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Connections Neuro, Chorley (2026)

19/02/2026

Over the past year, Mel has shown what true progress looks like — not just in outcomes, but in attitude, focus, and commitment to learning.

Her growing consistency in sessions has been inspiring to see. Mel approaches each activity with greater thoughtfulness, taking time to process guidance, reflect on feedback, and apply strategies more independently. This steady shift toward increased focus and intentional effort has led to meaningful growth across her learning and movement work.

What stands out most is her willingness to keep learning. Mel embodies the spirit of lifelong learning — staying open, curious, and determined, even when tasks are challenging. She is a wonderful example of how persistence, reflection, and a positive mindset can create lasting change over time.

We are incredibly proud of the progress she has made this year and excited to see where her continued dedication will take her next.

19/02/2026

Over the past year, Mel has shown what true progress looks like — not just in outcomes, but in attitude, focus, and commitment to learning.

Her growing consistency in sessions has been inspiring to see. Mel approaches each activity with greater thoughtfulness, taking time to process guidance, reflect on feedback, and apply strategies more independently. This steady shift toward increased focus and intentional effort has led to meaningful growth across her learning and movement work.

What stands out most is her willingness to keep learning. Mel embodies the spirit of lifelong learning — staying open, curious, and determined, even when tasks are challenging. She is a wonderful example of how persistence, reflection, and a positive mindset can create lasting change over time.

We are incredibly proud of the progress she has made this year and excited to see where her continued dedication will take her next.

17/02/2026

Today in our Conductive Education session, we spent time working with a wobble cushion — a simple tool that can make a powerful difference for people living with movement disorders.

Sitting on a wobble cushion gently challenges balance and postural control, encouraging the body to make small, continuous adjustments. These micro-movements help activate core muscles, improve body awareness, and support better sitting alignment without the need for constant verbal prompts. Improved posture can also help reduce strain associated with some spinal issues and, by promoting a more upright and active sitting position, may support comfort for individuals who experience digestive difficulties.

For many learners, the cushion also provides valuable sensory feedback, helping them stay engaged, regulated, and ready to participate in tasks. Sometimes the smallest adaptations create the biggest opportunities for independence, confidence, and functional movement. Every adjustment counts, and today’s session was a great reminder that progress often begins with how we sit.

17/02/2026

Today in our Conductive Education session, we spent time working with a wobble cushion — a simple tool that can make a powerful difference for people living with movement disorders.

Sitting on a wobble cushion gently challenges balance and postural control, encouraging the body to make small, continuous adjustments. These micro-movements help activate core muscles, improve body awareness, and support better sitting alignment without the need for constant verbal prompts. Improved posture can also help reduce strain associated with some spinal issues and, by promoting a more upright and active sitting position, may support comfort for individuals who experience digestive difficulties.

For many learners, the cushion also provides valuable sensory feedback, helping them stay engaged, regulated, and ready to participate in tasks. Sometimes the smallest adaptations create the biggest opportunities for independence, confidence, and functional movement. Every adjustment counts, and today’s session was a great reminder that progress often begins with how we sit.

12/02/2026

I’m doing what I have been told (by Georgia herself of course) and posting ANOTHER video of her lying on her stomach again and this time we even did some reaching/stretching with her arms ! What a star ⭐

09/02/2026

William showed brilliant balance in his conductive education session today 🌟

Sitting on the dynamic wobble stool, he worked hard to manage his posture and balance himself independently—a fantastic achievement that takes strength, focus, and determination. Every small adjustment he made showed growing body awareness and control, and he stayed engaged the whole time.

So proud of William and the progress he’s making through his dedication and effort 👏💪

09/02/2026

William showed brilliant balance in his conductive education session today 🌟

Sitting on the dynamic wobble stool, he worked hard to manage his posture and balance himself independently—a fantastic achievement that takes strength, focus, and determination. Every small adjustment he made showed growing body awareness and control, and he stayed engaged the whole time.

So proud of William and the progress he’s making through his dedication and effort 👏💪

05/02/2026

Stepping Beyond the Comfort Zone ✨

In her recent Conductive Education session, Jessica showed us what courage and progression really look like. 💪

She began by practicing balance on the wobble stool inside the bars, where she had maximum support. Once she found her rhythm, she challenged herself near the bars, relying less on her hands and more on her own control. From there, she pushed even further—balancing without holding on at all.

The biggest moment? Jessica then worked on rising toward standing with only minimal help, trusting her body, her balance, and the skills she’s been building step by step.

Growth doesn’t happen all at once. It happens when we gently push past what feels safe and discover what’s possible. 🌱
So proud of this hard work and determination.

05/02/2026

Stepping Beyond the Comfort Zone ✨

In her recent Conductive Education session, Jessica showed us what courage and progression really look like. 💪

She began by practicing balance on the wobble stool inside the bars, where she had maximum support. Once she found her rhythm, she challenged herself near the bars, relying less on her hands and more on her own control. From there, she pushed even further—balancing without holding on at all.

The biggest moment? Jessica then worked on rising toward standing with only minimal help, trusting her body, her balance, and the skills she’s been building step by step.

Growth doesn’t happen all at once. It happens when we gently push past what feels safe and discover what’s possible. 🌱
So proud of this hard work and determination.

02/02/2026

This series of photos and videos of Holly captures just some of the ways we’ve been guiding her to better understand how to use her body to move upwards against gravity 💪✨

During her Conductive Education session, we worked through a mix of carefully chosen tasks — some isolating a single position or transition, and others bringing those elements together into more functional movement. By breaking skills down and then reconnecting them, Holly is learning how her body works, how to initiate movement, and how to build control and confidence step by step.

Every effort, adjustment, and moment of focus you see here is part of that learning process — thoughtful practice that supports active participation and growing independence 🌱

02/02/2026

This series of photos and videos of Holly captures just some of the ways we’ve been guiding her to better understand how to use her body to move upwards against gravity 💪✨

During her Conductive Education session, we worked through a mix of carefully chosen tasks — some isolating a single position or transition, and others bringing those elements together into more functional movement. By breaking skills down and then reconnecting them, Holly is learning how her body works, how to initiate movement, and how to build control and confidence step by step.

Every effort, adjustment, and moment of focus you see here is part of that learning process — thoughtful practice that supports active participation and growing independence 🌱

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