Free 3-Minute Screener — Neural Bridge

Part 1 of 3 · Everyday signs

Check everything that sounds like your child.

Homework that should take 20 minutes regularly takes an hour or more

Big reactions to small changes in plans or routine

Meltdowns when screens are turned off, most days

Constantly fidgeting, slumping, wrapping legs around the chair, or lying on the table while working

Loses their place while reading, skips lines, or tires quickly with books

Struggles to follow directions with more than one or two steps

Still finds bike riding, catching a ball, or tying shoes unusually hard for their age

Overwhelmed by loud, busy places — or is the loudest thing in them

Bedtime and mornings are a daily battle

Acts first, thinks later — consequences don't seem to change it

Shrinks in group settings or has a hard time reading other kids

You've tried reward charts and stricter discipline, and the needle barely moved

Part 2 of 3 · Three tests, right now

Grab your child for two minutes.

Keep it playful — "want to try something silly?" works better than "we're doing a test."

1 · The Head-Turn Test

Child on hands and knees, looking at the floor. Have them slowly turn their head all the way to one side, then the other, while you watch their arms.

Arms stayed steady Slight bend or wobble An arm clearly bent or collapsed on its own

2 · The Balance Test

Standing on one foot, arms at their sides, eyes closed. Count the seconds.

Steady 10+ seconds Wobbly, made it 4–9 seconds Hopped, tipped, or under 4 seconds

3 · The Eye-Tracking Test

Hold a pen about a foot from their face and move it slowly left to right and back. Watch their eyes and head.

Eyes followed smoothly, head still Eyes jumped or lost the pen briefly Head moved with the pen, or eyes watered / looked away

Part 3 of 3 · What the signs point to

Get your results + the full test guide by email

We'll send your answers, what each sign means, and the at-home guide for re-checking progress. Then, if you want it, a free 20-minute call to walk through them together.

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This screener is an educational tool, not a medical evaluation, and it can't diagnose any condition. If you have concerns about your child's health or development, talk with their pediatrician.