A Fascinating Look at the Impact of the Placebo Effect Wow. I found this and had to share! The mind is AMAZING. This presentation takes …
Given the plasticity of our brains, we can literally change neural connections and brain maps for better mental and physical health.
Dr. Uma Naidoo has a wonderful new book called This Is Your Brain on Food: An Indispensable Guide to the Surprising Foods that Fight Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, and More (my Amazon link) Her big bold message is this “Until we solve nutritional problems, no amount of medication and psychotherapy is going to be able […]
Die spirituelle Herz ist in gewisser Weise ein wenig wie ein Smartphone, das uns unsichtbar mit einem großen Netzwerk von Informationen verbindet. Durch eine unsichtbare Energie, die das Herz abgibt, sind alle Menschen tiefgreifend mit allen Lebewesen verbunden. Jede Person, jedes Herz trägt zu dem
This simple brain worksheet PDF is designed to be an easily approachable visual teaching aid for all ages.
“It is the artist’s task, through offering his best and most carefully prepared achievements, to educate the public, to ennoble it.”
This simple brain worksheet PDF is designed to be an easily approachable visual teaching aid for all ages.
These abdominal exercises are sure to strengthen your core and enhance your workout routine. Try these different ab workouts for a tighter core.
Winter in Austin, Texas means one thing... Cedar Fever. For those of you not familiar with this oh, so wonderful annual event it is allergy misery for almost everyone in the area when the pollen literally blows off the cedar trees in Central Texas. Thankfully, the joys of living in Austin the rest of the year outweigh the not-so-fun booger fest that starts around here in December. I'm sure that I'm not the only teacher or speech/language pathologist that has to battle the mining-for-gold party that seems to happen on a daily basis with some of our kids. We've used Social Stories, Power Cards, role plays and attempts at shoving Kleenex at kids with little success. Two of our biggest offenders this year were 5th graders. Finally, as part of perspective taking work as well as rolling in a little personal hygeine instruction, I stumbled across this youtube video of a teenage girl talking about how grossed out she is by nose picking. Hmm.... maybe 5th grade boys might be more motivated to listen to a teenager? It was worth a shot... Here's the video in case you would like to use it with your students. I would suggest using it for 5th grade on up. There is nothing wrong with using it for 3rd-4th, but I'm not sure that they would be as motivated by the girl factor as pre-pubescent boys! The girl in the video rambles a bit, so my suggestion is to start at second :21 and stop it at 1:52. If I could, I would send you a bouquet of Purell, Clorox Wipes, and a big box of Puffs! ~Kelley
Come and play. Growing your gray matter doesn't have to be boring.
In the past, autism was wildly misunderstood.Thankfully, a lot has changed and we now have a better understanding of what autism truly is.
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