Overview of NeuroNet Workshops

NeuroNet workshops are held over a three day period and are designed to be delivered to Allied Health professionals and teachers who are interested in bringing NeuroNet to their practices and classrooms. All Workshops presented provide 16 contact hours.

NeuroNet IR: Integrated Rhythms: CD 1-4

The IR workshop is for allied health professionals and teachers who want an additional tool to help children become independent learners. Participants learn to do and teach the Integrated Rhythms Program - a series of fun and challenging exercises that get kids up and moving, and help them develop "on time" language and math skills to a beat. Learn more about this workshop.

NeuroNet TFL: Tools for Learning: CD 5-8

The TFL workshop is a more challenging continuation of IR, including more complex movements, longer phrases, greater auditory memory requirements, and harder math computations. Information presented in this workshop elaborates on concepts presented in the IR workshop and is built upon the same foundations in neuroscience as the IR program. As such this workshop emphasizes continuity of the IR workshop, with exercises that are harder, but fundamentally similar. Learn more about this workshop.

NeuroNet Baby Steps

The Baby Steps workshop focuses on NeuroNet as it relates to early childhood development. Participants review developmental milestones in hearing, balance, and communication, and learn to use the Baby Steps Program to help children reach these milestones. Participants learn to implement methods for improving neurological organization, including exercises in daily living for children ages birth to two, and a structured exercise program for children ages 3-5. All Baby Steps exercises are designed to help children improve attention, memory, and problem-solving, and to prepare them to become independent learners. Learn more about this workshop.