Parent Guide to Neuroplasticity Therapies for Children

The Parent Guide to Neuroplasticity Approaches for Children

Helping parents understand movement-based and developmental approaches that support learning and brain development.

Why This Guide Exists

Parents exploring support for developmental challenges often encounter many different approaches from movement-based learning methods to developmental relationship approaches.

This guide was created to help parents understand some of the approaches that focus on supporting learning and brain development through movement, development, and experience.

Each page explains the approach and includes links to practitioners where available so parents can explore further.

Explore Neuroplasticity Approaches

Movement-Based Learning Approaches:

• Anat Baniel Method
• Feldenkrais Method
• Dynamic Movement Intervention
• Cuevas Medek Exercises

Developmental Approaches:

• DIR Floortime
• Conductive Education

Reflex Integration Approaches:

• MNRI Reflex Integration

Hi! I'm Jen!

I'm passionate about teaching humans how to move better by working with their brain!

After the birth of my daughter with a rare genetic disorder, I quickly discovered that her physical challenges couldn't be fixed by doing exercises to her.

I had to find a way to teach her brain - the command center of our whole body - to learn how to better organize her own movements.

I found the Anat Baniel Method® of NeuroMovement® and started teaching other parents how to help their children with disabilities.

Brain's coordinate our physical, emotional and intellectual abilities. It's a complex system, and once one piece is upgraded, the other pieces are too!

Your child's brain has ability to change, learn and grow new connections.

Support your child's brain and natural development right from home:

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^{This website provides educational information about different approaches parents explore to support learning and development. It is not medical advice and does not replace consultation with licensed healthcare professionals.}

^{Practitioner listings are provided as a resource and do not constitute endorsement.}