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"If you're looking for a scientifically proven way to help your child be their best academically, socially and athletically, it's about time... well, more specifically, timing. The company offers an IM home programme that can be carried out where and when it suits you best," says Sandy George (IM practitioner, with a special interest in children and teens with learning/attention difficulties).
IM works with the use of headphones and hand or foot sensors to measure how closely the candidate's responses are to a computer-generated beat. The programme involves 12 sessions, of approximately 30 to 45 minutes each. Game-like features engage the trainee with auditory and visual guidance, which provides feedback while encouraging improved scores.
The science behind the therapy is complex but, in brief, IM improves the efficiency of a person's timing in the brain. In turn, this increases neural efficiency, which produces more efficient communication between critical brain networks. Because IM exercises and builds the core mental skills necessary for controlled attention, purposeful movement, working memory and the processing of info, its application extends with great success to:
For more information, go to www.WinningWayz.co.za.