BIT 1 & 2 July 2025
Dates:
July 7th – 18th (with the weekend off)
Class Times:
9:30a-4:30p EDT with an hour for lunch at 12:30p
Locations:
LIVE
Braintree, MA
(location sent 2 weeks before class)
ONLINE
ZOOM
Description
BIT 1 is a two-week class with the weekend off. In this class you learn the full BIT protocol which is designed to alleviate ADD, ADHD and Dyslexia.
This introduction to neuroscience and learning theory has both depth and breadth.
This is the class where you learn the exact protocol for specific learning difficulties.
After this class, students should be practicing the work in case studies which is where the bulk of the learning is. You are then free to take BIT 2.
In this class, you learn to address specific areas of the brain for function including:
- The speech points (understanding what you hear and read, deciding what you want to say or write, and the physics of getting those things out through your speech or hands),
- The entire limbic system (the powerhouse of autonomic activity that makes learning possible through the hippocampus, parahippocampus and emotional drive for learning and staying on task),
- All visual functions (including tracking, accommodation, convergence and access to visual and emotional memory),
- All auditory functions, eye-hand coordination and much more.
Investment:
BIT 1: $3,850 PAID IN FULL — $3,999 with payment plan
BIT 2: $1,925 PAID IN FULL — $1,999 with a payment plan
Audit: $200
Requirements for enrollment:
PreBIT to BIT 1
In order to proceed to BIT 1, you need to:
Submit case study hours of the PreBIT material. You must submit 40-60 hours of case studies to proceed to BIT 1. Please send case studies to me in groups of 2-10 hours at nancy@nancyloedy.com.
Have the FULL BIT protocol done on yourself with a knowledgeable practitioner. This includes all of the re-wiring, marching and test drive balances (puzzles, reading comprehension, writing, digit span, coding, etc.)
Read Vibrational Medicine by Dr. Richard Gerber, ch 1-7, 10, 11.
Read Breaking the Learning Barrier by Susan McCrossin.
