"A unique way to learn. Fix it in Five has all the facts and lessons and examples of a tutorial or online webinar, while offering the beauty, storytelling, laughs, and emotional attraction of a feature film. A must-have gift for families around the world!" ~Tsara Shelton, Author of Spinning in Circles and Learning from Myself: A Collection of Stories that Slowly Grow Up
Five families, five countries, five days each.
FIX IT IN FIVE is an idea hatched out of Lynette's desire to share her tools of change with thousands of families worldwide!
Lynette Louise is eagerly invited into homes around the world where she teaches important attitudinal shifts and brain science to families struggling with brain disorders. Hundreds of children, parents, aunts and grandpa's have benefited from her passion and neurofeedback equipment. According to Lynette, "That's not enough!"
By offering her services as a docu-series Lynette is able to give families willing to be on camera a free five day life changing therapy marathon. At the same time audiences are gifted with answers, entertainment and an exampling of living life with creativity and intention.
Helping Children all over the world Lynette Louise (The Brain Broad) specializes in autism and other family or concurrent conditions. In Uganda it was autism and Seizures. In America, autism complicated by PANS and suicidal tendencies. In Israel, autism and sensory integration, speech delay, and depression filtered through the family members. Every episode is full of fun, learning, and amazing children.
Lynette Louise has released the first three seasons of her renowned international autism docu-series FIX IT IN FIVE with THE BRAIN BROAD in their entirety on YouTube to share with you and your family.
FIX IT IN FIVE, Season One, Uganda
FIX IT IN FIVE, Season Two, USA
FIX IT IN FIVE, Season Three, Israel
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We hope for health, growth, and happiness in your home!
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"FIX IT IN FIVE reminded me of everything Lynette taught me when she helped with my daughter. Unfortunately, I only saw the first two episodes. I am left in a state of suspense and can hardly wait for the set to become available. I want to see what happened at the hotel, with the mom, her little girl and all the challenges they face. So many pearls of wisdom. Brings back the sense of urgency I had in the beginning when first learning about neurofeedback and Lynette Louise, our very own Brain Broad!" ~Hayley Rikihana (The Gold Coast, Australia)
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"Neurofeedback, play therapy and cognitive behavior therapy comes to life to the viewer as Lynette explains her techniques, teaches brain facts and facts about Africa. She teaches Milly why Trisca is behaving the way she is and gives her a deeper understanding of how she can help her daughter to improve and heal." ~Relena Preble (Kansas, USA)
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"I was gifted with the opportunity to join friends in watching one of the episodes of Fix It In Five: Uganda last summer; and after watching it, the little girl Trisca and her mom Milly became to me more than just familiar names - they became real people I still think of quite often, whose lives, well-being, and futures I care about." ~Rachel Clark (California, USA)
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"There is an honest need for this show that will truly make a fantastic difference in the quality and possibilities of the lives of millions. Sounds a bit lofty, I know. But one of the things I’ve learned from THE BRAIN BROAD is that having lofty goals is the greatest way to attain them." ~Kim D. (Ontario, Canada)
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"Lynette Louise is in touch with her silly side which is useful for teaching kids. She is also in touch with her dorky side which has an unmatched passion for the brain, and it's disorders. Whether it's depression, dyslexia, ADD, OCD, autism, Parkinson's etc., she has an analogy and answer that makes change easier, and even a little bit fun!" ~Tsara Shelton (Montreal, Canada)