Mynd Works

Mynd Works is a special clinic created by Jewish Family Services of Greater Harrisburg in 2005 to evaluate children, adolescents and young adults with a variety of learning disorders such as dyslexia, attention deficit/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, sensory integration disorders, and auditory and visual processing disorders. The goal of Mynd Works is to treat learning disabled children so that they are able to function in school and in society to their fullest potential, confident in their abilities rather than hampered by their disabilities.

Mynd Works offers comprehensive non-invasive, non-drug based therapies with an individualized approach. Based on scientific evidence that the brain is adaptable, treatment goals are to "retrain" children's brains. "Retraining" helps sharpen abilities to observe social interactions more acutely and therefore respond more appropriately. In combination, improved social skills and stronger academic performance enhance self-esteem. The ultimate goal is to foster emotionally healthy and economically self-sufficient adults.

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