For parents of children and teens
Imagine More Peaceful Days.
Anxiety, focus, and emotional regulation can be influenced by how the brain and nervous system respond to stress. Our Brain + Body Assessment helps uncover patterns worth exploring.
See If This Assessment Is Right for Your Child
Helping Littleton-area families since 2003.
Brain + Body Assessment
$99with your postcard
Includes brain mapping, nerve scans, examination, and results review.
Ready to take a look?
Tell us a little about your child and our team will reach out to find a time that works.
Request Your $99 AssessmentWhat the assessment includes
There may be more going on beneath the surface than stress alone. These three steps give you a clear picture to work from.
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Brain Map / qEEG
See patterns in brain activity.
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Nerve Scans
See how the nervous system is adapting to stress.
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Understand Your Results
Review the findings and possible next steps.
Request your $99 Brain + Body Assessment
Fill this out and our team will reach out to answer your questions and find a time that works for your family.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (303) 794-1737
Meet Dr. Michael Dody
Dr. Dody has been helping Littleton-area families since 2003. He reviews every assessment personally and will walk you through what the findings mean and what the options are.
Common questions
What is included in the $99 assessment?
Brain mapping (qEEG), nerve scans, an examination, and a results review where we go over what the findings show.
Is any of it invasive?
No. The brain map uses sensors placed on the scalp and the nerve scans read along the spine. There are no needles and no medication involved in the assessment.
Who is this for?
Families of children and teens who want a clearer picture of how stress, focus and emotional regulation are showing up, and what the options are.
Is a brain map a diagnosis?
No. A brain map is an assessment of brain activity, not a diagnosis. It does not diagnose anxiety, ADHD or anything else; only a licensed clinician can do that.
Does my child have to stop any medication?
No. Decisions about medication belong to you and your prescribing doctor.
Am I committing to a treatment program?
No. The assessment is a standalone visit. You will get the findings and a clear explanation of possible next steps, and you decide from there.