
My child has trouble concentrating at school: what if the cause isn't in his head?
At 7:47 p.m. on a Tuesday, Sophie closes Léa's notebook. Three times the same page, tears, the teacher suggesting a check-up. Before thinking about ADHD, there's a clue that's rarely mentioned: your child's nervous system may be functioning correctly, but it's not transmitting properly. And transmission starts in the spinal column.


















