11/23/2025
Child intensives for November were a huge success! Brains that become less compulsive allow for greater learning and spatial planning. Awareness of movement is the key to improving action and thinking. This creates differentiation, making the smallest possible sensory distinctions between movements, which builds more adaptable brains and creates the ideal conditions for learning. This child I’m working with here had attention deficits and hyperactivity. This was the task at the end of the lesson as he was calm and able to focus to build this. As the body becomes less rigid through movement lessons focus improves and sensitivities decrease. Another important factor in learning is having fun! Some children are so spastic and compulsive they aren’t really engaged in activities and following instructions becomes very troublesome. Their discomfort is displayed with tantrums when they aren’t actually able to calm themselves, self regulate and process information. That’s when lessons can make the most difference to the child helping them get out of fight or flight by increasing their brain body connection, and improving balance and stability that allows for focus and calm.