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To those who have not spent time pouring over the wealth of academic studies discussing the relationship between balance and dyslexia (as well as a host of other reading and learning difficulties), it might seem strange to suggest that balance and dyslexia bear any relation. However, when we realize that balance is governed by the [...]

Publication of the Fifth Edition of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) is scheduled for publication in May 2013. This is an important document, you might even call it hugely important, for a number of reasons. The manual’s effects are such that its revisions can have a rippling impact for decades to come [...]

Balance is a multi-sensory activity. Our “sense” of balance, from the time of our embryonic development through full-fledged adulthood, is based on the proper functioning of the vestibular system in close conjunction with our visual, motor skills and positioning (proprioceptive) systems. Body position, muscular-skeletal control, tactile feedback, motor coordination and visual processing inputs all combine [...]

Interviews from Learning Breakthrough about the balance and sensory integration, Whole Brain System, Attention Deficit Disorder, and more.
Great Interviews About:

The Brain System
Attention Deficit Disorder
Neural Network Efficiency
The Vestibular System
Neurological Economy
Sensory Processing
And More …

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Learning Breakthrough Interviews on YouTube

Check out some of the various seminars by Dr. Belgau.
Topics Include:

Neural Network Efficiency
Vestibular System
Brain Reaction Timing
Neurological Economy
Sensory Integration
Auditory Processing

Find the Seminars on YouTube
Learning Breakthrough Seminars on YouTube