So true! This post is by Hari Srinivasan, a Ph.d. neuroscience student at Vanderbilt. Some very interesting pointers have been articulated by Hari. The complexity of the disability, inadequacies in autism research, stressing the importance of inclusive reserach participation, instances where abilities are oversimplified or not adequately understood, reconsidering research methodologies.
Shereen Idiculla is the creator of “Learning through Movement” and “Whole body to speech program”. A SLP by profession, she is Hanen certified. She is also a feeding therapist and an AAC coach. In this interview, we have discussed the following topics: 1. The importance of movement in brain development. 2. Primitive reflexes. 3. The terrible twos and brain development. 4. Reflex integration followed by motor and sensory integration. 5. Integration of the right and left hemispheres of the brain. 6. 3 phases of the LRM program and Shereen's roadmap to speech. Congratulations on REALIZE! I gather it is a holistic approach towards communication rather than a piecemeal approach. Bottom-up rather than a top-down approach . This is actually the first time I'm talking about Realize. It's been a passion of mine for a long time. This thought has been in my h...
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