What is BrainX Movement?
It started with one parents question:
‘Why is my child struggling,
what is going on in her brain?’
Millions of parents are now asking the same question. Seb Kane not only managed to answer this question, he improved his daughters challenges and now they are both thriving.
Our mission is to share his amazing discovery with the world. The brain’s incredible potential can be harnessed to drive real and lasting improvements.
The brain and body are deeply interconnected, and we can support brain development by enhancing a child’s motor and sensory systems whilst also integrating Primitive Reflexes.
Disorders such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and Tourette’s are not permanent obstacles—they can be overcome with the right approach. We’ve seen this firsthand with our own children and have guided thousands of others to unlock their true potential through these transformative methods.
We have built successful treatment programmes based on the following core principles:
1
Environmental Impact on Developmental Disorders
Developmental disorders arise from environmental influences, not genetic inheritance.
This makes them dynamic and responsive to intervention, allowing for the improvement of symptoms and behaviours.
2
Neuroplasticity and
Brain Adaptation
The brain retains the ability to grow, reorganise, and form new neural connections throughout life, enabling continual learning and recovery from dysfunction.
3
Limitations of Diagnostic Labels
Diagnostic labels can oversimplify, individual behaviours are shaped by complex environmental factors.
Disorders are underdeveloped brain networks, which can be strengthened without pharmacological intervention.
4
The Role of Movement in Brain Development
Physical movement and environmental interaction are essential for building robust brain networks.
Early movement milestones are particularly critical for healthy brain development.
5
Importance of Hemispheric
Balance
Optimal brain function depends on the coordination and balance between the brain’s two hemispheres, ensuring effective cognitive and motor performance.
6
Voluntary Control and Nervous System Regulation
Optimal brain development requires the integration of primitive reflexes and the ability to maintain voluntary control within a parasympathetic state, promoting balanced nervous system function.
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