Kids Enabled™ Hosts Brain Health and Nutrition Speaker Series

Written by Kids Enabled, Inc.

Kids Enabled™, Atlanta based 501(c)(3) non-profit, announces the third seminar in their Brain Health and Nutrition Speaker Series. The educational seminar will take place on September 23 at Schenck School from 6 - 9 p.m. In keeping with the organization's vision to create an informed community where all children with learning differences have the resources to reach their full potential, the seminar will feature keynote speaker, Sherry Pruitt, MEd, ET/P, who will share her knowledge of and experience with executive dysfunction.

Executive Dysfunction affect's one's planning, flexibility, organization and self-monitoring. It is important at every stage of development but peaks during late adolescent years. Awareness to the effects of executive dysfunction on learning is paramount in helping children succeed. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to ask their most pressing questions and get an informed answer from the panel. In addition to the expertise lent by the speaker and panelists, there will be sponsors and exhibitors to add resources for attendees.

WHAT: Kids Enabled Brain Health and Nutrition Speaker Series; Disorganized in an Organized World? A New Direction for the Brain

WHEN: September 23, 2010, 6 - 9 p.m.

WHERE: Schenck School, 282 Mt. Paran Road, Atlanta 30327

TICKETS: $25 per person. Tickets are available at www.kidsenabled.org/events

The event is made possible by generous sponsors: Brain Balance, Learning Rx, Kids Creek Therapy, and Children's Special Services. Sponsorships, which offer many benefits for exposure, are still being sought. There will be limited seating available so registration will be on a first come, first serve basis. Information about sponsorship and registration can be found by visiting www.kidsenabled.org/events.

"Executive functioning is important in all our lives. It is when there is a dysfunction that we sit up and notice its effects on learning and succeeding. Sherry Pruitt will open eyes to all that the executive functions control while offering practical advice and pertinent information to get organized and find success." Montie Stone, Managing Director of Kids Enabled, Inc.