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Introduction to Prescott Brain Integration – Dr. Lynn Leu

Crossinology’s Brain Integration Technique (BIT) is an extraordinarily effective way of reliably and permanently correcting the neuro-pathway blockages in the brain that can be the root cause of such problems as ADD/ADHD and dyslexia, emotional control and anger management, and the debilitating effects of PTSD and certain head injuries. Brain Integration Technique takes 12 hours and is a permanent, drug-free, non-invasive solution that affects not just academic performance but all aspects of life.

Prescott Brain Integration with Lynn Leu PhD and Trisha Anderson – Adult ADHD

Trisha is a working mom who has struggled with ADHD all her life. At the time she came for BIT, she had just gone back to college to take the math and science classes she needed to begin nursing school. She described herself as “having the worst memory ever.” There is much more detail about Trisha’s results in her Client Story.

Prescott Brain Integration with Lynn Leu, PhD and Deanne Clark – 20-Year Disabled Veteran, U.S. Navy

Lynn Leu with Prescott Brain Integration interviews US Navy disabled veteran Deanne Clark about how Brain Integration Technique has resolved several of her long-term difficulties with anger management, PTSD, and “living in a cloud.” There is much more detail about Deanne’s results in her Client Story.

Charles Krebs – About his work

Charles Krebs, PhD in Biology and Physiology, was a key member of the team that developed the Brain Integration Technique protocol. Susan McCrossin, my teacher, was also a key member of this team. What Charles talks about as LEAP, the Learning Enhancement Acupressure Program, is based on the same work as BIT. I have included his 25 minute video here because he provides a more in-depth look at some of the science behind BIT.

Introduction to Prescott Brain Integration – Dr. Lynn Leu

Prescott Brain Integration with Lynn Leu PhD and Trisha Anderson – Adult ADHD

Prescott Brain Integration with Lynn Leu, PhD and Deanne Clark – 20-Year Disabled Veteran, U.S. Navy

Charles Krebs – About his work

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