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Photo: www.michigan.gov Much of the information on this blog is geared towards younger children, and I often get asked in my workshops what ...

0 comments Labels: play groups, social skills, t'weens, teens

Posted by Unknown | 7:25 AM

I was watching my newly-teen age daughter do her homework yesterday, and I noticed her posture. She was leaning to one side, her one leg fol...

0 comments Labels: proprioception, sensory integration, stress management, tactile sense, teens

Posted by Unknown | 12:03 PM

Photo: New Step Consultation Services There seems to be an abundance of information out there about sensory, language and other early interv...

0 comments Labels: self control, sensory integration, social learning, teens

Posted by Unknown | 6:36 AM

My daughter had  a friend stay over this weekend. Being 12 & 13 respectively, they spent most of their time sitting next to each other, ...

0 comments Labels: Meditation, sensory games, teens

Posted by Unknown | 5:43 AM

Wildwood Zoo-2008 This is a post I never imagined writing. How fitting that this morning, the first sound I heard was that of a Mourning Dov...

0 comments Labels: stress management, suicide, teens

Posted by Unknown | 11:24 PM

*NOTE: This is quite a long post that I wrote years ago before I had a blog. It was intended for a book I began and then later decided to n...

0 comments Labels: character education, compassion, love, teens, Transition

Posted by Unknown | 4:13 AM

"What I hear, I Forget. What I see, I remember. What I do, I understand. " ~Confucius One of the reasons I love teaching yoga to k...

0 comments Labels: Adaptive Learning, learning, technology, teens, yoga in schools

Posted by Unknown | 4:47 AM

Working in Ms. T's pre-school early intervention classroom 5 years ago was one of the most memorable  learning experiences for me. I hav...

0 comments Labels: Adaptive Learning, Adaptive Yoga, learning, lesson plan, multiple intellegences, Sensory processing disorders, special needs, teens, visual

Posted by Unknown | 7:25 AM

Over the past several years, cheer leading has become one of the fastest growing women's sports. It is estimated that in America, about ...

0 comments Labels: Dance, Girl's Yoga, Girls Sports, Sports conditioning, teens