Yes! You have Time to Learn BrainMoves!

Yes! You have Time to Learn BrainMoves!By: Diane Malik Published on: 29/05/2025

Are you considering doing BrainMoves with your child or incorporating it into your classroom but are unsure if you have the time to dedicate to learning? Regular readers of this newsletter know that my self-paced BrainMoves course is designed for busy parents and working adults. I created the course with audio that can be listened to in the car or while doing chores around the house, as well as 5.5 hours of brief, easily digestible interactive video lessons. I wanted to make sure that parents, teachers, and therapists could learn valuable skills that they could immediately apply, even while they were still going through the course lessons. Yet, many people still wonder, “What will you learn?” Here is what is included in my BrainMoves course.

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Yes! You have Time to Learn BrainMoves!

10 Moments to Use BrainMoves to Help Your Child Transition Through the Day

10 Moments to Use BrainMoves to Help Your Child Transition Through the DayBy: Diane Malik Published on: 29/05/2025

By incorporating movements into daily routines and activities, caregivers can help children manage their black-and-white thinking.

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10 Moments to Use BrainMoves to Help Your Child Transition Through the Day

The Importance of Movement Breaks in Child Development 

The Importance of Movement Breaks in Child Development By: Diane Malik Published on: 08/05/2025

Our bodies are fundamentally designed for movement! Engaging in physical activity not only helps us stay aware of our surroundings but also enhances our cognitive functions. BrainMoves helps children move in ways that support their development.

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The Importance of Movement Breaks in Child Development