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Use It or Lose It: The Theory and Practice of Brain Exercise and Fitness for Cognitive Health – 1252th Edition | Health Blog

10. Aug, 2010 View Comments

Use It or Lose It: The Theory and Practice of Brain Exercise and Fitness for Cognitive Health – 1252th Edition | Health Blog. When we exercise our brains, we put our Neurons and connections between neurons in action. Given the diversity of functions outlined above, it is clear that different activities are going to activate [...]

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Hartley’s Life With 3 Boys: What is Sensory Processing Disorder?

04. Aug, 2010 View Comments

Want to read a serious post that tries to give a good working definition of sensory processing disorder…take a look at this one. There is some opinion thrown in, but the information is very well described and useful for those looking for a good topical way to think about the term “SPD.” Hartley’s Life With [...]

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From the Learning Feed, Sensory Integration & Brain Processing
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Belgau book excerpt: body movement defined by brain processes and vice versa

13. Jan, 2010 View Comments

From the upcoming release of A Life In Balance: Discovery of a Learning Breakthrough The Still-Missing Core “One of the basic principles of a two-engine airplane is the synchronicity between the two engine systems that are fixed on either side of the plane. If one engine puts out more thrust than the other, it causes [...]

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