The Neural Bridge Protocol

How It Works

We spent years running premium brick-and-mortar centers. We took the protocols that worked and rebuilt them for the place your child actually lives.

A mother steadying her daughter as she balances on a wobble cushion in the living room during a coached session

Your Roadmap — Before Anything Else

A full developmental workup in week zero: developmental history, a live movement and reflex screen your coach walks you and your child through on video, sleep and behavior logs, and input from your child's teacher. You get back a detailed picture of your child across five foundational domains — and the sixteen-week plan built from it. For most parents, it's the first time anyone has shown them what, specifically, is going on.

Weekly 1-on-1 Coaching

Sixty minutes every week with your Neural Bridge coach. They review your child's week before the call, adjust the protocol, and teach you the next progressive skills — how to run the movement, how to look for the wrong aspects and correct them, and how to measure progress.

A Plan That Moves With Your Child

Your child works at their own level in each area we're developing — processing, perception, eye movement, coordination, balance. Every week your coach reviews how they're actually progressing against specific, measurable markers tied to the underlying skills we're building, and adjusts the plan from there. Some weeks that means advancing. Some weeks it means holding steady or easing back so the foundation has time to consolidate. Either way, the work your child does next week reflects where they genuinely are — not a fixed schedule written before we met them.

Your Home Kit

Before you start, we'll ship you the equipment the program uses. It's yours to keep, and it's what your child will be working with every day.

The Daily App

Twenty minutes a day, six days a week: a sensorimotor block, a cognitive block, a 60-second parent log, and a reward economy that keeps your child in the game. Because you log daily, your coach isn't guessing — the plan adapts every week, not every three months.

Analytics That Show You It's Working

Every game session, every completed exercise, every evening log feeds a picture of how your child is actually doing — attention, working memory, processing speed, regulation — that fills in over the weeks. It spots patterns you couldn't see from inside the day, flags when a hard day is likely before it arrives, and gives you and your coach the same view. You're never left doing the work on faith.

A Written Exit Plan — and the App Stays

Most programs end at a cliff. Week 16 ends with a full re-screen, an updated roadmap showing what moved, and a twelve-month maintenance plan in writing with clear direction and final goals. And because your child has spent four months building a daily habit in the NeuralKids app, the plan is built around it: graduates can keep the app — the games, the chores and rewards economy, the progress tracking.

Inside the daily 20 minutes

Your Child Sees Games.
You See Data.

The cognitive block runs inside our NeuralKids app — short, adaptive games that each target a specific skill, at your child's level.

Pattern Recall game showing a grid pattern to memorize

Pattern Recall — working memory and sequencing. Hold the pattern, reproduce it, level up.

Match Shape game showing a rule-switching matching task

Rule Switch — cognitive flexibility and impulse control. The rule changes mid-game; acting on the old rule costs you.

Visual search game showing a timed find-all grid

Visual Search — scanning speed and sustained attention against the clock.

Parent dashboard showing an action plan with ranked game recommendations

Your side of the app

While your child plays, the parent dashboard ranks what matters most right now — which games to prioritize and why, based on performance trends and your daily log. It's how your coach walks into every weekly call already knowing your child's week.

The built-in chores & rewards center puts the reward economy in your hands: assign chores, set coin values, and stock the shop with rewards your child actually wants. Compliance practice, disguised as a game.

The arc

What the Four Months Look Like

Weeks 1–4

Stabilize

We start with sleep, arousal, and routine and slowly build in the cognitive and coordination exercises. A dysregulated nervous system can't build anything. Most families notice mornings and bedtimes shift first.

Weeks 5–8

Build the Foundation

Full protocol at load: reflex integration, vestibular and bilateral work, timing, eye control. We also bring school into it — what to ask for, and how to read a 504 or IEP without a translator.

Weeks 9–12

Integrate

Out of the drill and into the day. As the foundation automates, bandwidth frees up — so now we spend it: homework routines, transitions, chores, frustration tolerance, siblings. This is the time period where you'll notice things get easier.

Weeks 13–16

Transfer

We fade your prompting on purpose. Your child has their own ability to self-regulate and starts running it without you standing there. That's the whole point.

The honest numbers

What This Actually Asks of You

20 min

a day, six days a week. The twenty minutes is not optional — it is the program. Reps are how a foundation automates.

60 min

one 1-on-1 coaching call a week with your coach.

0 miles

of driving. A center program means three afternoons a week in the car. You'll never leave the house.

You don't have to figure this out alone.

Three short tests you can do tonight, on your kitchen floor, in about three minutes. They'll show you something most parents have never been shown — and give you a clear place to start.

Take the Free 3-Minute Screener Zero commitment.