Pathways to Movement

02/15/2026

Today I had the great pleasure to do a short presentation and a NeuroMovement Lesson, at the end we danced. Happy Valentine’s Day ♥️

02/06/2026

ADHD is often described as a lack of attention.
But what if it’s actually a nervous system seeking organization?

From a NeuroMovement® perspective, many ADHD behaviors are attempts to self-regulate—not misbehavior.

When the brain gets clearer sensory input, attention often improves naturally.

✨ Calm isn’t forced.
✨ Focus isn’t demanded.
✨ They emerge through better brain organization.

When a child is labeled with ADHD, the conversation often focuses on what the child can’t do:Can’t sit still.Can’t focus.Can’t regulate emotions.From a NeuroMovement® perspective, we ask a very different question:What is this child’s nervous system trying to learn?At Pathways to Movement,...

11/06/2025

The Nine Essentials of NeuroMovement

10/12/2025

Making Tummy Time Joyful: The NeuroMovement Way

Why Tummy Time MattersParents are often told that tummy time is essential for their baby’s growth. It’s said to strengthen neck, back, and shoulder muscles and prepare babies for milestones like rolling, crawling, and walking.But what happens when your baby hates tummy time? Tears, resistance, a...

10/12/2025

Tummy time is crucial for your baby's growth! 🌟 Discover how to make it a joyful experience with the NeuroMovement® Way. Strengthening their neck, back, and coordination has never been this fun! Read more here: https://wix.to/8K0AUKR

Why Tummy Time MattersParents are often told that tummy time is essential for their baby’s growth. It’s said to strengthen neck, back, and shoulder muscles and prepare babies for milestones like rolling, crawling, and walking.But what happens when your baby hates tummy time? Tears, resistance, a...

10/12/2025

READ THE BLOG: https://www.pathwaystomovement.com/post/making-tummy-time-joyful-the-neuromovement-way

09/19/2025

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Join us for a live Zoom Conversation regarding our recent publication. We’ll be discussing our published article in Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience – From Fixing to Connecting: Developing Mutual Empathy Through Movement as a Novel Path for Better Outcomes in Autism.
Read the article here-https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/integrative-neuroscience/articles/10.3389/fnint.2024.1489345/full
📅 Tuesday, Oct 14, 2025
⏰ 5:30 PM PT | 8:30 PM ET
The panel will answer your questions and hear your reflections on the research.
We’ll open the floor for live Q&A with all panelists.
👉 Free and open to all. Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FdToQfMVTdid2St5XBxUaQ

09/15/2025

As parents, our instinct is to fix our children's struggles. But what if we shifted our focus to connecting with them instead? Explore this enlightening perspective on parenting and learn how a NeuroMovement® approach can transform your relationship. Read more here: https://wix.to/fpvjxf6

As parents, we want the very best for our children. When we see them struggle—whether with movement, learning, or behavior—our natural instinct is to “fix” the problem. We search for solutions, therapies, and strategies that will make the challenge disappear. But what if, instead of fixing, ...

09/15/2025

08/26/2025

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08/14/2025

Pathways to Movement - Aging Gracefully Through NeuroMovement

Aging Gracefully: A New Perspective Through NeuroMovement®