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Hello parents! I am sharing a post from a mom to a 7 yo old autistic + PDA son. She is performing sensory-friendly string quartet concerts the weekend of April 18/19th in SF, Menlo Park, and Berkeley. These concerts are all free of charge. They create a space friendly to autistic and neurodivergent kids (no clapping, fidgets offered, interactive ways of engaging with the music, and more). This is their third time doing these concerts and they are really fun.

Family Concerts 2025-26 — San Francisco Chamber Orchestra FAMILY CONCERTS 2025-26 SeasonFrom our annual Nutcracker “Sweet” to our new Sensory Friendly Family Concert, you’ll be sure to find something for the whole family. And, just like the rest of our concerts, they are entirely…ADMISSION FREE!RSVP’s are NOT required but it helps us to know you....

Celebrating Purim at Atria Senior Living incorporating fun and Movement.

Celebrating Purim at Atria Senior Living, incorporating fun and movement.

Today I had the great pleasure to do a short presentation and a NeuroMovement Lesson, at the end we danced. Happy Valentine’s Day ♥️

ADHD is often described as a lack of attention.
But what if it’s actually a nervous system seeking organization?

From a NeuroMovement® perspective, many ADHD behaviors are attempts to self-regulate—not misbehavior.

When the brain gets clearer sensory input, attention often improves naturally.

✨ Calm isn’t forced.
✨ Focus isn’t demanded.
✨ They emerge through better brain organization.

ADHD Through a NeuroMovement® Lens: A Different Way to Support Children When a child is labeled with ADHD, the conversation often focuses on what the child can’t do:Can’t sit still.Can’t focus.Can’t regulate emotions.From a NeuroMovement® perspective, we ask a very different question:What is this child’s nervous system trying to learn?At Pathways to Movement,...

The Nine Essentials of NeuroMovement

Making Tummy Time Joyful: The NeuroMovement Way

Making Tummy Time Joyful: The NeuroMovement® Way Why Tummy Time MattersParents are often told that tummy time is essential for their baby’s growth. It’s said to strengthen neck, back, and shoulder muscles and prepare babies for milestones like rolling, crawling, and walking.But what happens when your baby hates tummy time? Tears, resistance, a...