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Michelle M Turner, 13260 N. 94th Drive, Suite 420, Peoria, AZ (2025)

02/26/2025

Movement Lesson™ Laser Series Course Outline

Get yours today - https://www.movementlesson.academy/laser-course-special
A Home-Based Program for Milestone Development
I. INTRODUCTION TO MOVEMENT LESSON™ AND LASER THERAPY

1. WELCOME & COURSE OVERVIEW

Purpose of the program
Who this course is for (parents, caregivers, professionals)
Expected outcomes for children with movement challenges
2. UNDERSTANDING MOVEMENT FOUNDATIONS

Why movement is critical for development
Key missing movement foundations in children with delays
The role of rotation, balance, counterbalance, and midline crossing
3. INTRODUCTION TO COLD LASER THERAPY (LLLT)

What is Photobiomodulation?
How lasers interact with the body’s systems
Safety precautions and contraindications
II. GETTING STARTED WITH THE MOVEMENT LESSON™ LASER SERIES

4. SETTING UP FOR SUCCESS

How to evaluate your child’s movement
Learning to assess midline crossing, rotation, and weight transfer
Preparing your hands and techniques before using the laser
5. UNDERSTANDING THE MOVEMENT LESSON™ COLD LASER THERAPY DEVICE

Device components and operation instructions
Recommended protocols and settings
How to use the laser effectively for movement stimulation
III. LASER PROTOCOLS FOR THE BODY

6. HEAD & NECK PROTOCOLS

Understanding midline points in the head
Working with cranial sutures using lasers
Techniques for jaw movement, vision integration, and head rotation
7. SPINE PROTOCOLS

How spinal movement affects the whole body
Using the laser for alignment, rotation, and posture support
Addressing scoliosis, back rigidity, and movement blockages
8. PELVIS & HIP PROTOCOLS

The importance of pelvic rotation and stability
Using lasers for hip mobility and weight transfer
Techniques for children with cerebral palsy and movement disorders
9. FEET & LOWER BODY PROTOCOLS

Understanding foot mechanics and weight transfer
Using the laser for heel-to-toe movement development
Working on ankles, knees, and toe crossing
10. HANDS & UPPER BODY PROTOCOLS

How hand movement affects grasp, feeding, and fine motor skills
Using the laser for finger mobility and hand coordination
Midline crossing exercises for the arms
IV. ADVANCED TECHNIQUES & TROUBLESHOOTING

11. MOVEMENT LESSON™ SUTURE MIDLINES

The connection between cranial structure and movement
Techniques for using lasers to support head and body integration
12. EVALUATING & ADJUSTING YOUR CHILD’S PROGRESS

How to assess improvements over time
When and how to adjust the laser settings
Troubleshooting common movement challenges
V. IMPLEMENTATION & LONG-TERM SUCCESS

13. CREATING A PERSONALIZED HOME PROGRAM

Building a daily or weekly routine
How to integrate Movement Lesson™ techniques into daily activities
Best practices for consistency and progress tracking
14. SUPPORT & COMMUNITY ACCESS

How to use the Private Facebook Group for continued support
Sharing success stories and asking questions
Accessing future updates and additional resources
VI. CONCLUSION & NEXT STEPS

15. FINAL REVIEW & KEY TAKEAWAYS

Recap of main learning points
Encouragement and next steps
How to continue advancing your child’s movement skills
COURSE MATERIALS & BONUSES

✔ Unlimited Access to ML™ Laser Series Course (130+ instructional videos)
✔ Movement Lesson™ Laser Series Book
✔ Midline Points Chart & Evaluation Guide
✔ My Laser Program Workbook
✔ Movement Lesson™ Cold Laser Therapy Device
✔ Set of Safety Glasses
🎁 BONUS: Suture Midlines Course ($450 Value FREE)
🎁 BONUS: Private Help Desk & Facebook Support Group
Get yours today - https://www.movementlesson.academy/laser-course-special

10/15/2024

Crawling + Reaching Up

This week's webinar!

Michelle Turner emphasizes the importance of rotational movement and midline crossing for a child's overall development. Crawling and reaching up beautifully combine these principles:
Crawling: This cross-lateral movement strengthens the connection between the left and right sides of the brain, building a solid foundation for coordination, balance, and future learning.
Reaching Up: This action encourages your baby to cross their midline, further integrating brain hemispheres and promoting spatial awareness.

