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Discover why today’s world overwhelms our nervous systems — especially children’s — and learn simple, practical ways to reduce information overload. Amy Brewis shares screen-free strategies, nature-based resets, and movement ideas to help kids and adults feel calm, present, and grounded.
Did you know that early reflexes can impact how well a child’s eyes work together? 👀 This month’s issue shares quick insights on how reflexes affect eye teaming—and why that can make reading or copying from the board tricky for some kids.
Plus, a personal message from Amy for parents navigating the back-to-school season.
A calming space to release stress, restore balance, and reconnect with yourself. ✨ Perfect for moms navigating the busy back-to-school season or anyone needing time to recharge. 💙
This month’s newsletter is all about summer movement, reflex integration, and staying balanced—whether you’re a kid or an adult! Check out session openings, tips for brain-body development, and special offers inside.
Building confidence in kids starts with self-assurance and recognizing their strengths. Learn how goal-setting and Kid Confidence Cards can help children develop a positive self-image and overcome struggles.
Find out what’s happening at Brain FUNdamentals!
Now available! On-demand webinar titled: Integrating Two Key Reflexes Through Play and Movement
Amy Brewis shares insights from a Rhythmic Movement Training in Oregon, exploring how movement strengthens the brain-body connection. Learn how organized, rhythmic movements support emotional regulation, coordination, and overall well-being.
Feeling stuck in the daily grind? This summer, give yourself permission to pause, laugh, and reconnect with the joy of play. Discover how play helps adults reset, recharge, and feel more like human beings again.
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In the world we live in, we are constantly being bombarded with information.
There’s information coming into our system from all angles. It comes from the media we consume- whether that is from TV, streaming services, social media, news services, YouTube- you name it! The media is continually throwing bits of information at us. Advertisements, content from other people (even our friends), and content from businesses. Oh, the businesses!!