The business primarily serves children experiencing challenges related to focus, impulse control, and development—including those with ADHD, autism, or similar concerns—while also supporting a smaller segment of adult clients through a hybrid in-person and virtual model.
Established nearly 10 years ago, this business provides nonmedical, neurodevelopment-focused programs designed to improve attention, behavior, and cognitive function in children and adults. Core services include neurodevelopment programs focused on improving attention, behavior, and cognitive function; comprehensive assessments and progress tracking; personalized in-person and virtual training; and integrated nutrition support to enhance overall brain health. The business operates out of a 4,500 square foot facility used for assessments and hands-on training sessions, where clients work individually or in small groups with trained
coaches. There are 10 on staff consisting of two full-time team members supported by several part-time coaches who deliver programming and assist with daily operations.
Ownership remains involved in oversight, client enrollment, and overall management. The owner is planning for their next chapter and have decided to sell. They have offered to stay on and transition the new owner into their role for 6 months to 1 year in addition to carrying $60,000 of the purchase price as a show of good faith in the continued success of the business moving forward. Growth opportunities include expanding insurance partnerships, increasing adult program adoption, strengthening referral networks (such as pediatricians and schools), and enhancing marketing efforts to drive additional inquiries and conversions.
