Movement isn’t just exercise—it’s learning in action.

In this episode of the No Limits Method Podcast, Laura sits down with Dr. Tally Foster (OT) and Roberta Neves (PT) to discuss why movement and positioning are essential to helping children with unique abilities thrive.

From the NICU to the classroom, movement plays a critical role in:

✅ Stimulating the brain and building neural connections

✅ Supporting regulation so students can focus and retain information

✅ Making lessons more engaging and meaningful

✅ Opening doors for children who can’t move independently

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, this episode will reshape the way you think about learning and why the physical component is central to cognitive growth.

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