17Aug/20

Essential Movements for Academic Achievement

ADHD, Attention & focus, Autism, Brain, Brain balance, Brain Hemispheric Integration, Crossing Midline, development, dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Executive Function, Hemispheric Integration Therapy, Integration, kindergarten readiness, Movement, Movement Membership, Occupational Therapy, Primitive Reflex Integration, Reflexes, Rhythm and Timing, Sensory Processing, Treatment, virtual, Visual perception, visual skills

The brain and the body are essentially connected. Movement from the body elicits growth of neural connections from infancy and beyond. But all movement is not the same. There is a specificRead More…

02Mar/20

*5 Important Movements to Increase Brain Connections*

ADHD, Anxiety, Attention & focus, Autism, Brain, Crossing Midline, development, dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Executive Function, kindergarten readiness, Movement, Movement Membership, Occupational Therapy, Rhythm and Timing

The following movements are essential to help grow neural connection within the brain and enhance communication in the corpus callosum (superhighway between right & left hemispheres). Make sure you are getting inRead More…

16Nov/19

Hemispheric Integration Therapy

ADHD, Autism, Brain, Brain balance, Brain Hemispheric Integration, Crossing Midline, development, dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Hemispheric Integration Therapy, Integration, Movement, Primitive Reflex Integration, Reflexes, Sensory Processing

This is an excerpt from Dr. Robert Melillo’s book, “Disconnected Kids”. We had the pleasure of doing a mentorship with Dr. Melillo, and have based our online sensory & movement program onRead More…

09Nov/19

5 Movements That Matter

ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Brain, Brain balance, Brain Hemispheric Integration, Crossing Midline, development, dyslexia, Integration, Movement, Nervous System, Occupational Therapy, Primitive Reflex Integration, Reflexes, Sensory Processing, Treatment, Visual perception

Check out this full recap from our social media mini-series: 5 Movements That Matter Day 1: Proprioceptive Movements Proprioception gives input to the joints in our body, giving our sensory system theRead More…