Enhancing Mental Health Outcomes with Neurodevelopmental Movements

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Enhancing Mental Health Outcomes with Neurodevelopmental Movements

Webinar Summary

Resilience and Recovery After Traumatic Experiences: caring for others & self

This insightful presentation reveals how NDMs can profoundly influence the brain, the behavior and enhance clinical outcomes.

Whether you are working with children or adults with trauma histories or complex neurological challenges, this webinar provides insights into the transformative power of these innate movements.

You will also receive supporting research, free resources, sample movements, compelling case reports, and a fast-acting calming tool you may begin using immediately with clients.

YOU WILL LEARN:

What NDMs are
How they work
How to use them as a stand-alone tool to calm and regulate
How they can boost outcomes when paired with LENS sessions
How they empower clients both in-session and at home
That they require surprisingly little time (fast AND easy!)

Christine Durfee, PhD

Christine Durfee, PhD, has been pioneering holistic approaches to mental health since 2011 by combining LENS neurofeedback with neurodevelopmental movements in the context of family systems therapy.

Christine received her master's degree at Corban University and earned her Ph.D. at Walden University.

She holds certifications as a Trauma Family Therapist, Low Energy Neurofeedback Practitioner, and Rhythmic Movement Training consultant.

Sonia Story

Sonia Story earned a master’s degree in movement sciences and is the developer of the Brain and Sensory Foundations training for addressing physical, social, emotional, and cognitive challenges.

She has been using neurodevelopmental movements since 2006 with individuals of all ages, with a focus on school-age children.

Sonia is the author of the Evidence eBook, a white paper giving the rationale and evidence basis for using innate neurodevelopmental movements for helping children with challenges.

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