20/10/2025
🌼 This weekend was a powerful one with the four-day seminar led by the wonderful Paediatic Osteopath, Ian Wright ,The Flowering of Potential – Working with Neurodiversity 🌼
Ian’s course took us deep into how we can honour and support neurodiversity including conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyspraxia, dyslexia, sensory processing differences, and cognitive/behavioural challenges.
We looked not just at treatment techniques, but at the developmental, prenatal and perinatal factors that shape the central nervous system and how early life, trauma, and developmental patterns influence how someone shows up.
Recognising potential rather than “fixing deficit” and Ian’s framing of “flowering potential” shifts the lens from what’s “wrong” to what’s ready to grow.
The importance of developmental history: pregnancy, birth, early environment all of which can contribute to how someone’s nervous system is wired and how they function.
Gentle, biodynamic and embodied approaches matter. These aren’t simply techniques but ways of being with a child in their body, nervous system and the world.
Thank you to Ian Wright for his depth, clarity and heart in delivering this seminar 🙏🏼
Today the Daisy Clinic was run for children and their families with a group of Osteopaths modelling what inclusive, specialist paediatric osteopathy care can be.
And thank you to our community and peers for showing up as this is how we raise the bar together 💛
Thank you Emma Loftus Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy for Horses and Humans for organising such an amazing course 🙏🏼 and Ian Wright Clonmel Osteopaths for all you do and give ❤️🤩
If you are interested in learning more about what neuro-aware paediatric osteopathy looks like, or how we can help you or your child please jump online to book or call the clinic:
https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/services/babies-children/