Help for Handwriting!

Greetings!
Many parents and teachers want students to improve handwriting skills.

We often ask children to practice handwriting over and over.

But if the foundations for handwriting have not been built, practicing is often stressful and may not produce good results.

Handwriting requires building complex, global skills to all work in harmony within the brain, body and sensory systems.

Keep these 3 things in mind for best results to improve handwriting:

1. Foundation--hand & arm muscle strength, motor skills, brain and sensory connections
2. Relaxation
3. Focus

The foundation, relaxation, and focus for improved handwriting can be accomplished by using innate rhythmic and reflex integration movements from the Brain and Sensory Foundations course.

Once these 3 are in place, then practicing makes sense and is much more enjoyable and effective. See before and after samples below!

Brain and Sensory Foundations
First Level Course

Open Enrollment Ends
Oct 31, 2019
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In-depth, comprehensive training in innate rhythmic movement and targeted reflex integration and so much more!

Help with:
• ADD/ADHD
• Poor sensory processing
• Autism, anxiety, Aspergers
• Poor balance, coordination, gait
• Intense emotional outbursts
• Learning challenges
• Developmental delays
• Speech delays, selective mutism
• Poor muscle tone
• Stress, trauma/PTSD
• Sleep challenges
• Stroke and TBI

OT and OTAs Earn 1.6 AOTA* CEUs (16 hrs)
PTs and PTAs Earn 8 CCUs, FSBPT
LMTs Earn 18 CEUs, NCBTMB (except in NY)
* AOTA does not endorse specific content, products or clinical procedures

"I have truly enjoyed this course. Many courses I attend have so much information packed into 1 or 2 days that I leave feeling overwhelmed. By doing this in my own time frame, I could practice the movements myself and this has really helped me be able to retain the information. I think the Q and A's are super helpful, as you were able to expand on the information that I learned, often relating it to clients which helped me to understand how I could apply this in my own practice. It has been a pleasure learning from you! Thanks again for all your helpful feedback." Mary Rose, PT

OT and OTAs Earn 1.3 AOTA* CEUs (13 hrs)

All new innate Rhythmic Movements and reflex integration tools.
This second level course helps you understand and master many more innate Rhythmic Developmental Movements and learn integration activities for 11 more key primitive and postural reflexes. The course also gives strategies for helping with Foot Tendon Guard response, Birth and Bonding challenges and includes a highly effective protocol for Infant Torticollis.
Learn more here about the Brain and Sensory Foundations, Second Level course.

Prerequisite: Brain and Sensory Foundations, First Level

Training Videos, available 24/7
Full-color, hardcopy training manual
Live online support and email support
Resources
Supporting research
CEUs

*AOTA does not endorse specific content, products or clinical procedures