The importance of allowing your children to hang upside down
Rather than head this up with the title The Vestibular System, I’ve named this Hanging Upside Down. Why? Well because hanging upside down is very important to body and brain development via the vestibular s...
I have recently been asked how does RMT actually help? I thought I would share some of my successes. These are real cases where I have helped children and adults alike.
A 7 year old with sensory processing issues was brought to see me. Mum was having no luck getti...
First day of Challenges today, Bisley Yurt, Bisley 4pm. A great outlet for children to have fun, to move and not worry about winning or being picked for a team. This is about their fun and love to move
Weighted therapy is the use of weighted products to apply weight and deep touch pressure (surface pressure) to the body stimulating the proprioceptive sense enabling those who are “sensory seeking” to relax, focus and have a greater awareness o...
The retained reflexes I work with are neo natal and postural.
They are automatic movements that help us develop from an embryo state to an upright, fully functioning adult. Not only do they physically help us to grow and stand but also help with survival, w...