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BIOLINK POLOKWANE

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THE PROBLEM

Do any of these sound like your child?

They're bright — but their marks don't show it.

They forget instructions the moment you give them.

Homework takes three hours and ends in tears.

They lose things constantly.

They can't seem to start tasks without being nagged.

They overreact to small things and can't explain why.

They're falling behind and their confidence is taking strain.

You've tried rewards. You've tried consequences.

You've tried sitting with them every night.

​The problem isn't motivation.

The problem is their brain hasn't been trained to manage focus, memory, and self-regulation yet.

Those are skills. And skills can be built.

WHAT WE TRAIN

Here's what we actually work on

How they focus: Can your child stay on a task without drifting — even when it's not exciting? We train the brain to hold attention longer and resist distraction.

How they remember: Do they forget what you said the moment they leave the room? We train working memory so they can hold instructions and use them.

How they keep up: Does it take them much longer than other kids to process what's being asked? We train processing speed so they can think and respond more efficiently.

How they listen and read: Do they mishear words, skip lines, or miss key details? We train auditory and visual processing so information lands properly.

How they think it through: Do they guess and give up instead of working through a problem step by step? We train logical reasoning so they can tackle challenges with confidence.

How they manage themselves: Can they start tasks without being told ten times? Can they handle frustration without a meltdown? Can they plan, organise, and follow through?

 

We train executive functioning skills — the skills that make daily life work.

 WHY BIOLINK BRAIN TRAINING 

BIOLINK UNDERSTAND

At Biolink Brain Training, we understand what it feels like to face challenges with your child’s learning, especially when it comes to ADHD or other learning difficulties. Karin, our founder, experienced this firsthand when her child was diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. She felt alone, unsure of where to turn. That’s why we’re here, to make sure you don’t have to feel the same way.

We believe every child has the potential to succeed and become independent with the right support. Our science-backed programs focus on strengthening attention, memory, planning, and other critical skills, using innovative Neuroscience technology to address the root causes of learning difficulties.

Our mission is to provide the support and solutions you and your child need, helping you feel empowered and hopeful as we guide your child on the path to success. Today, with centers worldwide, we continue to make a lasting impact for children, parents, and teachers everywhere.

OUR STUDENTS                                       

  • Learn Easier

  • Think Faster

  • Pay Better Attention

  • Regulate Their Emotion

  • Complete Tasks

  • Control Their Impulses

  • Has better memory

  • Can Plan, prioritise and execute tasks              

 TIME FOR AN ASSESSMENT 

How the Focus Assessment Brings Clarity

Consistency: Can your child keep focus over time, even with repetitive tasks? This insight reveals why they might struggle to start or finish assignments reliably, especially if they’re managing ADHD. If you notice they have “good days and bad days,” consistency is often a core factor.

Performance ( Processing Speed): Is it tough for them to keep up? Processing speed gives insights into how efficiently your child completes tasks on time. When performance lags, tasks can feel endless, leading to frustration and missed details.

Impulsivity: Are careless mistakes common? Impulsivity can lead to rushed work and avoidable errors. This part of the assessment shows if your child’s reactions are quick and without thought – something that can impact learning and social interactions alike.

Distractions: Do sights and sounds throw them off? Measuring their reaction to visual and auditory distractions shows if they have difficulty filtering out irrelevant information, which can make busy environments challenging for focus.

Focus

4 Step Process to take the STING out of all your worries

The Process

STEP 1

Contact an Agent and book a FOCUS Assesment

No more shot in the dark!

If your child struggles with any attention or behaviour problems, a FOCUS assessment is a place to start.

The FOCUS CPT (Continuous Performance Test) was developed jointly by Afriforte, leaders in statistics, psychometrics and tool development and by Biolink Brain Training.

We use the assessment to measure the child's skills level on the four aspects of attentional control. The results are then used to customise a skills development program 100% for the child.

STEP 2

Take the Assessment

The FOCUS CPT (Computerized Performance Test takes only 20 minutes to complete.

Advantages: 

Not invasive or anything to be scared about. Some even enjoy it.

Not language dependant

100% Objective 

STEP 3

Report Discussion

We care about you and your child.

During this 1 hour discussion, we are there to listen to your concerns and discuss the results of the report and the behavioural assessment chart that is completed by the person observing while the assessment is taken.

STEP 4

Enrollment

The program is 100% customised for each individual. We do not believe in one size fits all because we are all unique.

The agency owner will discuss the enrollment process with you.

Remember!

No matter the skill level a child is at, Artificial Intelligence(Sheer Genius) will challenge the child to develop and enhance Cognitive and Executive Function skills while always being successful.

If you want to learn about the different programs Biolink Brain Training have to offer.

Get in Touch with Biolink Polokwane

14 Sirius Street, Sterpark, Polokwane, 0700

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