Well-being – Mindful Moves

Anxiety frequently emerges as a prevalent symptom in children who exhibit retained primitive reflexes.

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It’s common for parents and educators to overlook the signs of anxiety in children, often attributing their behaviours to ineffective parenting or rebelliousness. Understanding that are in the fight-or-flight mode can help us identify behaviours that indicate heightened anxiety, such as a child acting out, being overly stubborn, avoiding situations, or even trying to be the class clown. It’s important to recognize that withdrawal isn’t the sole indicator of anxiety; there are various ways it can manifest in a child’s behavior.

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Issues when there are imbalances in the prefrontal Cortex.

How can you improve your attention, impulse control, decision making and planning with HEG?

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To enhance the prefrontal cortex, we can opt for HEG instead of neurofeedback or EEG. EEG, short for electroencephalography, gauges the brain’s electrical activity. While the rest of the brain functions as the engine and transmission, the prefrontal cortex serves as our steering and brakes. To strengthen this vital area, we focus on increasing the blood and oxygen flow, which directly impacts its activity. Hence, HEG, or hemoencephalography, comes into play.

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Do you have a disorder or is it simply a brain pattern?

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If you grasp the concept that the brain is an extraordinary intricate adaptive system, you might also come to realise that the notion of a “normal” brain doesn’t really exist. Numerous individuals perceive their brain’s functioning as a disorder or dysfunction, although this so-called “dysfunction” isn’t visible in the brain’s physical structure. The key is to comprehend how you utilise your brain and explore ways to harness its full potential for peak performance. Maybe it’s a good idea to examine the brain patterns of the “energy brain.”

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Make your relationship great in 2024!

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What if I told you that we could help you understand your personality and your partner’s, as well as how each of you organises your brain when stressed and what this means? I’ve had the privilege of conducting profile sessions with couples, siblings, parents, and children. While interpreting the results may not eliminate the stresses, they do offer a new way forward for individuals in these situations.

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Exam and Test Hacks

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Exam taking or test taking is a skill often not taught and marks often don’t reflect a child’s true abilities. People learn to pass tests, as opposed to take tests as part of their learning.

It is important to ask what the purpose of an exam or test is. Many school’s have decided to take away tests completely, which is not the best strategy. At tertiary level and in life people are required to take and pass tests.

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Is Tolerating your Stress, Leading to an Unfulfilled Life?

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So have you just learned to tolerate operating under stress, not being able to do your best?

We are continually learning in life. Einstein has said, ” When you stop learning your start dying.” Life is about progress and becoming. In our work, we understand this in our Learning Flow model represented as a Lazy 8. Sometimes we on track… but other times we come off track.

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