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By stimulating the vestibular and proprioceptive systems of the brain new neural connections develop, which facilitate integrated sensory processing and increased learning. The Vestibular System, located in the inner ear, is involved in so many of a person’s physical and mental functions. Mostly known for sense of balance, this system also processes sensory input from our eyes, muscles, joints, finger tips, palms, soles of the feet, and gravity receptors. The vestibular system is involved in the regulation of heart rate, attention, muscle tone, breathing, digestion, and immune system response. The proprioceptive system manages spatial awareness, the brain’s ability to know where the body is positioned and where it is going. Envision your child with: • Better balance and coordination • Improved muscle tone • Sharpened fine motor skills • Increased attention and focus • Enriched academic experiences • Improved verbal skills • Appropriate social skills • Stabilized emotional regulation • Mature spatial awareness

Through the use of activities and positions that can be built into everyday movement . This will build a strong foundation from which all development and learning will grow and develop for people of all ages and with many challenges.