Move To Grow One Neuron At A Time

Move To Grow One Neuron At A Time Comprehensive, diagnostic, treatment model, based on neuroscience and brain plasticity Alternative treatment for Neurodevelopment Disorders. Leeat Medalion M.S.

Medalion Occupational Therapy Consulting PLLC (MOTC) provides comprehensive Neuro-Sensory-Motor evaluations. Evaluations are conducted in a variety of setting to assess function in different context. Move to Grow is an intensive program, geared to promote brain maturation and development, using specific developmental movements, incorporated with Neurofeedback and complex neuro-cognitive tasks. Treatments are tailored to each individual family with the understanding the every unit is unique in their own special way. It is my job as your therapist to understand the dynamic of your family and tailor the most functional setting to promote a progress, development and maturation.Therapy session should suit the needs of all those involved, therefore flexibility is an important part of therapy and my practice. Clients can be seen during office hours and/or can opt to be seen within their home/school/pre-school. Home visits, Tele-Health options and phone sessions are available at your convenience. OTR/L
Move to Grow
Leeat@MedalionOccupationalTherapy.com

Here is a friendly reminder why we must "Move to grow...one neuron at a time"
04/18/2023

Here is a friendly reminder why we must "Move to grow...one neuron at a time"

You are never stuck in a rut unless you decide for yourself that is where you want to be. Each and every one of us has t...
04/18/2023

You are never stuck in a rut unless you decide for yourself that is where you want to be. Each and every one of us has the choice to make a change. Our brains are plastic, which means we have the ultimate control to either change something that we don't like or strengthen weaker areas.

OT Glossary Term: Neuroplasticity

08/20/2018

“Thought changes structure … I saw people rewire their brains with their thoughts, to cure previously incurable obsessions and trauma.” ~ Norman Doidge, Canadian-born psychiatrist and author of The Brain That Changes Itself Neuroplasticity: The Good and The Bad The human brain is remarkably ma...

08/10/2018
Parents - this is a great article on why encouraging your kids in physical exercise can help your children with focus, a...
06/18/2018

Parents - this is a great article on why encouraging your kids in physical exercise can help your children with focus, attention, impulse control and other skills.
Check it out!

A renowned ADHD expert explains how physical activity changes your brain for the better and how exercise can act as a supplemental treatment for patients managing their symptoms with medication, th…

02/06/2018

Parents of children- there are many types of addictions to pay attention to. Here is a good article about one of them! Phone addictions in children is real, starting limit setting early may be something to consider. Check out a good read below!

Smartphones may be our latest vice. The effects on young people are especially concerning.

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Eric Jensen is a former teacher and educational leader who grew up in San Diego, California. His MA is in Organizational Development and his Ph.D. is in Human Development.

Autism and screen time.
02/01/2018

Autism and screen time.

Children with autism are vulnerable to the negative effects of screen time.

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01/31/2018

Did you know that most learning programs, including tutoring, work around the cause of learning struggles, similar to putting a band-aid on the problem. Learn how we help Build Better Brainz.

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