Posted by Unknown | 6:19 AM

Barbara mirroring  movement for a non-verbal student. (Photo by J. Yurgel) Inclusion is about providing a broad range of fun & engaging ...

2 comments Labels: adaptive needs, adaptive sports, exercise, inclusion, kids health, movement

Posted by Unknown | 10:08 AM

Which sounds like more fun: relaxing quietly in lotus pose on a yoga mat or gliding smoothly above the clouds on a magic carpet? Performing ...

0 comments Labels: exercise, movement, outdoor play, sensory games, social skills

Posted by Unknown | 9:06 AM

Today I came across an article that  drives home the point of why our kids are so overwhelmed & stressed and have trouble learning. It d...

0 comments Labels: ADD, ADHD, brain development, Children's health, exercise, learning

Posted by Unknown | 4:18 AM

In my Yoga-Based Sensory Integration workshops, one of the most common questions I get from teachers and paraprofessionals is how to improve...

0 comments Labels: ADD, ADHD, autism, children's Yoga, exercise, proprioception, sensory integration, SPD, vestibular

Posted by Unknown | 9:18 PM

Most children are very adaptable-adjusting to new situations, environments and growing bodies every day. Children can even learn to adapt ...

0 comments Labels: children's Adaptive Yoga, exercise, movement, sensory integration

Posted by Unknown | 7:51 PM

"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." This is the "Athlete's Oath"  recited in the open...

0 comments Labels: adaptive sports, exercise, special needs, special needs camps

Posted by Unknown | 4:29 AM

Yoga is an ancient exercise science designed to calm and connect the whole person, Body, Mind and Spirit. The word “yoga” means “to bring to...

0 comments Labels: Body, exercise, integration, senses, yoga kids