Vision is intricately intertwined in human neurophysiology. It functions as a critical attribute of our LOCOMOTIVE CORE, having a role in the ocular/vestibular reflexes that maintain our balance and plan our movements. These reflexes are...
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FL-41 filters reduce the visual processing load by blocking the higher frequency, more intense end of the visual spectrum. This is tied directly to our ADAPTIVE CAPACITY. Adaptive Capacity is increased by decreasing the processing load of basic...
*Low Energy Neurofeedback (LENS) acts on the central nervous system (the electrodes are connected to the scalp). The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a listening therapy where the mode of action is considered to be on the Autonomic Nervous...
This research reveals that movement is an extension of neurological organization based primarily on head position relative to the body. It validates long held theories, thereby adding confidence to our understanding that movement is an...
This interactive game environment seems to be the perfect tool for helping children with visual processing challenges as well as those kids ready to learn to read. The Tanagram (one of 3 games bundled with the basic setup) is an excellent tool...
Neurofeedback uses electroencephalography (EEG) to analyse electrical signals generated by brain activity, and feeds back a visual or auditory signal as the activity aligns with a pre-selected “ideal”. Here is a short video...
GABA is the main inhibitory neurotransmitter in the mature brain. Many cognitive pathologies (Autism, ADD, ADHD, Anxiety Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder etc.) can be described mechanistically as incomplete GABA action at the neural...
Editorial in 7/11/2014 Science on the importance of focusing on global child development in meeting the United Nations Sustainability Goals. The last paragraph is especially potent: “A key challenge for the UN is finding focus and...
The biomechanics of vision and their influence upon eyesight are more easily grasped if we first understand how the structure supporting the eyes relates to the fundamental structure of our posture and gait: It makes sense that exercises...