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Movement is the foundation of all development including motor skills, communication, sensory integration, regulation, and self-help. Development begins in pregnancy with a set of organizing movements which serve as the launching pad for all post-natal development. The complexity of the birth transition can often disrupt the pre-natal foundation. We find early developmental gaps quickly resolve when the pre-natal foundation is restored. The focus of this course is the pre-natal foundation movement, key birth disruptors, and Bridging technique strategies to close gaps.
**PRE-REQUISITE: Birth Impacts on Regulation: Insights and Strategies**
Learning Objectives
1. Learn ten common birth attributes related to birth-age 3 development delays affecting 35-40% of all births.
2. Learn to assess six movement fundamentals supporting age birth-three developmental transitions.
3. Learn principles of the Kinetic Bridging® technique and application strategies to quickly close developmental gaps. The focus will related to the ten birth attributes related to delays.
4. Learn the neurobiology and biophysics principles related to Kinetic Bridging® changes.
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