Brain Integration Technique (BIT)

Crossinology® Brain Integration Technique, or BIT. It’s a unique approach to tackling learning difficulties and stress-related issues, and it’s changing lives for many people. 


Think of your brain like a big house with lots of rooms. Each room handles a different function, like learning, memory, or emotion. Sometimes, doorways between these rooms get blocked or damaged, making it hard for information to flow freely. BIT acts like a skilled repair person, gently opening up these blockages and restoring the natural flow of information in your brain.


BIT is a non-invasive, drug-free approach that uses a combination of kinesiology, physiology, and acupressure to address various issues affecting how your brain functions. Basically acupuncture for the brain but without all the needles.

How does it work?
Think of a BIT practitioner as your brain whisperer. They use gentle touches on specific points on your body to communicate with your brain and identify areas of stress or imbalance. Then, through a series of techniques, they help to rewire neural pathways, improve blood flow, and restore optimal communication within your brain.
What are the benefits?

The benefits of BIT can be truly life-changing and with a little help the changes become permanent.

  • Improved focus and concentration
  • Enhanced learning and memory
  • Reduced stress and anxiety
  • More restful sleep and increased energy
  • Improved emotional well-being
  • Greater physical coordination and pain relief
Is BIT right for you?
BIT isn’t a magic bullet. It takes some work and commitment, but the potential rewards are significant. If you’re struggling with learning difficulties, mental health concerns, or physical limitations, BIT is worth exploring. It’s a safe, non-invasive, and potentially life-changing approach.
What can BIT help with?
  • Learning difficulties: ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, and others.
  • Stress and anxiety: Feeling overwhelmed, worried, or even having panic attacks.
  • Trauma and PTSD: Finding relief from past experiences that hold you back.
  • Brain injuries: Helping your brain recover from concussions or head traumas.
  • And more: Even physical issues like allergies and muscle pain can benefit.