These frequently asked questions will help you learn more about ICU training for your child. If you have additional questions or concerns, please contact us or schedule a free consult.
ICU training works by guiding children through a series of fun and engaging activities that help them develop awareness beyond their physical senses. During sessions, children wear a special blindfold while participating in games, reading exercises, puzzles, and creative tasks. This allows them to rely on perception and awareness rather than eyesight alone.
Through encouragement, repetition, and playful exploration, many children begin to recognize colors, letters, shapes, or objects without using their physical eyes. The process is gradual and supportive, helping children build confidence, focus, intuition, and trust in their abilities.
The goal of the training is not pressure or performance, but helping children expand their awareness, strengthen their minds, and discover new ways of learning and interacting with the world.
Parents commonly report improvements in the following:
• Confidence and self esteem
• Memory and concentration
• Attention span
• Creativity and imagination
• Emotional resilience
• Intuition and awareness
• Enhanced perception beyond the normal senses
Children participate in engaging activities such as reading, puzzles, games, creative exercises, and problem solving challenges. The activities are done while wearing a blindfold, allowing children to explore awareness and perception beyond their physical eyesight.
ICU is designed for children between the ages of 6 and 12, when curiosity, imagination, and learning ability are naturally very strong. The program helps nurture these qualities during an important stage of development.
Children typically attend 10–12 sessions, which may occur weekly or every few days depending on the child’s readiness and schedule. In rare cases, there may be up to 14 sessions.
Each session lasts for approximately 60 minutes. If your child is six, the session length may be reduced to 45 minutes.
Yes. ICU is designed to be fun, supportive, and encouraging. Children are praised and supported throughout the process so they feel confident and relaxed while exploring their abilities.
Your child requires no special abilities. The program simply helps children develop awareness, confidence, and perception in a natural and supportive way.
No. The ICU designed to support and enhance a child’s learning, not replace traditional education. Many children find that the program helps them focus better and feel more confident in school.
The sessions are purchased as a package for all needed sessions. The package cost is $960 per child.