Burble Neuro builds nervous system regulation infrastructure: digital tools that help children settle, so language and learning become possible. Our thesis is simple: regulation precedes attention. Most tools for neurodivergent children work at the cognitive layer. They ask a child to follow instructions, complete tasks, or manage behavior. But a dysregulated nervous system can't do any of those things yet. The upstream work has to come first. That's where MDI comes in. Minimally Defined Immersion is our patented storytelling methodology: minimally defined, multi-sensory immersive experiences that let the nervous system find its own settling point. No instructions, no cognitive demand, no performance required. Regulation → Language → Learning. That's the cascade we're building for. Today, Burble is a digital platform delivering MDI content to families, therapy practices, and schools. We're starting with neurodivergent children because that's where the need is most acute, and because our founder, Amelia Soriano, is an autistic founder and mentor who lived this gap long before she built for it. But regulation isn't a niche need. Every nervous system has to settle before it can learn. Neurodiversity is our beachhead, not our ceiling. What we're not: a mindfulness app, a behavior management tool, or a sensory room you have to build. We're the scalable, digital layer that creates the conditions for everything else to work, in the classroom, the clinic, and the living room. We work in the hypothesis-driven, evidence-honest way this space deserves. We'll tell you what the research supports, what we're still testing, and the difference between the two. We didn't study the gap. We lived it.
| Website | https://www.burbleneuro.com/ |
| Employees | 8 (6 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Mental Health Care |
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Amelia Soriano is the CEO of Burble Neuro.
6 people are employed at Burble Neuro.