Symptoms Can Disappear: Children with an ADD or ADHD diagnosis have improved their abilities to organize, prioritize, plan, focus, and remember instructions.
We Teach You How to Stimulate Your Child's ADHD Brain & Help It Rewire
Our courses are based on seven decades of research in child brain development. These courses provide a carefully designed plan to enhance and enrich your child’s abilities at home.
In-Depth Teaching
Guided by our medical team with extensive experience in child brain development, we teach parents how to actively facilitate their child's neurological development.
Appointments & Support
You will start the program by attending a live online course. Then you will have an initial appointment and begin receiving support.
Digital Resources
Our online course, books and materials allow you to start immediately to put your child on a pathway to wellness.
Treating ADHD Without Meds: A Home-Based Program
Our approach to treating ADHD is stimulating the brain. We teach parents a home-based program of physical and mental activities to rewire their child’s brain.
The results of the program defy what doctors may have told parents.
Brain stimulation works. Parents are the ones “treating” their children. More than 50,000 parents have witnessed their child’s recovery.
If you Are Here, Chances Are You Are Tired
- Tired of daily battles.
- Tired of second-guessing yourself.
- Tired of feeling like no matter how hard you try, it is never quite enough.
Treating ADHD can feel overwhelming, especially when every solution seems to revolve around managing symptoms instead of helping your child’s brain develop differently.
You are not alone in this. And you are not failing.
A Parent’s Reflection
If I could do anything over again and differently, I would have started the program early on so that my family would not have suffered this long.
This mother’s words reflect what many parents feel when they finally find direction and support. They wish they had found guidance sooner.
When Parenting Feels Like a Constant Weight
Many parents quietly share the same struggles:
- You’re frustrated by behaviors that seem out of your control, then feel guilty about it.
- You know what you’re supposed to do, but strategies never seem to stick, which leaves you feeling like a failure.
- The ongoing stress has started to affect your own anxiety, mood, or sense of well-being.
- You feel misunderstood by schools, family, or friends who don’t understand these challenges.
You may have asked yourself, “Can ADHD be cured?”
The parents in our program know the answer. They will tell you that their child’s symptoms disappeared.
Is This Program the Right Fit for Your Family?
This approach may resonate with you if:
- You are looking for a natural ADHD treatment option without meds.
- You want to understand treat the underlying problem, not just the symptoms.
- You want guidance that respects your child and your role as a parent.
It may not be right for every family, and that’s okay.
You Do Not Have to Figure This Out Alone
If you are feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or simply worn down, that does not mean you are doing something wrong. Many parents reach this point after trying their best for a long time.
Take this opportunity:
- Ask your questions.
- Explore your options.
- Seek understanding before making any decisions.
Get to Know Our Kids
Meet the kids who are getting better every day.
Zac – Age 6
Little Zac was born 35 days before his due date. Within 72 hours he became jaundiced. He was in the hospital for 4 long weeks. Luckily, his parents found The Institutes.
Henry – Age 11
Henry was born deaf, with a serious developmental delay. In response, Henry and his parents fought for an ordinary life... and got an extraordinary one.
Yuuki
Yuuki was diagnosed with Trisomy 21 as an infant, and as her mother wrote, “Since then we began searching for the best solution we could find to help her develop fully.” Yuuki is now in junior high school, and has perfect attendance due to her excellent health.
Benedetta – Age 11
Benedetta spent the first 3 months of her life in the hospital. She was kept in the Intensive Care Unit to be monitored and tube fed. But at age 2, her parents attended the What to Do About Your Brain Injured Child course to learn how they could help their daughter.
Diego – Age 3
As a baby, Diego startled and stiffened easily. Doctors told parents that Diego was microcephalic and had “atrophy of the brain”. Today he is running, speaking single words in Italian and English, and is able to pick up objects with both hands.
Alice – Age 4
“We no longer worry about her future as we did. We still do not know what the future holds for Alice, but now we know it is a bright and happy future.”
Tanya
Since the very first presentation of the “How To Multiply Your Baby’s Intelligence” course in 1978, we have been hearing from our parents about their children. Now many of those better babies are all grown up and having their own better babies.
Siao – Age 23
By three years of age, Siao had been diagnosed as autistic, his lack of speech persisted and he was socially withdrawn. Today, Siao, age 23, reads at the university level, and is a long distance runner.
Alex – Age 3
Alex was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months of age. When he was 2 years and 9 months of age, his mother attended the What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child course.
