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Time Travels with the Time Doc—Trip 1: Quieting the Busy Mind
I have been blogging about brain-clock research at my home base (Brain Clock Blog) for many years and more recently have been blogging a... -
Learn more about the "Time Doc"
Many of you are already familiar with Dr Kevin McGrew. You’ve read his intriguing and elucidating blog posts and you know he is affectionatel... -
IM for Kids with Cancer?
I have had the privilege of working with many children who are recovering from their bout with cancer. I have had many children who have gone throu... -
Speech Improvement through Interactive Metronome
I am currently working with a teen who has a great difficulty with initiating anything from movement to speech to fine motor skills. He has a multi... -
A gift from Russia: Testimony from a real Mother
Andrew was adopted in 2000 from Russia...he was 4 years old. (He is now 15 years old.) He had an un-repaired cleft palate, profound hearing impairm... -
A bit of research: Fast thinking
Cognitive psychologists theorize that the faster we are able to process information (or think), the more intelligent we are, and the more readily w... -
Are you new to IM?
Every few weeks, I have a new batch of kids who will be receiving IM during their occupational therapy sessions. This also means there is a whole n... -
Individualized IM “on-demand focus” training
As summarized in prior posts, neurocognitive research suggests that the predominant gear of our minds transmission is neutral. Our... -
A little more science than usual: Great research on intelligence
In the literature, psychologists describe two forms of intelligence that each contributes separately to our ability to perform tasks. These are &ld... -
Testimony: Muscular Dystrophy
I just thought I would share this great testimony that I received with all of you: Amy, Just HAD to share some exciting news! You m... -
Sports and IM
Several of the teens that I see have come into the clinic for learning issues, but also are wondering if IM will help them in sports. Whenever a ch... -
A person can only hold only “so much” information in working memory
A person can only hold only “so much” information in working memory … here is an anology: There are 5 babies in the bed. Put ano... -
I WANT to get my homework DONE!
Wow, did you ever think you would hear those words come out of your child with ADHD’s mouth? Homework tends to be a struggle with our kids af... -
Developmental Coordination Disorder
I am currently working with a little 7 year old boy who has a developmental coordination disorder. When you observe him, you notice things that are... -
RAPT: Attention and focus
I have been reading Winfred Gallagher’s 2009 book “RAPT: Attention and the focused life.” In many of my bl...