To get more specific…
From what I’ve read in the book authored by the one who created the program, Neuro Science has proven that the mind has the ability to strengthen itself when it is challenged, just as a muscle gets stronger when it is challenged by weight.
Let’s say there’s a child who has trouble knowing their time and place…
When trying to do a physical activity that requires proper judgement, for instance.
Throwing a ball from hand to hand means you need to judge how hard to throw, how high, etc.
Someone who struggles with proper judgement will not be able to perform this simple task as throwing a small ball from hand to hand.
By challenging the proper judgement process – on a physical level, the mind will strengthen that area, just as a muscle will get stronger when it challenged by heavy weight.
There are dozens and dozens of exercises of this nature in the program.
The child is assigned their exercises for that week and must master them before passing on to the next level of exercises. The child either passes the exercise and is giving the next set of activities, or must practice them again over the next week.
That’s why it’s a 6 – 8 month program.
There are 10 different areas that are worked on by Neurolinks, and there are physical and mental activities designed to challenge those weaknesses.
I make no apologies for providing a simplistic understanding of the program. I do appreciate however that you inquired for more detail.