Every child develops differently, so results may vary. Many families report positive changes during or after completing the course.
On the site you'll find real parent reviews and video stories — this can help you understand what to expect in your situation.

The only clear contraindication is acute illness and high fever.
If the child is ill (cold, flu, sore throat, etc.) — sessions are paused until full recovery.
If your child has a medical diagnosis, we recommend discussing participation with your healthcare professional.

The UpMIND+ method uses soft, low-intensity light and sound signals adapted for children. Their intensity is 10 times lower than everyday sound and light, so they cannot cause adverse reactions.
Sessions support natural integration of brain networks and help the brain work correctly. The method uses no drugs or invasive procedures, puts no strain on the nervous system and has no side effects.
UpMIND+ is a safe, gentle way to support development and support in children with different needs.

Only the child listens to the sessions — the method is designed for their brain activity.
Ordinary headphones are used, so they cannot be shared with a parent.
An adult does not need to be present, but if the child is very young (e.g. 2.5–3 years) you can stay nearby for comfort. Even if they are just near the device, the program will have an effect.

Each session lasts 15 minutes and is done once every 3 days. It helps if the child looks at the screen during listening. In the first 1–2 sessions, listening without the screen is allowed.
Create a calm, comfortable setting — the child can sit, lie down, play or just be near the device. No special posture or full focus is required.
Sessions are started from the personal account — on phone, tablet or computer. Internet access is needed.

Distraction is normal during adaptation, especially for children with ADHD. In the first 2–3 sessions, short pauses and 5–6 minutes at a time are fine, then gradually increase.
If the child can't focus for the full 15 minutes, you can split the session into shorter parts (5–20 minutes), keeping regularity and intervals.
Create a calm atmosphere: reduce noise, put away bright toys, sit nearby if the child needs support.
Quiet play or drawing while listening is acceptable.
Patience and no forcing. Concentration improves over time.

If the child feels unwell or has any illness — pause sessions temporarily. With mild symptoms like a runny nose and otherwise normal state, listening can continue.
After recovery you can resume without an extra recovery period. If the pause was long, contact support — we can suggest rewinding to earlier sessions.

A computer, laptop, tablet or phone works. We also offer sessions for VR glasses on the phone. For listening, ordinary headphones are needed — over-ear models are more comfortable and safer for children.
The course runs in the browser, no extra app, and works on common operating systems. Internet access is required.

Some notice positive changes after 5–6 sessions. In other cases we recommend completing the full course for first results.
Each case is individual; final effect is usually assessed 1–2 months after the course.

• Help identifying the issue and clarifying your goals.
• Introduction to neurotrainers and how they work.
• Answers from specialists to make an informed decision.
• An individual action plan for the results you want.
• A free trial session to try the method.

If a child has a history of seizures or epileptiform activity, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional before starting.
The program uses gentle audio and visual signals adapted for children. If you have questions, contact our support team — we can help you choose a safe start format.