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Your life is probably flowing pretty well.

You don't get stressed out, you can manage your emotions, and you're living life the way you like. That is...until you have too much on your plate. When you feel overwhelmed, when there's a big life event mixed on top of a bunch of other things on your plate, when you get triggered emotionally...things start to get a bit more difficult.

Emotional outbursts? Procrastination? Weird passive-aggressive comments? Yeah, that's your disorganized brain.
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Your pons, which is in charge of most of your automatic functions, is pretty organized.

It might not be a perfect, Marie Kondo-looking organization but it knows where things are and when and how to use them.

This gives your logical brain (your cortex) a pretty solid foundation to do all of its jobs every day. But when a big life event happens, you get triggered, or your basic needs are not met (usually when you’re tired or hungry), you seem to respond in unproductive ways. That’s because your midbrain (which is like a filter for the rest of your brain) is probably not fully organized. When your brain gets hit with a big challenge, it has no idea how to deal with it and might act up in ways that do not serve you. 

In those moments, you might experience some of the following:

Perfectionism Controlling behaviors Lack of coordination Clumsiness Lack of impulse control Sensory processing
difficulties
Difficulty with
transitions
Flakiness/difficulty
with commitment
Difficulty paying
attention
Difficulty
sitting still
Trouble reading and/or
writing
Poor planning and
organizational skills

The cool thing is that you can reorganize your brain at any point in your life so that the primitive part of your brain can understand how to do its job, and you can live your best life!

Want to learn more?

Check out our intro program, The Basics of Brain Reorganization. This quick course goes into more detail about the primitive brain, what it means to have a disorganized brain, the role of the subconscious in our behaviors, and what you can do about it!

In the Cortex Tip

Next time you’re feeling unfocused or disconnected, try doing the Lazy 8! This is a Brain Gym exercise that helps connect your brain and calm your nervous system. It’s one of many Brain Breaks featured in our program!

Ready to get started?

Sign up for our Brain Reorganization Bundle! In it, you will gain lifetime access to: 

  • ITC Brain Reorganization Program (Our core program)
  • In-home Primitive Reflex Assessment Program
  • Brain-Based Sleep Tools for Kids
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FAQ

Yes! It covers the whole household, and it’s even more transformative when the whole family participates. ITC families create the most incredible bonds

One of the great things about our In the Cortex program (besides the fact that anyone can do it!) is that it requires little to nothing in terms of equipment. All of the program’s movements can be done using nothing other than your body. However, depending on your body weight, age, bone structure, and the kind of flooring you have, some of the movements might have you wishing for some padding. After all, we aren’t babies anymore!

Many clients find that knee pads or other cushions/padding are helpful. You don’t need to buy anything – you can get creative! We will give you a few options when you start the program. Our clients have shared numerous ways they’ve created cushions for their knees, hips, elbows, etc. with items from around the house. This need is often temporary while your body gets used to moving in a new way.

Every brain is different and every brain has a different starting point. Our program gives your brain a solid foundation to build upon, with the tools you need to continue with confidence. We recommend doing at least 12 weeks (one for each module) but some people will need more time, and some people will need less.

Our program is designed to be simple and accessible. The maximum commitment we encourage is 20 minutes per day for 12 weeks.


After the 12-module program, participants have the option to continue on their own schedule. In the Cortex is a lifestyle program, and you will want to continue using the tools you learn for the rest of your life :)

All of our exercises can be modified depending on the level of movement available to each participant. There are so many ways, both physically and mentally, to participate in this program, that nearly anything is possible. Our Brain Coaches are always available to guide you through different modifications for each movement.

The ideal age for our program is 2 years and up! Yes, that’s a big range!
The only time we take age into consideration is if a child is less than 2 years old, in which case the focus begins on the parents.

Check out our blog post about why this program is for everyone!