An eight-year-old boy had constant restlessness, inattention, was easily distracted, disorganized, procrastinated, and forgetful. He had poor short-term memory and difficulty concentrating and using logical thinking when he wrote stories. His mind drifted away easily.

He gave this example: while doing his homework, he might go to the toilet and, after returning, would think he had completed the assignment.

1st KST visit included sphenoid, occiput, coronary sutures, sagittal suture, and frontal bone. After that visit, his mother reported that the boy finished his homework within the assigned time. He also acknowledged that his concentration improved, and his mind did not wander as much.

2nd KST visit included sphenoid, C2, and sternum. There was a continued improvement in concentration; he said he could now correct his mind drifting and re-focus.

3rd KST visit corrected T12, L5, sphenoid, bilateral temporals, and frontal bone. He said he felt “very good, very good” (his own words) and could concentrate longer. He had an improved manner, less restlessness, and more initiative, concentration, planning, and forward thinking.

By his 7th KST visit, the mother reported, “My son’s wish for this academic year is to be 'number one' in the exam! Another big change in thinking.” (In the past he was never interested in doing well in school.)

By his 10th visit, he continued improving his concentration, finishing homework early, and not losing his temper as in the past. He said he has no problem remembering what teachers say in class. He continues his care, needing corrections less often.