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How to improve learning and behaviour in children through looking at developmental movement patterns,  the hearing and the gut.

Our birth and the reflex patterns of movement that we do as a newborn are just some of the things that profoundly affect our later learning potential and our readiness for relating to our internal and external environment. If these primitive reflexes aren't fully established or integrated it can affect us physically, mentally and emotionally. It can hinder our ability to learn, to focus and to  find ease in ourselves. The good news is it's never too late to integrate these developmental patterns.

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Arabella runs the Neuro Balance Centre in Castle Cary and works primarily with children with learning difficulties helping them to reach their potential. She is a Developmental practitioner, a Homeopath and a Mindfulness teacher and has over 20 years experience.

"Since his neuro-balance therapy his tics have all but gone, he's stopped chewing clothes and he's generally more relaxed. He no longer loses his place when reading and school have said how hard he's concentrating which is a real turn around from last 10 years of 'he lacks focus' reports! His handwriting has also improved massively and he's matured a lot in such a short time....The course has been life changing".