Is What I'm Doing Helping My Child? Look for Learning and Growth Some of the most challenging questions that parents of children with special needs ask themselves are: Am I doing the right thing for my child? Should I be doing more? [...]
Developmental Milestones Every Child's Path of Development Is Unique In recent years, parents have been made increasingly aware of developmental milestones or stages that chart expected timetables of childhood development. A greater and greater premium has been placed on babies achieving [...]
NeuroMovement Revolution Episode 2 From Fixing to Connecting - Leveraging the Power of the Brain to Change Episode 2 – From Fixing to Connecting - Leveraging the Power of the Brain to Change The most normal and common [...]
NeuroMovement Revolution Episode 1What Is It Like to Be the Child with Special Needs? Celebrating the Launch of Our NeuroMovement® Revolution Podcast We are thrilled and inspired that so many of you attended or watched our first NeuroMovement® Revolution Podcast. [...]
The Fitness Myths That Hold You Back, and How to Succeed: Myth 5 The Practice Makes Perfect Myth This is the last post in our series on fitness myths. This week, we'll discuss the "Practice Makes Perfect" myth. You've probably heard [...]
The Fitness Myths That Hold You Back, and How to Succeed: Myth 4 The Flat Stomach Myth In previous posts, we introduced the Training Your Muscles, No Pain, No Gain, and Stretching fitness myths. This week, we'll discuss the "Flat [...]
The Fitness Myths That Hold You Back, and How to Succeed: Myth 3 The Stretching Myth We are continuing our series on why so many people sincerely commit to fitness resolutions each new year and then, in the coming weeks [...]
The Fitness Myths That Hold You Back, and How to Succeed: Myth 2 The No Pain, No Gain Myth Last week, we introduced the "Training Your Muscles" myth. This week we are going to talk about the "No Pain, No Gain" [...]
The Fitness Myths That Hold You Back, and How to Succeed: Myth 1 The Training Your Muscles Myth Are you one of the many thousands of people who have made a New Year's resolution to exercise regularly and get more fit? [...]
From Fixing to Connecting with Your Child How Can We Help Children Move Beyond Their Present Limitations? When we learn that something is wrong, whatever it might be, the natural thing to do is to focus on the limitation, on what [...]
The Power of Enthusiasm Story of Julian and His Mother Martha Martha brought Julian to us when he was 16 months old. Julian suffered a stroke in utero, leaving his left side partially paralyzed and spastic with his left fist always clenched. Julian [...]
Story of Joe: A Child Who Is Learning Challenged How to Use the Variation Essential for Writing Joe, who is eight-years-old, has been struggling in school for a while, especially with reading and writing. He is considered "learning challenged." All his [...]