When a child has special needs, those surrounding and caring for the child are laser focused on trying to help him or her get past their limitations, understandably so. However, have you ever asked yourself: “What is it like to be the child with special needs?” Exploring this question can be transformative for the child, the parent, the caregiver, and the professional.

In this podcast, Anat Baniel and Neil Sharp discuss: 

• their experiences using NeuroMovement® with children with special needs and their families 
• how children feel and respond to interventions that are meant to help them 
• what the brain of the child with special needs learns from its experiences
• creating the conditions necessary for the brain of most any child to learn and grow with NeuroMovement
• related questions from the audience