Introduction to Developmental Movement: Improving learning, balance and coordination

Introduction to Developmental Movement: Improving learning, balance and coordination
Friday 4 June, 10am-4.30pm, Glastonbury

A really useful introduction and very practical

SENCO

Great day, such a good mix of participants

Occupational Therapist

Mary Mountstephen, author of Meeting Special Needs: Dyspraxia and Neuro-Developmental Delay

Date : Friday June 4th, 10pm-4.30pm            

Location : Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 8LD

Cost : £120.00 per person including training manual (50% discount for further participants from same setting)

FFI : Tel 01458 837514 / mem@imaginationgym.ws

Recommended for: teachers, support staff, therapists working with children aged 5-13, and parents of children with additional needs.

Outcomes

• Learn how a movement programme can address developmental issues which may be undermining a child’s ability to function effectively,
• Be able to identify signs of sensory-motor problems in the classroom which can affect balance, coordination, attention, eye-movements and concentration,
• Understand guidelines for introducing and managing the daily programme and evaluating its impact,
• Develop confidence in implementing the movements accurately through practical sessions,
• Explore case studies and participate in a multi-sensory, internationally recognised training programme.

 
Courses for Teachers, Therapists and Support Staff
The Move to Learn Programme
Mary Mountstephen MA (SEN)