Dynamic Movement Intervention Therapy - DMI

Irrespective of the degree of cognitive functioning or the extent of neurological impairment, children facing such challenges can experience significant advantages from DMI motor intervention in terms of fostering neuroplasticity in their developing brains. This therapeutic approach can be beneficial for children diagnosed with various motor delays, encompassing conditions such as Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, global developmental delay, hypotonia, chromosomal abnormalities/genetic disorders, spinal cord lesions, or acquired brain injuries. Moreover, children at risk, including those born prematurely, can also reap the rewards of this therapy due to its potent ability to induce notable neuroplastic changes in the developing brain.

• Stimulates neuroplasticity: Helps the brain form new connections to improve motor control.

• Boosts strength and balance: Encourages postural control and stability through specific, guided movements.

• Promotes developmental milestones: Supports skills such as rolling, crawling, sitting, standing, and walking.

• Improves coordination and body awareness: Enhances how children perceive and use their bodies in space.

• Encourages confidence and independence: Builds trust in movement and fosters a sense of accomplishment.

• Adaptable to each child: Beneficial for children with motor delays, genetic conditions, or neurological challenges — or simply to support optimal early development.