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Just as amazing was the comment below: “10 years ago my brother’s first grandchild was born. She was not thriving, her body could not get rid of fluids and her breathing was not regulated, it was ragged and on and off. The family was told to not hope. My brother got a recording of this […]
Neuro-motor Maturity – Immaturity?
When are children ready for school? “Mammals require sensory, emotional and social development before they become adults.” Sally Goddard Blythe Important article for all Moms, Dads, and educators!! https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/health-family/parenting/how-creeping-and-crawling-influence-children-s-first-step-in-education-1.2225493
The power of your Skeleton!
ZOOM Classes
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Information from Sensory Nerves vs Motor Nerves
Bonnie B Cohen is a brilliant lady who describes in this video why we are inhibited from ‘learning’ when we are working to ‘get it’ . Learning comes in from the back door!
Looking for variations enhance learning
Washington Post Article: Researchers have discovered a much faster way to learn new skills. “For skills to improve, we must update an existing memory with new information,” the researchers conclude. If you practice the exact same thing the exact same way every time, you’re not layering much new knowledge over what you already know. But, the […]
Anat Baniel: “You have to go slow … think fast, go slow”
” We need to first connect with the child.” Since we have been at home and Virtual rooms have become our way of connection, Anat Baniel’s Method for NeuroMovement’s created a new program working with parents in ways they can help their child. Through Your Hands. I love the answer Anat Baniel gives in this […]
Ribs in Breathing — Side bend evenly !
For breathing our ribs need to expand to create the negative space volume required for O2 to rush in. How did this come to be? A new report has suggested that as humans evolved it was side bending that began to create the space so that lungs in our chest began to develop. Develop more […]
Neuroplasticity–Norman Doidge interview Moshe Feldenkrais
Norman Doidge, MD, talks about Moshe Feldenkrais, D. Sc.