Six Body-to-Brain Strategies Presentation

 

 

Results: Anecdotal observations showed the re-education of movement patterns and the ability to sense links of mind, body, and brain relationship may be connected to improving physical conditions, attention span, and social-emotional skills.

Conclusion: These strategies could provide valuable information to how motion affects cognitive processing, and enhance ADHD and body ownership research.  The strategies were designed for community movement programs with the intention to increase dialogue among community members about movement and cognition and acquire the quantitative measures needed to understand the multifaceted processes of movement. 

Bio: Catherine Rosasco-Mitchell, a Feldenkrais Practitioner, studied the relationship of movement and cognition for forty years and has presented her work at the Movement and Cognition Conference Movementis 2018, the Society for Research in Child Development, and the Feldenkrais Guild Neuroscience Conference.

 

Six Body-to-Brain Presentation

VIDEO CHAPTERS

Intro: Background, Vision, What is the Problem?


Dramatic Results

Sustainable improvements was reported from the Principal Garcia at the pilot school, Kohala Elementary. Improvements include learning skills, attention span, social-emotional behavior, and ADHD symptoms.

For ADHD symptoms: When dysfunctional motor patterns to cognitive disorders were detected and reeducated behavior improved within the child in 24- 48 hours with every case (50)!

Note: The whole school was involved thanks to the leadership of Principal Garcia.