Deviation Scale for "Crawling + Reaching Up"
While your baby ideally starts crawling and reaching up around 10 months, Turner's Movement Lesson™ recognizes that every child develops at their own pace. Here's a possible deviation scale based on her principles:

*Optimal Development (10 months): Baby crawls fluidly and reaches up with ease, demonstrating good coordination and movement. They can retrieve toys from a higher surface while maintaining balance.

*Typical Development - Slight Deviation (11-12 months): Baby may crawl with a slightly less efficient pattern (e.g., bunny hopping, army crawling) or struggle to reach and grasp objects while crawling. They might need some support to maintain balance when reaching up.

*Developmental Delays - Moderate Deviation (13-15 months): Baby may not be crawling yet or shows significant difficulty with coordination while crawling and reaching. Reaching and looking up might be limited or hesitant.

*Developmental to Global Delays - Significant Deviation (16+ months): Baby shows little to no interest in crawling or reaching up. Difficulty with these movements may indicate underlying challenges that require further evaluation.

Connecting to Your Points

*Hitting Milestones Every Four Weeks: In an ideal scenario, your baby would master crawling and reaching up within the typical window (around 10 months). Consistent progress every four weeks suggests they are building upon previous skills and developing at a healthy pace.

*Increased Social Skills for Wants: Crawling and reaching up enable your baby to explore their environment and pursue desired objects. This fosters independence and helps them communicate their needs more effectively, leading to improved social interaction.

*Newborn Movement Assessment and Milestone Momentum Chart: These tools within Turner's Movement Lesson™ provide a comprehensive picture of your baby's development. Consistently low scores on the Newborn Movement Assessment or warnings on the Milestone Momentum Chart might indicate areas where your baby needs additional support to achieve optimal development in crawling and reaching.

Important Note:

Learn more at this week's webinar. Sign up today! https://www.movementlesson.academy/baby-milestone-webinars

This is a general interpretation. For a personalized assessment and guidance, consider consulting with a Movement Lesson™ practitioner. They can provide tailored exercises and activities to help your baby thrive.

10/01/2024

Milestone Warning Webinar: "Your Baby IS UNABLE to Crawl and Reach"9 Months: When Your Baby is Struggling in Crawling and Balance

Presenter: Michelle Turner, Founder of Movement Lesson
Topics Covered:

Understanding the complexities of crawling and balance development in babies.
* Identifying signs that your baby may be struggling with these milestones.
* Exploring the potential complications associated with crawling difficulties.
* Understanding how a complicated crawl can restrict play and development.
* Addressing challenges in core movements and vertical positioning.

Key Takeaways:
*Early intervention is crucial for addressing crawling and balance issues.
* Specific exercises and techniques can help your baby overcome these challenges.
* Understanding the underlying causes of crawling difficulties can guide effective support.

Join Michelle Turner for this informative webinar to gain valuable insights into your baby's development and learn how to provide the necessary support.

Don't miss this free event!

Register today to secure your spot. https://www.movementlesson.academy/baby-milestone-webinars

09/24/2024

Unveiling the Secrets of Infant Movement: Gravitational Primitive Reflexes - the missing link to understanding primitive reflexes.

Delve into the groundbreaking world of Gravitational Primitive Reflexes – a revolutionary concept pioneered by Michelle Turner of Movement Lesson. Explore how these automated responses to gravity shape a baby's physical and cognitive development, from breathing to walking.

Discover how the 8 essential Gravitational Primitive Reflexes, identified through Michelle's innovative rotational stimulation techniques, pave the way for optimal growth and cognitive advancement.

Learn about:
The Fetal Neutral Reflex - the foundation for in-utero growth.
The Breathing Reflex - establishing the body's ability to resist gravity and facilitating neurological integration.
The Absolute Horizon Reflex - regulating gravity's influence for spatial awareness.
The Coming off the Floor and Coming to the Floor Reflexes - crucial for weight transfer, transitional movements, and interacting with the environment.
The Falling Reflex - impacting vertical movements and vestibular development.
The Upside Down Reflex - combining vertical and horizontal responses with momentum.
The Hanging Reflex - showcasing a baby's ability to engage and hang from another person.

Understanding these reflexes empowers parents and professionals with crucial assessment tools, enabling early identification and intervention for enhanced infant development.

Join Michelle Turner, presenting at the Movement, Brain, and Cognition Conference at Charles University, on a journey to unlock the mysteries of infant movement and witness how these insights can transform the way we approach early childhood development.

To get your child's Gravitational Primitive Reflexes evaluation go to https://www.movementlesson.academy today.

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Unveiling the Secrets of Infant Movement: Gravitational Primitive Reflexes - the missing link to understanding primitive reflexes.Delve into the groundbreaki...